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We need a function that hits infinity at a finite time. That's the whole point of a singularity: a pole, a vertical asymptote, the math breaking:
Also interesting that tokens/$ which represents the energy constraint is the shallowest slope, and also weird taking it out doesn't impact the date. That's a red flag, as you would think removing the energy constraint would bind.
opus 4.5 is better at gpt on everything except code execution (but with pro you get a lot of claude code usage) and if they nuke all my old convos I'll prob downgrade from pro to freee
but the person who turned it on can
simple as
but the machine's keep going down, and we haven't cleaned enough of the bugs in the meta machine to open source it yet.
so...kinda?
(kidding)
aka Arrow's impossibility theorem?
Though I can't speak for the good people of the TAX RESEARCH organization of the UK.
This was inevitable since EAs/GiveWell got money-jacked by OpenPhilanthropy and all of a sudden immigration and climate change became top priorities.
Game over. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200.
if sea levels can come up that high without dumping carbon into the atmosphere, seems plausible they could keep going higher
this is literally the first chinese model to do that so I wouldn't call it 'knee jerk'