ReptileMan

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Comment · 10 hours ago
Yes we are.
Comment · 1 day ago
Next step - take the cpu implemented in transformers implement it here and make it play doom. The compute needed still won't be able run Crysis well though.
Comment · 1 day ago
Please let it be rogue AI agents for maximum lulz.
Comment · 2 days ago
Gemini - Alignment Drift
Comment · 2 days ago
Still better than Anthropic. If I create someday doomsday device, its turn off code will be to sort Anthropic models by strength given only their names, without access to the internet.
Comment · 2 days ago
Argon - first version, Bismuth - internal, Carbon - second version for the public if I had to make a wild guess.
Comment · 3 days ago
Bolsonaro is Trump's man, Lula is Putin's
Comment · 3 days ago
Because with a database row you don't risk having SEC suing you into oblivion.

Blockchain tokenization is only for high risk negative reward people.

Comment · 4 days ago
Expecting lots of traffic to this blog post from russian and ukrainan ip-s.
Comment · 4 days ago
From my reading no. Because brute forcing anything symmetrical is already O(n). What protects us is the assumption that there is not enough energy in the observable universe to brute force 2^256 key.
Comment · 4 days ago
Not only that but there is limited number of good prompts/design decisions per employee per day.
Comment · 4 days ago
With women size matters. Having 0.1 carat natural stone doesn't give you automatically social status above the one with flawless 30 carat monocrystal.

There may be market for artisanaly doped synthetics by customer design or something.

Comment · 4 days ago
To be fair the Executive Branch in the last 50 years seems to look at the Congresses' laws more as "recommendations that could be ignored if we really want to" and this would have been a perfect case to do so.
Comment · 4 days ago
The moment it becomes useful its cost will fall down to silicone prices really fast.

Right now you can buy 100g of diamonds for low teens in $ from China. Diamonds are produced in enormous quantities as abrasives. And if you do something on large scale you become better at it.

So far we haven't invested in big monocrystals because there was not much use for them aside from jewelry and probably other small niches. The moment some R&D makes something useful out of them - they will be Jevoned into oblivion.

Comment · 4 days ago
>single-crystal diamond wafer

Can you hear the sound of DeBeers' execs melting down? I intend to play it as a white noise while I sleep.

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