Reminder that the AI you have access to is incredibly powerful but pales in comparison to what AI labs have internally
I really don't care. I like actually using my brain, thanks.
>>108801917Reminder that this thread was posted by a Peter Thiel shillbot
I mean maybe, but what exactly are all the employees with unlimited access to Mythos doing with it?
>t-two more years>trust the plankek
>>108801917
And? What can I do with more advanced AI that I can't do today already? Maybe software cucks will continue getting axed though
>>108801959I created a spontaneous fission delayed neutron library a few weeks ago in 5 days using Claude code. It would have taken me 6 months before AI.
>>108801917and what have they produced? Fucking jackshit except more slop.
>>108802077See >>108802056
Two more weeks, bros.
>>108802079what am I supposed to see its a fucking tweet link code instead of quotes by random stooges.
>>108802056Show code.
>>108801917Reminder that the AI you have access to is incredibly powerful but pales in comparison to what's inside your own head.
so uh...why aren't they allowing people to use it so they can have the best AI on the market and sweep the competition?
>>108801943Using entire lakes of water and countries worth of electricity to try to lobotomize it into not being racist
>>108802111>>108802212https://github.com/tonyjnel/sf-delayed-neutron-data
>ny founderwhat
>>108801926>the first airplanes begin soaring through the skies>heh, morons, who cares? I love walking. it's good for you
>>108802277I have not seen one of these analogies that works. It's getting really tiring.
>>108802250real world use case? how big is the company running this? how many monthly users?
>>108802294This is just the data library. There's no code associated with it.Our simulations of radiation fields are now slightly more accurate. Previously everybody was just leaving those neutrons out and systematically undercounting.But realistically none of the work I’ve ever done or ever will do is going to be particularly impactful.If everybody makes things a tiny bit better it adds up though, since there are a lot of us.
It's actually incredible how little rat sycophants still fall for this grift. Must be sunk cost motivation or just this overarching desire for their ineptitude to be equalized. Very leftist.>its gonna be just like the mooooovies
>>108801917>ai investor claims future ai will be awesomeCool story, (tech) bro.
>>108801917Isn't the quote at the end from William Gibson?
>>108801917I'm not falling for that matter how many times you say it
>>108801917nah, if they had anything like that they wouldn't be able to shut the fuck up about it lol
>>108802250someone explain whats the usecase of this
>may we see it?>no
The hilarious part is that the primary side-effect of LLMs is abstract nonsense (i.e. "research level math" which might or might not becomes useful) and psychosis (i.e. "I will prevent the Anti-Christ by introducing ubiquitous adversarial surveillance"), and we don't have a reliable test for which is which yet.
>>108802056>department of energy And the nuclear facilities will run on AI slop
>>108801917And the government and the army probably had this technology decades ago.
>>108801959I have an Haproxy server that handles ~200 apps. The default stats page looks like pic related (which displays only 2 sites). The page is decent, but rather bloated and hard to read when you have a lot of sites.In about 30 minutes with AI's help I slopped up 500 lines of Go that pulls the stats csv and uses Raylib to render a nice, colorful display that puts only the stats I care about onto the screen. I can switch between showing only the servers, or servers with backends, with a simple keypress, and anything that's down blinks and flashes.It's something I could have written by hand before AI, but never bothered because the context-switch would have been too costly. It wasn't important enough to spend time on since just pulling the data from the CLI with python was technically good enough.
>>108801917>"AI" is totally really, tech CEOs just don't want you to know their power level>it's coming in exactly Two More Weeks
>>108801917They have no moat, they have nothing and what's out there is not impressive.
>>108801917>you wouldn't believe how powerful our secret chat bots are at chatting
>>108802056>I created a spontaneous fission delayed neutron library a few weeks ago in 5 days using Claude code. It would have taken me 6 months before AI.Can we see it?
>>108802250>it's just yamlWHY THE FUCK DO YOU PEOPLE KEEP POSTING THIS NONSENSE ON GITHUB!?
>>108801917What the labs have isn't even close to what the government has access to, the same applies for technology. What they have is decades ahead of what we know.
>>108801959we rewrote roughly 20 years of legacy code in a few weeksbefore claude the estimate for the entire project was 3-4 years
