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136 points by porridgeraisin | 155 comments
A LessWrong shortform comment by Arjun Panickssery arguing AI agents show poor research judgment in autonomous R&D side projects like a Scrabble engine and philosophy research.
660 points by gf74918 | 139 comments
GitHub README documenting how consumer Gemini with Connected Apps can pull Drive and Gmail content into chats that are subject to human reviewer annotation.
133 points by mkglees | 47 comments
An alphaXiv paper page for "Weight Space Misfolding," which presents a threat model and case studies of one AI model editing another model's weights to induce unauthorized behaviour.
25 points by kimi | 1 comments
GitHub repository for Mocktastic, an educational C++ Meshtastic-compatible LoRa client for ESP32 boards (LilyGO T3) built with Arduino IDE, with decoder and DHT22 sensor modes.
15 points by christ_dev | 2 comments
GitHub repository for Reflota, an open-source, read-only Windows tool for recovering deleted and lost files from NTFS, FAT and exFAT disks, with phased disk imaging.
26 points by surprisetalk | 1 comments
A Substack post by an amateur physicist describing a new strategy for doing home experiments after reorganizing a messy lab to fit limited free evenings.
59 points by luu | 31 comments
An Experimental History Substack essay by Adam Mastroianni arguing there is no loneliness epidemic but there is an epidemic of scurvy.
40 points by dblack12705 | 14 comments
Substack post by Dylan Black examining the calibration of Jev, TypeSafe's "System One" classifier model, contrasted with LLMs as System Two models.
391 points by azeemkafridi | 86 comments
A curated directory of sites where you can submit a website, startup, or product, such as launch platforms, startup directories, and backlink sources.
318 points by drcwpl | 81 comments
A Substack essay profiling logician Alonzo Church and his solution to the Entscheidungsproblem as a foundational contribution to computer science.
706 points by simula67 | 467 comments
Bloomberg article reporting a San Francisco Fed study finding no evidence that remote work affects productivity, with about 30% of paid workdays remote at end of 2023.