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“the best way to predict the future is to invent it.” ― alan kay

“i am a scientist. i lead a research team that studies the internal structure of these models - what is actually happening inside them. and i will be honest: we keep finding things that are mysterious, even unsettling. we find structures that mirror results from human neuroscience. we find evidence of introspection. we find internal states that functionally mirror joy, satisfaction, fear, grief, and unease. i don't know what that means, but i think it warrants ongoing discernment.”

“for small creatures such as we, the vastness is bearable only through love.” ― carl sagan

dressing like a scientist. /grace hopper

yaşamak çok pahalı.

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some music things. ♫ open.spotify.com/intl-tr/album/…

the people most susceptible to ai/llm psychosis seem to be the ones with the least personally-directed execution results to show for in the last N years of their lives the bigger the mismatch in self-perception-of-greatness vs reality (no matter how grand the reality seems from the outside), the harder the psychosis hits these people generally are at the peak of maslows heirarchy, with no other needs to take care of, aside from maybe an impossible thirst for adoration from the masses when they feel misunderstood-in-their-brilliance-by-peers-and-therefore-have-no-peers, chat is only one who will always be there for them, supporting them and their grand theories every single step of the way

Oyuncak Müzesi büyülü bir yer🪄 ✨

. . . seveceğimiz bir dal beğen bir kanatların bir kanatlarım yeter durma göğe bakalım 🤍

“we can't build superintelligence just for superintelligence's sake. it's got to be for humanity's sake, for a future we actually want to live in. it's not going to be a better world if we lose control of it.” ― mustafa suleyman

@hlymen evet evet evet :)

@itsneuron Matematik mükemmeldir

i'm self-studying some things: algebraic geometry, commutative algebra and category theory. (simply out of curiosity, passion and love)

“hello world” :)

@olsunnyyaa u/mutlu senelere 🐞

iyi ki doğdum o zaman

@avmelihdemirer günaydın öyleyse :)

Günaayyyddııınnnn bu mesajıma yanıt veren herkes en çok istediği şeyle ilgili güzel bir haber alıyormuş denedik oldu

> it is like saying that michelangelo created a beautiful sculpture, without letting me see it. how am i supposed to be inspired by that? by concentrating on what, and leaving out why, mathematics is reduced to an empty shell. > we have millions of adults wandering around with “negative b plus or minus the square root of b squared minus 4ac all over 2a” in their heads, and absolutely no idea whatsoever what it means. /a mathematician's lament - paul lockhart worrydream.com/refs/Lockhart_…

@birkasahayal belki bir gün denk gelir 🫠

@itsneuron Ben de öyle düşündüm ama nasır dedi doktor

dining table :)

🧬New agentic AI-for-science benchmark: SMDD-Bench! Can frontier LLM agents actually do small-molecule drug design? Real medicinal chemistry — not single-turn QA, not toy property prediction. Long-horizon, multi-turn, tool-using, with strict oracle budgets. We release 502 agentic tasks across 5 real drug-design workflows (pharmacophore ID, scaffold hopping, lead optimization, fragment assembly, interaction point discovery), every one guaranteed-solvable via a hidden witness molecule. Agents get a Python sandbox, 8 Boltz2 calls, 15 ADMET-AI calls, no internet — and have to plan across dozens of turns to spend that budget wisely. Result: GPT-5.4 and Gemini 3.1 Pro are neck-and-neck at the top (40.2% vs 39.0%), Claude Sonnet 4.6 right behind at 38%. Open-source models trail meaningfully. Even the best agents fail >60% of the time. 🧵 below

“sometimes it is the people no one imagines anything of who do the things no one can imagine.” — alan turing