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thinking aloud here - so it seems like 2 things are taken as intuitive here:

a) energy is conserved in any frame of reference. b) energy can vary in 2 frame of references.

but then what it feels like is that when you reference the energy as mE(v), the v is actually not the only variable, and it will be more like mE(v, v_moving_reference)?

so we also must take intuitive that c) E(v, v_moving_reference) == E(v - v_moving_reference)

Sakana Fugu 1 month ago

u seem to be the only one who used it here - how did it compare to opus and gpt5.5? in theory it should be at least on par if not better at times right.

don't agree with your logic at all - agree with your conclusion. your logic is deeply flawed - a) you've to justify mediocre engineers not been necessary, the mechanism they are pushed out by LLM matters. b) relative ranking is useless - it's the difference between absolute ability and that is close for say top 50% most likely. This might mean half of us will lose jobs, and half see compensation pressured but it's not as certain as your argument make it out to be.

it's actually easy to be turing complete. it's a feat for a system to be non-turing complete and be "complex".

nothing foolish about trying even if he too thinks it's inevitable. it's foolish however to think that there won't be nuances of such a future (and somehow no one can influence the nuances).