Ntropic
Ntropic@chaos.social
<p>Vegan, Quantum Physics, Gym & Calisthenics, TTRPGs, Lasercutting, 3D Printing, FOSS, Self Hosting, Anti Fascist</p>
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Post #4327851
@proscience@toot.community Die versuchen in dem Game auch vorne mitzuspielen. Reichenrekord https://www.meinauto.de/news/2025/09/mercedes-eqs-faehrt-1-205-kilometer-ohne-ladestopp-reichweitenrekord-mit-neuer-batterie
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Post #4327850
@thestrangelet @cmccullough Yes, I don&#39;t truly think ythat people don&#39;t hate the models. I just think that they are conflating things into a category error. In research we have been successfully using AI models for decades, to classify galaxies, supernovae, count cells in petridishes, and analyze data - if you don&#39;t hate those things my comment should be interpreted as an invitation to define a smaller subset within &quot;AI&quot; that one hates.
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Post #4327849
@thestrangelet @cmccullough [1/2] One common use case is as a search engine, and I would argue that what counts is not whether those have errors, but how one can reduce errors. In the case of LLM&#39;s these seem to mostly be hallucinations. I recommend the following paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.01797 They found that certain neurons they call H-neurons light up whenever models hallucinate, indicating that they have an internal representation of when they hallucinate.
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Post #4327848
@peter @jonny Spawning subagents is a skill, hence this can be said to simply be a skill issue
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Post #4327847
https://c.org/8bJ8Qn8yCY Since the latest update #vw blocks #grapheneos and #api access to peoples car info. This forces people to use #google for tge very basic functions of pre-cooling ones car or sending routes/destination to it. The lack of API makes #smartcharging impossible, which is an important way to facilitate our personal contribution to #energytransition.
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Post #4327846
Mythos and GPT5.6 wil be unblocked by the US government after their companies fine-tuned them to glaze Trump and right wing christian nationalism.
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Post #4327845
Anthropic called Mythos a &quot;quantum leap&quot;, like other quantum phenomena quantum leaps tend to be very small.