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May he write some excellent reviews of the technology in the afterlife. Thanks for all the great reads, John!

What a legend.

To me, this shows that extremely talented and qualified mathematicians (can) use frontier-level LLMs to automate their personal grind-y workloads that would otherwise (probably) take more time to accomplish with natural intelligence.

By itself, no consequence. But over time, provided we keep pumping out talented and qualified mathematicians and keep subsidizing costs, we could maybe hit a breakthrough... somewhere... that has real impact.

I've never seen such a lame landing page for such a FREAKING COOL project. It's like a reverse trojan horse.

Anyway, with that critique aside, this is the coolest thing I've seen all quarter.

I’m sure this will go down exactly as planned with no issues or interruptions! /s

Thank you, ramgine! I don't think it would be too difficult—it's been a project on my to-do list for awhile!

The difference between investors/users and new-investors/paying-users is so large and wide that I could both walk AND roll around on it.

Except this time, the bills are little bit higher!

Ah, gotcha. Wasn't sure if I was misremembering. I am no longer confused.

Carl's Jr. now has custody of your child

I'm confused. This is (publicly stated) the last resort for OpenAI, right?

Hi tusksm! It's honeypot season! Really cool project, I've been working on a honeypot project of my own right now called `honeyprompt` (https://github.com/alectrocute/honeyprompt) that utilizes LLMs to craft responses and supports multiple protocols. Having a public sink presentation layer like honeypotlive.cc was one of my next todos.

I agree completely.

I've done this too, just not under the official FDE title. I've never wanted to end it all so badly before. I felt like a tutor for a bunch of man-babies, who was stuck in a Groundhog Day-esque loop. Heavy breath of relief when the contract ended.

Extremely true. Come on. It's obvious.

Your children are now in custody of Carl's Jr.!

Try out the demo instance: http://172.233.151.216:9090/

So I suppose the value is that something like this gets used as a primitive to solve something that actually has impact. Ah, mathematics, never change!

Which one is using the sketchiest residential proxies?

Link it already!

Describing some of our colleagues as "becoming Fritz Haber" is a highly deep and accurate cut that I will 100% be stealing from you.

This definitely won't get used to host unlimited phishing sites. /s

My... Aviato?

Missed chance to call this a "Red ring of death".

Wait, so we still care about copyright? I'm so confused now. I thought we cancelled that. /s

Sad that it's Xbox's loyal workers who pay the price for Microslop.

I’m sure they’ll make the right hiring decision, right?

I'm sure this comment will get buried, but I wholeheartedly agree with your take.

Now you need to publish an NPM package with this. Or you know what, I'll do it—and take credit—muahah! Agent, steal this guy's code!

dyauspitr, please respond. I'm trying to contact you about building a data center next to your home, or in your basement, or in your closet. I'll set it up for you. Please respond.