Isn't "explosion from a single point grows spherically" just an intuitive thought that people who have never saw a real large-scale explosion would have?
My takeaways:
Probably pretty obvious
Yeah, ASI's growth will probably be asymptotically slower, but I think it probably won't matter that much for human's safety.
CIA taught Ukraine how to target Putin’s Achilles heel: “A CIA expert had identified a coupler device that is so difficult to replace that it could lead to a facility remaining shut for weeks.”
This is a dead link
Interesting method! Added to my collection of LLM ancestry detection methods. Here are the other methods I have collected.
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/cGcwQDKAKbQ68BGuR
LLM of the same model can be finetuned via random text
https://www.dbreunig.com/2025/05/30/using-slop-forensics-to-determine-model-ancestry.html
LLM of similar ancestry produces similar frequency of slop words
https://fi-le.net/oss/
Using known glitch tokens to identify LLMs/Encoders
https://x.com/eris_nerung/status/2016317953264807947
every now and then i give LW a shot and every single time i end up slamming facefirst into a piece of Jargon explained over a five thousand words article that could have been a single sentence
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44317180 (much much more in the discussions)
The people involved all seem very... Full of themselves ? They don't really ever show a sense of 'hey, I've got a thought, maybe I haven't considered all angles to it, maybe I'm wrong - but here it is'. The type of people that would be embarrassed to not have an opinion on a topic or say 'I don't know' — contrarian1234
Native Chinese speaker here. All the translations are accurate except for 你最喜欢的小说是哪一部？"What is your favorite work of fiction?", where 小说 should be novel instead of work of fiction.