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i wish i could do more - i wish i had a thousand hands and a thousand eyes and a thousand years and army of angels and a thousand stars that lit the sky so bright that the night would never come and that our sleepless dreams would fill this world
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whenever i face the ocean or the mountains or the trees or the sky, i feel inspired. where does all your fear come from?
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keep thinking about a new version of Yu-Gi-Oh where all the card lore (ie: believing in the heart of the cards) has all been replaced with GPU cards
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asking a swarm of AI to rate all the AI labs and leaders on axes of YOLO vs FOMO vs FAFO
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servers thinking w a human's worth of electricity is scary at first. but we're made of self-replicating molecular nanotechnology that can subsist off the land w/o civilization & arose out of the goo. we cant write basic software for bio yet and the goo is far from optimized
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Let's say a frontier model is a 10T MoE on GB300 NVL72. That's ~5 Joules/token or ~50 W at human thinking speed vs our brain at 20 W. The energy grid is $0.08/kWh and eating rice $0.50/kWh. So on an energy-per-thought standpoint rn we're surprisingly similar to frontier models!
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Here are my favorite short science fiction stories and omg they're literally so short why haven't you read them already?! seriously just Google them
1) "They're Made out of Meat" by Terry Bison
2) "The Last Question" by Isaac Asimov
3) "I Sexually Identify as an Attack Helicopter" by Isabel Fall
4) "True names" by Vernor Vinge
5) "Giants" by Peter Watts
6) "The Colonel" by Peter Watts
1) "They're Made out of Meat" by Terry Bison
2) "The Last Question" by Isaac Asimov
3) "I Sexually Identify as an Attack Helicopter" by Isabel Fall
4) "True names" by Vernor Vinge
5) "Giants" by Peter Watts
6) "The Colonel" by Peter Watts
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"you know, i have a lot of respect for my ancestors. they may have had tiny foreheads and pathetic ears, but they still made it."
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reflecting on 1920s images of people working on massive generators for the electrification of the modern world makes me realize that the past was wildly futuristic too
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it's interesting to imagine that my head would only need to be 1.5cm larger (in radius) to have a 2x larger neocortex and if I could reaquire the growth rate of a baby this would only take 2 years
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David retweeted
@jaivin sleep, stretch, meditate, walk, lift, cardio, if u do all of these it basically impossible to be stressed
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i asked LLMs to have fun, write down what happened, then rate who had the most fun. the newer models seem to have less fun! many models played word games, but opus 4.6 won over and over by imagining brief worlds made up of contradictions living inside falling water droplets 🥺
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here's some more data visualizations for people who are curious i'll also put up the total data dump here drive.google.com/file/d/1EM7Yef…
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actually here's another set of leaderborads with a 1 line description of each's adventures, should have posted it like this earlier!
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apparently across the street from McDonald's in San Francisco is a vegan parody restaurant called Mr Charlie's
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10 million humanoid robots is enough physical labor to build New York City in 5 months and the first Optimus factory will manufacture that many robots in a single year
The Optimus factory construction at Giga Texas is progressing rapidly.
It'll be a massive 7 million sq ft facility with a targeted capacity of 10 million Optimus per year. Initial production is planned to begin in 2027.
The Fremont facility, planned for 1 million per year, is ction this year.
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