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But could an attacker with access to zip tools exploit it to get a root shell? Probably not, but maybe.

Just like The Jaunt by Stephen King. "It's longer than you think, dad! ...about 22 hours."

They'll become a reality on the same day as solar roadways.

Not what it says. > We fit a trend to the quarterly quantities of AI compute sold, as measured in H100-equivalents. We find that computing capacity has been growing by 3.3x per yea…

> And this is where the value is for me: I can simply make things higher quality than I could do them alone. Yeah, that's the thing for me. LLMs have made my work easier and faster…

Well there's no need to suppose. While I think if it hasn't been exploited in 30 years, there probably isn't an attack surface, you can always demonstrate and report an exploit.

I disagree. Looking forward to reading your amicus brief.

You're not seriously out here posting raw numbers without considering the base rate are you

Right, but I hadn't really heard it before until I started using AI daily.

Because Trump likes being antagonistic. And the notion that plundering America is just a distraction from the files is itself a convenient distraction from the plundering of Americ…

I'm not sure anything is a distraction from the Epstein files. I don't think the administration cares about the Epstein files. What would be the fallout if they were all released? …

I caught myself saying "push back" the other day. I've never said it before, it's a Claude-ism.

> If you're a job seeker, most of the jobs are fake for pretend growth optics. Maybe, but it continues to be one of the best places to find work.

That's the neat part though, isn't it? It's a product that's so good that there's no everyday alternatives to it. I was researching cat litter options recently and cat owners do a …

Closest they can get to piloting a mech.

I bought as few textbooks as I could, but the few that I did buy are sitting in my parents' basement bookshelves somewhere.

The fundamental problem is that reality has a surprising level of detail (as described in an article by the same name). The founder is the same kind of guy that believes the govern…

> Patents incentivize investment in R&D. In theory or in real life?

> Why did you do it this way? One thing that I find helps is just avoiding the word "why" as well. Restructuring to say "how come" or "I'm wondering..." or "am I understanding righ…

I thought the same thing. I do think the first section was written or at least edited by hand. The rest could've been an email, so to speak.

> At minimum you have to filter out 90%+ of people that simply don't have the mental faculties to evaluate what is and isn't a valid argument, before you even get started. I don't …

> I don't know why Opus would try to create an entire library when I told it specifically to do something simple that would take 2-3 lines of Python. Because it reasons in one dire…

This is an excellent comment from your HN link: > The core issue there isn't that the LLM isn't building internal models to represent its world, it's that its world is limited to t…

> A more appropriate mirror test for LLMs is to get them to state facts about their training data. Percentage of arts vs science for example. LLMs are not capable of this kind of r…