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Comment · 3 days ago
why come google is not coming up with navier stokes level proofs?
Comment · 8 days ago
if this model is truly not distilled/benchmaxxed, then why are not investors pouring trillions into moonshot?
Comment · 9 days ago
Seems reasonable for your average user who games 10-12 hours a week and would not want to go through the hassle of owning and maintain a physical console (plus paying electricity on that).
Comment · 9 days ago
just like how we humans are (in the big 2026) carbon buildings with seldom sparks of electricity.
Comment · 1 month ago
I think a person who still knows how to code manually, learning from raw documentation and trial and error can hold massive leverage over people who don't.
Comment · 3 months ago
I hope you have a few million dollars, the model requires more than a terabyte of vram unless you lobotomize it a bit.
Comment · 5 months ago
When intelligence is a commercial commodity, it is only bound to happen that the rich gatekeep it to secure their socioeconomic status.

But, I think, with every revolution, hierarchies have only historically fallen only for the former serfs to rise.

The industrial revolution, the renaissance -> all were marked by an massive shift in the socioeconomic status and the rise of the middle class.

I think AGI, when it happens, will only raise equality. I may be wrong.

Comment · 5 months ago
He statistically is the second coming of Christ Nobel and several breakthroughs in nature.
Comment · 5 months ago
Demis was boon to a rather poor family, he used his own money to buy his first computer (from chess winnings.)

His father didn't have a steady job even, he is truly a black swan.

Comment · 5 months ago
All of the major model's memory are handled by smaller more specific models.

I do not know about the future, but I believe, like the human brain (the amylgada + cerebral cortex), AGI will have smaller but more specific submodels running in parallel to craft an compelling heuristic.

Comment · 5 months ago
Hahaha this hits home too hard, back in early 2000s people would moan all the time whenever they spotted a hint of autotune, in 2026 its the industry standard.

I think its really speaks on the incredible ability of people to be able to be stuck in the past rather than new technology being "bad".

Comment · 5 months ago
Before internet existed, people went to clubs and malls, I wonder if they still do it now?
Comment · 5 months ago
You can read the paper here: https://labs.scale.com/papers/swe_bench_pro

TL;DR its very effective as it directly tests model on REAL codebases: "The benchmark is constructed from GPL-style copyleft repositories and private proprietary codebases". The use case is very real.

Comment · 5 months ago
That is why we have SWE bench pro, they test architecture design too, turns out 1000 dollars of tokens outperform 10k dollars of labor in meta design.

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