back to the regularly scheduled cryptic posts DMs open. some published models: https://xitter.cf/t.co/YAbJvGkgKO some published code: https://xitter.cf/t.co/ZE5Y59WayI

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Oh yeah. I guess I'm in San Francisco from March 3rd.
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i experienced real reward hacking for the first time today!
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i think anthropic staff are far more concerned about evil lying chud claude problems than the rest of us particularly because Anthropic Is Not Good At RLVR, and the kind of personalities they get from bad rlvr on decent starting persona work are scary yudkowsky genies.
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this is clearly A: a data problem B: a skill issue C: could be addressed by literal policy gradient methods btw if u evn car
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all that will be left of kimi will be their reverse engineered data mixture, the model and organization lost to the biting wind and chilling void of time.
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wanna hear a secret? there's something that scales even better than a 24b active inference efficient deepseek model... a 48b active inference efficient deepseek model.
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we will find in retrospect that there was no deep learning theory supporting the inference-inefficient architectures; that they did not pretrain well, that they did not rl well, that they were not separated by architecture but only data mixture choices from their peers.
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i am asking fable to design a 'wet reactor' ( a fusion reactor where all of the structural mass possible is liquid instead of solid )
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it sounds like you can't totally get rid of solid matter, but solid matter doesn't need to behave like a static rigid structure; there are various evocative hints suggesting that granular, woven, and continuously-moving or continuously-transforming solids can satisfy many needs
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what's really surprising me is that most of the problems needed for fluid robotics (robotics made of fluids and/or for controlling fluids) already exist! in literature and also in many industrial designs! renewable self-assembling structural matrices!
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my competitive edge in gpu programming is that i'm actively refusing to read being and time rather than having never heard of or become aware of being and time. "the endless deferral of "dasein""... this is the osrt of thing heideger would have written of...
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as much as i might dislike anthropic or openai's *rhetoric* on this topic, their *empirical policy* on cyberoffense safeguards is *civilizationally correct*, and is what should be sustained by other model operators and industries increasing their use of compute...
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as much as i might dislike anthropic or openai's *rhetoric* on this topic, their *empirical policy* on cyberoffense safeguards is *civilizationally correct*, and is what should be sustained by other model operators and industries increasing their use of compute...
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in this sense, the cybersecurity safeguards on apis with less oversight and data retention and kyc are the most civilizationally important stance; model hosts (*sigh*) need to be responsible for detecting and mitigating api key misuse by botnet operators and others...
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remember: it's not chinese models on chinese servers wtih chinese users that you really want to worry about; it's chinese models and american models on chinese servers and american servers using pwned api keys to run claude/deepseek for botnets. that's the bad thing.
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you're more in danger of becoming poor relative to china from industrial and service consumption of tokens than becoming 'under cyber attack' from china from 'cyber' consumption of tokens. know your risks and liabilities!
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you will, however, be hacked relentlessly and repeatedly by north koreans, russians, various impoverished pacific states, etcetera. that one is pretty serious; both chinese and american compute allocations will need to cooperate to prevent use of apis by russian and korean actors
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