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I would really love to see some sort of telepresence robotics crowdfunding ie like 200 people send a humanoid robot to a remote uninhabited island with starlink and it grows garden

Blue-eyed Black Lemurs would be a good Tine model for a A Fire Upon the Deep film

A big problem is that Google's engineers aren't being placed inside of underground mines designed by their world models

this is exactly the sort of lack of common sense that LLMs still lack and why you can't trust them to make coherent plans or do safety critical work (ie work)

3rd iteration of 608 PhD omniball, unfortunately I did not add enough spacing for the hex shaft and have to reorder barrel wheel support parts

Noam Chomsky is still alive to watch Universal Grammar beat up Claude Code

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Yes my dear Heonae, on my path to Landaree Lighthouse , for a breath, LLMs had taken me captive in a dragon’s hypnosis . For years, I played doll, cowboy, and dunce tutor in a “funhouse of mirrors of mind”.

Gemini keeps referring to books with a 'the bible of x' analogy. I hate it, I told it to stop, it still does it invariably.

Turns out the Nano Banana Pro still struggles with unthinkable out of distribution scenarios like a person walking up a down escalator

Now is such an interesting word because it signifies a change in world state

everyday we stray further from creator's light novel

talk about dark patterns

resubscribe to Prime so I can watch Season 4. fml, there is no season 4

I believe that language works like a cascade of neurosymbolic strategies... For example, first 'perfect string match' then 'near match with some lenience in case and typos' then more complex grep/sematic/syntatic little programs

I was having a conversation with Gemini about how films are exclusive streams now instead of purchasable/box office and what the implications are and I like how it said: Everyday viewers are buying "evergreen" box sets (like The Office, Harry Potter)

the summer of superfluous talking is fading to cyber-noir Autumn

Everyone's a polyglot and nobody knows it yet

Alphabet will probably acquire Sunday Robotics in 2027-2029