The result is that humanity will progressively become worse at math because no new student will have had to take the steps to figure things out themselves. How long it is possible for society to rely purely on AI math results remains to be decided.

This seems to assume a finite number of interesting math problems. Good mathematicians should be able to learn new techniques from the LLM generated proofs.

But nobody will pay for that

Seems like kt already hacked government websites

$1500 / kg seems incredibly low considering that launching a simple 1U cube sat costs roughly $200,000.

Interesting, do you know what exactly changes on said root DOM node in case the remote debugging feature is enabled?

`navigator.webdriver` afaik, but I think there's a couple more, I did some research on it a few months ago. If using Playwright/Puppeteer, they also have a few special things injected that you have to strip.

Ah right, there are stealth plugins to remediate these types of hints I believe.

What model did you use to build this? I recently looked in to building something similar and got refusals.

I built the POC by hand (just had like 3 things it could do: scroll, click, type), and then Codex used my established patterns to make it slightly more general and cleaned it up.

What if Oracle, Anthropic and OpenAI can't pay their infrastructure bill?

Then memory goes back to pre-2026 pricing and memory is still profitable with a cartel market of less than 5 manufacturers.

But only in 2028 because all the wafers rotting away in the warehouses are HBM which are too expensive to package or integrate into consumer electronics with tighter margins. Looking forward to having enthousiast-grade GPUs with HBM again though.

I'd imagine the quadruple revenue they collected this year would be able to tide them over for a manufacturing cycle or two.

Learning isn't but using that knowledge is.

Seems like Oracle didn't have anything in writing. Looks more like a risk of doing business and over promising.

Yeah I'm thinking Oracle never really got the building permit but just assumed it would go ahead.

I mean if you're loaning Oracle the money for this construction I think it's on you as much as it is on them to make sure they got it in writing.

That's basically all countries

Cyberpunk created a beautiful city and world but it feels so empty with no real interactions possible with the NPCs. Not unlike the GTA games.

I don't see how this is a meaningful statement, as it implies there are games that cross this threshold. GTA V and Cyberpunk are some of the most critically aclaimed and beloved games ever made?

Baldur's Gate 3 is much better on this front.

What's "real interactions"?

Care to provide counterexamples?