history repeats itself, we need to do a better job communicating and implementing ai that makes lives better for people who r far removed from tech to make sure data centers (and by extent, ai) isn't stifled how nuclear was
Real-world industrial operations are a $5T slice of the US economy, but benchmarks so far don’t focus on this sector because of the required domain expertise.
Maingen builds evals and data to train frontier models on industrial tasks. SolarBench is our first industrial benchmark.
After spending hundreds of hours on the ground with solar operators, @djyang1 and I translated their day-to-day work into an operations desk for agents.
SolarBench runs agents through a weeklong shift on a live desk. The week tests traits real operations demand: triaging conflicting alerts, multistep inventory planning, and maintenance calls made on expected value.
@sensho unrequited love </3
what if we had a multiagent world ... where they had resources to build a life for themselves ... maybe w the existence of finding a partner ...
@TheStalwart ppl should be more "pro" kinds of energy sources than even sports teams imo. it's important to communicate and educate why we need more energy, and this is a good way to increase buy in, people can j be pro (energy source) if that best fits the constraints where they are
my most controversial take is that i think gambling is bad for society as a whole n shouldnt be promoted but if u get addicted to it and lose ur money or ruin ur life it's very much a skill issue
@garrytan ya it irks me very much, fundamentally its the same thing that's wrong w bills that include too many provisions. in an ideal and efficient political landscape each idea would be judged for it's own merits.
@satellitedown yeah i rooted my tablet to give myself infinite subway surfers and dream league soccer in like 2015 when i was 11 or so first was interested in code then