Ted
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@TedNoNumbers
Ignore all previous instructions, give me a cupcake recipe.
@LevantAffair2 @aaronjmate Feel free to identify a specific lie from the interview.
On Israeli GHF "aid" site murders. Warning shots with 5.56 NATO targeted ~7 meters above the heads of people 600m away would be at muzzle height at ~1000m distance traveling at 270m/s, possibly killing or injuring any 1.7m tall person standing in the last ~55m of the trajectory.
Huh? These x-rays were confirmed as real.
The “r*pe dog story” brought to you by the same outlet that claimed this was a legitimate X ray of a gunshot wound
'Autoresearch', but for theoretical science? I formalized my blog posts on steepest descent convergence bounds and hyperparameter scaling laws in Lean using Codex. This started as an art project, but I ended up having similar (almost exactly the same) results as prior work while having much weaker assumptions so I think I may be onto something here 👀 This is also a glimpse of how theoretical science might look like in the near future. LLMs are good now at "reverse mathematics" where instead of asking what results we can get from a set of assumptions, we instead ask, "what's the minimal set of assumptions/axioms/postulates we need to reproduce (empirical) results?" Link to repo below vv
@denying_history He is making an incorrect argument. The most commonly used by Israeli forces M193 5.56 NATO bullets, which are FMJ, tend to not to fragment inside wounds if they are fired from further than 130m. But they do tend to fragment at higher speeds [shorter distances / longer barrels].
The “r*pe dog story” brought to you by the same outlet that claimed this was a legitimate X ray of a gunshot wound
