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All of 3Blue1Brown is - hoghly highly recommend

That's a weird take. How bad do you imagine it going?

> No idea on the hard data

Great thanks!

Right? It must've cost a fortune for absolutely no measurable impact, let alone any kind of possible benefit.

Shameful

10/10 no notes

I know it's a meta comment, but I like the way this article is written, does anyone know what style it is closest to?

Or algorithms have to be submitted and approved by a government body before being allowed to be implemented and are frequently audited

> fractal layers of ossified cruft

Someone got a thesaurus in their coffee today! (Not a jab)

Manjaro is a very sane distro

Nope!

You can do that anywhere else!

Great money?

For Peter Watts - Echopraxia is just as wonderful as Blindsight, highly recommend.

Design remings me of something...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accidents_and_incidents_involv...

This has to be performance art

Fun read on Artemis https://idlewords.com/2024/5/the_lunacy_of_artemis.htm

Markov chain?

10/10

Short window, small and unrepresentative data pool, cherry picking for 0.1% longest turn time without turn time being demonstrated as a proxy for autonomy.

Looks to me like fishing for some data that seems good.

I'm not sure what you mean either way!

Have a good one I don't think we are in disagreement

I'm not certain I catch your drift - I'm saying the RnD work they did to synthesize COM360 or whatever it's called is probably more expensive than using known means to synthesize/extract psylocibin (as psylocybin was first synthesized in the 50's)

Than RnD for a brand new synthetic drug?

I'm fairly certain it's possible to extract psylocibin from the murshroom, giving the same advantages that the synthetic would have!

Edit0: for a more thorough look: https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8247/18/3/380

"The more revealing signal is in the tail. The longest turns tell us the most about the most ambitious uses of Claude Code, and point to where autonomy is heading. Between October 2025 and January 2026, the 99.9th percentile turn duration nearly doubled, from under 25 minutes to over 45 minutes (Figure 1)."

That's just straight up nonsense, no? How much cherry picking do you need?

10/10 read

Parent comment seems sarcastic

Yes thank you, mixing my brushes here - I remembered one of the companies having raised over 100b and having about 10b in revenue.

So what happens if the AI companies can't make money? I see more and more advances and breakthrough but they are taking in debt and no revenue in sight.

I seem to understand debt is very bad here since they could just sell more shares, but aren't (either valuation is stretched or no buyers).

Just a recession? Something else? Aren't they very very big to fall?

Edit0: Revenue isn't the right word, profit is more correct. Amazon not being profitable fucks with my understanding of buisness. Not an economist.

I think you're looking for Facebook, not HN

Do you find this interesting to make and read?