@razibkhan @airkatakana @OpenAINewsroom If I remember correctly, the Chat GPT tool prompting specifically says to use the default Matplotlib colors when creating charts.
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Robert Winslow
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Robert Winslow
@RMWinslow
@UnivOfKansas to @umn_econ to @usd. The Plains are Great.
Katılım Ağustos 2021
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@airkatakana @OpenAINewsroom this looks like open office default or something
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When ChatGPT first launched, there was an enormous gender gap, with our anonymized data showing roughly 80% having typically male first names. That gap is now gone.
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@ZyMazza I had GPT Mythos port this into lean and can confirm the proof is valid. 🫡
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After multiple days of many hour long sessions with GPT 5.4 and Claude Opus 4.6 (thinking and extended respectively) I can confidently say I have SOLVED the hard problem of consciousness.
You might think that I'm suffering from LLM psychosis, but all of my code is public and you can see it for yourself. Chat GPT 5.4 after 9 hours of extended thinking in pro mode could not find a single flaw anywhere.
I have just collapsed thousands of years of futile philosophical debate into an elegant solution in one of today's leading programming languages, hailed for its compatibility with LLM driven research.
We are expanding the frontier of knowledge!
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@number_pizza111 My favorite feature of Windows is how the "help" menu option in the File Explorer just opens a Bing search results page for "get help with file explorer in windows", where the box at the top of the page explains how to open File Explorer.
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@simonradner I remember getting really stumped in this game because I interpreted the Red Herring as a gag meant to be ignored, and completely forgot about it for later.
In retrospect, it feels a bit like I prompt injected myself.
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Claude playing Monkey Island — about as good as I was at 14
you can watch its reason while it plays
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@justalexoki I had to teach the robot that most git commands it wants to run can be run from any subdirectory of the repo root and they'll work just fine.
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this is literally unusable holy shit. he's running a thousand git commands am i just supposed to accept a thousand times
taoki@justalexoki
why can't i bypass permissions in the claude app. i'm just sat here pressing accept a thousand times. this is retarded
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@tszzl idk, electropsychism for me fam
x.com/corsaren/statu…
corsaren@corsaren
consciousness is a property of electricity. rocks are not conscious because they ain’t got no zap to ‘em. simple as.
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Will AI ever be able to say, genuinely, "I don't know"?
Because, to me, that is the ultimate proof of intelligence.
(It's a philosophical question)
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@yacineMTB Confession: Sometimes I'll the robot to open a webpage for me.
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this is honestly kind of an insane way to use my computer and it is even more insane that it works
couldn't find the steam window. asked codex to use bspc to bring it up. god damn
kache@yacineMTB
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@itaisher It's specifically the set of mathematical primitives used in the Wolfram Language.
Which is still really cool!
But he even says in the paper it's primarily of interest for pedagogical purposes.
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It’s not “all mathematical functions”
Michał Podlewski@trajektoriePL
The Polish theoretical physicist who proved that you can recreate all mathematical functions from just this one operation is Andrzej Odrzywołek from Jagiellonian University @JagiellonskiUni. Truly a remarkable piece of work! Congrats @AndrzOdrz x.com/deedydas/statu…
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@PelegMichael @deedydas Specifically the set of primitives used in the Wolfram Language.
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eml(1,eml(eml(1,eml(x,1)),1)) = x
eml(eml(1,eml(1,eml(1,eml(eml(1,1),1)))),eml(x,1)) = -x
Peak math.
#bib.bib35" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">arxiv.org/html/2603.2185…
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@GarrettPetersen The fundamental problem is that Elsa is a deeply, deeply evil person, even in the final movie. But they accidentally made her villain song too catchy and had to do a last-minute rewrite to hide the evil particles under a different rug.
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I couldn't help but notice that a core message of the movie is "the person you think you fell in love with might turn evil with zero warning signs." If you internalized that message, you'd end up with an extremely paranoid approach to relationships.
Megha@megha_lilly
Frozen was not just a bad movie, it’s actively a bad story for children. It perverts and twists romantic love by leading children to believe sisterly love can replace it (true love’s kiss is Elsa kissing her sister rather than a Prince kissing the Princess). It perverts and twists the Snow Queen fairy tale in which a sister rescues a brother FROM the evil snow queen in order to begin the era of “the villain isn’t evil she’s just misunderstood”. It mocks the love at first sight romance of all fairy tales (that end in marriage) in order to justify the five year long situationships that the modern west thinks is healthy somehow. It exonerates a character for being completely selfish and petulant. Just a ridiculous, stupid movie I won’t show my kids.
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@AndyMasley Well, you can climb a gradient even if it doesn't take you all the way to the optimum.
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Separate from the water stuff I thought we all got the message that planting trees is a fake climate intervention
fai nur@faionur
a new app, Eco GPT, is pushing a ton of ads on tiktok that they’re an eco-friendly ai chatbot that uses “less water” than “big ai” and yes it’s a basic chat gpt wrapper with a paywall lying to gullible people 🤷♀️
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@ample0xf @melanistickitty @archpng They should have reserved the old one exclusively for mysterious tomes of unknown provenance.
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@melanistickitty @archpng They should have put the new one somewhere else and kept this piece of history.
The current main library is an abomination.
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Cincinnati’s old Main Library was demolished in 1955 — and the site was turned into parking.
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@GeorgeLutas1 @shakoistsLog "People are already reporting not remembering their coding solutions from mere weeks ago."
... not that I need AI to help forget that kind of thing
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@shakoistsLog Being able to struggle over something like this builds the psyche rather well. This is one of the greatest things we risk loosing relying on the simulacrum of intelligence, losing our own.
People are already reporting not remembering their coding solutions from mere weeks ago.
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on the first day, of my first real job, circa 2014, my boss gave me this. he said solve it, if i can. i had only taken single variable business calc. i spent 14 months living as a monk, coming home every day after work, and all day on the weekends, studying math and trying to reverse engineer this.
multi-var calc, ODEs, linear algebra. each taking me slightly closer to reverse engineering these esoteric symbols. eventually i got it. maybe with a few hints along the way. it still makes me wistful looking at that ODE. a very nostalgic series of affine equations.
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@_annieversary fun exercise for all ages! write [random expression] in terms of eml
i tried to make addition and it might be the worst thing I've ever seen
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@airkatakana Hah, I was planning to experiment with this exact feature later today. Thanks for saving my bacon.
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gemini-cli has a headless mode option, which is obviously supposed to be used to run it in automated scripts, but if you actually do this google will cut you off because "my computer may be sending automated queries"
yes that is the point! wtf google im paying for this
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@cmkosemen Why would she want to talk to you without your blleh?
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"Can you please hold my blleh, I'm going to the bar to talk to that girl over there..."
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@StevenVanDyke @eigenrobot My toddler had a phase where he would just walk up to me and demand "What else is bad?"
"Pulling hair is bad."
"What else is bad?"
"Throwing hard things is bad."
"What else is bad?"
[10 minutes later]
"Uh... tax fraud? Tax fraud is bad."
"What else is bad?"
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@eigenrobot Perhaps you might want to try giving him some good/bad examples (preferably categories) in these areas.
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my 21mo son is exploring "rules" in the most interesting and horrible systematic way. eg
son: (hits sister unprovoked)
me: NO
son: (intrigued. hits the top of a stool)
me: . . . i guess that's ok
son: (nods, satisfied)
son: (walks over and smacks my glasses off my face)
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