Hey Michael, I need an expert's take on this. My GPT-Astra matched a glass shard (B54 shard 6 at depth 75.50 m) from 168 CE sulfate event to Calbuco-group glass, specifically the mafic samples of CLD341A and CLD340C from Fontijn’s Table S3a (https://t.co/cW9Xa1CJPa).
Calbuco's Ca12 eruption is reported 31-296 CE and VEI≥4. Let me know what you think!
@ereliuer_eteer LLMs are computable; brains likely are too. If brains have qualia but LLMs don't, why and where is the boundary among computable processes? If substrate matters, what property of neural tissue, absent in silicon circuitry, makes qualia possible? Panpsychism seems less implausible
@lord_fed The Navier–Stokes moment for AI coding will be a swarm of 1000 agents autonomously building an entire enterprise software stack in just one week. I think we'll see this before the end of 2027. That will be the real SaaSpocalypse, not the early 2026 coding agents
@partners_road My reply reached char limit. This is about the pay in frontier labs specifically, kernel optimization is the most paid after RL research. Kernel engineers set the token throughput/GPU/hr, which is currently a limiter on frontier lab's revenue growth and token production cost
@GS_CapSF Ugly balance sheet, but if they prove profitability despite the spending commitments, which I suspect that they will, these are potentially $10T companies in the next few years
@ContrarianCurse For how much math this paper covers, it's kinda suspicious how little there is on deep learning theory and computational cryptography. Makes one wonder if OAI is deliberately holding back results with more obvious practical implications. That'd be their biggest edge after all
@hoaxeye@tyrion79@DarkCisum Coma aberration pattern from Hamburg observatory shows not all are artifacts. Astrophysical energetic events provide a good fit until the brightest and clustered ones (especially the Mar 4, 1951). That leaves undocumented upper atmosphere flash or explosion experiments by humans
@JapanDeepValue1@irbezek Retails certainly can. The 2015 China A-share bust is now widely considered to be caused by retail deleveraging. The magnitude and speed of the initial liquidation wave (−32% in 26 days for SSE Composite Index) were even worse than this KOSPI drawdown
@ResearchQf If you look at this image closely, Feynman’s NVLink 8 is clearly called CPO, while NVLink for Rubin & Blackwell is just switches. I think here it’s implying that scale-up will go full CPO in Feynman.
@rubicon59 1) Frequent write/erase shortens NAND lifetime. KV cache is very w/e heavy. Entire GPU must be swapped for a malfunction HBF
2) Above 70ºC, bits stored in NAND escape quickly. GPU interposer operates at 90ºC
Any announcement about HBF is futile, unless the constraints are solved