Now you have two omnipotent god entities, each offering you a more or less random result. All you know about the result is that it's going to be positive or negative.
One of which is in a temporally advantaged position in which he can do anything you can do and do more in addition to that - a strictly superior position.
Do you get, on average and over a very large sample size, more utility from killing the baby or not killing her?
Without auxiliary arguments about what sample space we are drawing from, I don't see how you could possibly come to any kind of conclusion about this.
One of which is in a temporally advantaged position in which he can do anything you can do and do more in addition to that - a strictly superior position.
Sorry, explain to me how this hypothetical god-being can exceed my threat consistently? Presuming we are both from the same privileged outside-your-time perspective?
Now I tend not to follow this form very much, so please excuse me if this has been suggested before. Still, I don't know that there's anyone else on this board who could actually carry out these threats.
If anyone accepts a pascals mugging style trade off with full knowledge of the problem, then I will slowly torture to death 3^^^^3 sentient minds. Or a suitably higher number if they include a higher (plausible, from my external viewpoint) number. Rest assured I can at least match their raw computing power from where I am. Good luck.
EDIT: I'm told that Eleizer proposed a similar solution over here, although more eloquently then I have.