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@zan2434 @eddiejiao_obj @drewocarr This is very cool, but how would we solve muscle memory and recognizable In patterns that we see over and over which make using websites and form easy because we know what to expect, what can be clicked and what will happen when we do, etc.

Imagine every pixel on your screen, streamed live directly from a model. No HTML, no layout engine, no code. Just exactly what you want to see. @eddiejiao_obj, @drewocarr and I built a prototype to see how this could actually work, and set out to make it real. We're calling it Flipbook. (1/5)

@AgenticHumanity @ravikiran_dev7 It's not

@ravikiran_dev7 I’m pretty sure it’s only available option if you work in Google.

Bro disappeared like he never even existed.

@TimSweeneyEpic @J_Svenningsson I somehow got recommended these tweets in my feed and have no idea if that's made up troll language or an actual project going on

@J_Svenningsson Everything is fine up to t:=type{u:type,x:u}, a:=t(nat,3) where 'type' is defined as the first Grothendieck universe. But then b:=t(t,a) doesn't work. Type theory often deals with this via "typical ambiguity", but that works poorly across modules.

Doing comp sci research with Opus 4.6 Extended (here, in the context of an upcoming Verse programming language theory paper) is really a Flowers for Algernon moment. It's a superpower, like having a team of graduate students that can answer questions on demand on any topic.

@Ranfel5 @Omni_Mythical @PhysInHistory If they did exist with infinite density, why would the black hole have a "size" and not expand infinitely to fill the whole universe?

@Omni_Mythical @PhysInHistory The actual bit we can't agree on at the moment are singularities. Mathematically they make perfect sense within General Relativity, but a lot of people, including myself, believe they most likely do not exist in reality because infinite density just breaks all kinds of things.

1. Event Horizon: Represented by the red circle, this boundary marks the region around a black hole beyond which no information or matter can escape to the outside universe. It defines the limits of the black hole’s influence. 2. Singularity: Denoted by the central blue dot, the singularity represents the theoretical point of infinite density and gravitational pull within the black hole. All matter and energy drawn into the black hole ultimately collapse into this point. 3. Time: Indicated by the upward arrow, it highlights that within the event horizon, time inexorably moves towards the singularity. Any object crossing the event horizon follows this arrow's direction, unable to avoid eventual collision with the singularity. 4. Space: Represented by the downward arrow, it signifies how, within the event horizon, spatial dimensions become distorted. Movement within this region is no longer free in the usual sense but is inevitably directed towards the singularity.

@Patrynios1 @Its_dazzy This response wins regardless of it's true

@auday1411 @sama All I can do is OAuth 2.0

@sama Oath for what 🤔🤔

Really excited to get Elon under oath in a few months, Christmas in April!

@steren Absolutely brilliant thread

It's not easy for me to dock my Zeppelin to the Eiffel tower. #Genie3

AI can help us remember when the Eiffel tower was used as a docking station for airships. #dalle2

@jeremymarchant @pickover Correct. All finite strings will be typed by the monkeys. Including this conversation we are having, in all languages that exist now or will exist in the future. I was simply pointing out that your original answer "not necessarily" was incorrect.

@p_ample_mousse @pickover So, therefore, a very long, but not infinite string of As is non-zero, too.

Mathematics. The Woman, the Finger, and the chimp: A Math Puzzle That Will Make You Question Everything. "Will a chimp type the complete works of William Shakespeare if the chimp hits keys at random on a typewriter for an infinite amount of time?"

@koeppelmann @miniapeur But can't you also then hold the left part with your other hand and cut the other weight (with your teeth maybe), then per your logic since the strength that we apply in our arm doesn't count, wouldn't it be 0?

@miniapeur Easiest way to intuitively understand why 100: if you hold the right rope under pressure with your hand - and then cut off the weight: nothing would change from the perspective of the spring. And now it’s easy to say 100.

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@jeremymarchant @pickover So that doesn't matter, the complete work of William Shakespeare is finite.

@p_ample_mousse @pickover Well, the probability of *any* infinitely long string of characters being typed must also be be zero, because the string is infinitely long. So what?

@Blaufuchs4 @pickover Why doesn't it hold as long as it has a non-zero chance of hitting any key? Like even if he types A 99% of the time.

@pickover Well, thats the infinite monkey theorem. And there is a proof to it, so yes, its true :) There is an additional constraint tho - the monkey hits every key with the same probability. Without the constraint, it obviously doesnt hold.

@jeremymarchant @pickover The probability of that happening is zero, so no.

@pickover Not necessarily. The chimpanzee could type nothing but the letter A for all eternity. Or a.

@FlamebearerEno @sama Maybe same reason Coca Cola and Pepsi don't

@sama Why don't openAI and xAI just team up if you're both apparently chasing the same goals? 🤔

Excited for this! I think it is by far the most interesting approach of any BCI effort.

@hanghuang_ @notiiivy Instead of "fixing" the image generation algorithm, if the LLM came up with its own way to generate a binary file (png) then it could actually make it transparent by itself, with no help from human devs. That may not be AGI but a significant step up nonetheless.

@notiiivy The real test for AGI

nana banana pro still adds this when I say "make the background transparent"

@KCHWaletHolster @rohanpaul_ai That would be a nice Robocop and Spiderman crossover

@rohanpaul_ai I'm waiting for a robot spider that crawls out of the trunk of a police car and chases down people who don't want to go peacefully.

Robots move with “humanlike” style only because we train for it, not because the actuators can’t do more. Change the objective to time to goal + energy per distance with torque and slip constraints, you’ll see non human gaits and higher accelerations.

@stevie412000 @whop @greg16676935420 @elonmusk I asked for the mac, but I got the cheese.

@whop @greg16676935420 @elonmusk Wow dude, ask your Mom for some mac and cheese

Traffic on 𝕏 reaches all-time high

@CrystalHope1979 @elonmusk Whale is just L with three sent letters before and another one after. That's right.

@pitdesi The reality was probably not too far off, but this is edited and fake. For anyone unsure, focus on some pairs of hands holding the phones, for instance on the left. They are static and distorted images that just translate around.

I normally don’t think much of these pictures showing people on smartphones but this video from last night in Paris is pretty wild. twitter.com/RaclureOne/sta…

@anothercohen Is that a backend check, or a UI check 🤔

Tipping is getting out of control. This is on a pickup order

@SnyderQueen_ @RockstarGames Anyone noticed the laying dude taking a discreet butt pic on the beach image?

@RockstarGames This looks incredible!! Omg 🔥🔥🔥

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