Julian @julianboolean_

experimental cozy face account honor is in trying anyway “unnervingly flexible” - @g_leech_ London, England Joined July 2023

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Julian @julianboolean_

11 hours ago

i tried all the models on @mathematics_inc 's job-page riddle Sonnet 4.5: FAIL 0/2 Opus 4.1: FAIL 0/2 GPT5-Instant: FAIL 0/2 Gemini 2.5 Flash: FAIL 1/2 Gemini 2.5 Pro: FAIL 1/2 Deepseek v3.2: FAIL 1/2 DeepThink (8min): FAIL 1/2 GPT5-Thinking: FAIL 1/2 GPT5-Pro (7m): SUCCESS!

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Jascha Sohl-Dickstein @jaschasd

2 days ago

Title: Advice for a young investigator in the first and last days of the Anthropocene Abstract: Within just a few years, it is likely that we will create AI systems that outperform the best humans on all intellectual tasks. This will have implications for your research and…

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Julian @julianboolean_

2 days ago

oooh interesting I like the approach of "simply define things in the most obvious way and see where they lead"

Toby Ord @tobyordoxford

3 days ago

oooh interesting I like the approach of "simply define things in the most obvious way and see where they lead"

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Julian @julianboolean_

2 days ago

huh I wonder if we'll soon cross some "de Bruijin threshold" at which teaching proofs in Lean with the aid of visualizing the current proof state is easier than teaching proofs normally @ninja_maths

Alex Kontorovich @AlexKontorovich

2 days ago

huh I wonder if we'll soon cross some "de Bruijin threshold" at which teaching proofs in Lean with the aid of visualizing the current proof state is easier than teaching proofs normally @ninja_maths

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Julian @julianboolean_

3 days ago

this souunds really cool "They experimentally synthesized these genomes and showed that these AI-generated phages actually work" what does it mean to exp synth an AI genome? build it base by base and put it in a cell to be turned into protein?

Patrick Collison @patrickc

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Julian @julianboolean_

3 days ago

a long time ago i went to a talk by @anderssandberg where he mentioned that human beings have two separate sets of neural circuitry - one for "wanting" things and one for "liking" them, and that's stuck with me ever since

Nohn Jeumann @NohnVonJeumann

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William Eden @WilliamAEden

5 days ago

@diviacaroline Prices are information. Information is speech. Free speech means free prices ✊🏻

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Julian @julianboolean_

5 days ago

this is really really good

Hunternif @hunternif_art

3 weeks ago

this is really really good

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Julian @julianboolean_

5 days ago

i need to fuzzy search the text of a large legal document (100s of pages) by fuzzy search i mean semantic/ non-keyword matching can this be done cheaply and reliably with modern AI?

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JamesFennell MBE @FennellJW

a week ago

Learnt today that the characters in the band-of-rabbits in Richard's Adams 'Watership Down' are based on his fellow soldiers in 250 (Parachute) Company RASC, who dropped into Arnhem 81 years ago. Like J.R.R. Tolkein, his fantasy of good against evil was rooted in his own wartime…

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Geoffrey Litt @geoffreylitt

2 months ago

# Enough AI copilots! We need AI HUDs IMO, one of the best critiques of modern AI design comes from a 1992 talk by the researcher Mark Weiser, where he ranted against "copilot" as a metaphor for AI. 33 years ago, but still incredibly relevant for anyone designing with AI...…