Dwarkesh is one of the most consistent voices reporting the pulse of AI and it's developemnt. Below are summaries of 3 most popular episodes. These are mostly just bullet beats that try to encapsulate hours long convos into most peritnent points. 1. Eliezer Yudkowsky — “Why AGI Will Kill Us” The Real Reason Yudkowsky Thinks AGI Is Uncontrollable Why this episode exists This episode exists to correct a widespread misreading of Yudkowsky’s position. He is not offering a dramati

main convo link: https://chatgpt.com/share/693fa4a8-66dc-8006-812d-5f0e9a48d58e Most people think of a meteor shower as a light show. You go outside, you freeze, you look up, and if you are lucky, you see a streak of light. You say "Ooh," and then you go back inside because it is December and you are cold. But if you look at the physics of what is actually happening, it is not a show. It is a collision. And it is a collision that happens with such terrifying mechanical precis

This is a follow up post from SSBHS - Seasonal Sock-Based Hanging Solutions (socks 🧦) and CTIs - Coniferous Yield Instruments (christmas trees 🎄) I've long been an avid collector of memes, screenshotting, clipping various posts over the years. One that stands out from reddit was the infamous ornamental gourds post from /wsb. Forgot the context but think it randomly cropped up as a shitpost. I just found the idea hilarious. That some autist might have literally tried to ma

This is a follow up post from SSBHS - Seasonal Sock-Based Hanging Solutions (socks 🧦) I've long been an avid collector of memes, screenshotting, clipping various posts over the years. One that stands out from reddit was the infamous ornamental gourds post from /wsb. Forgot the context but think it randomly cropped up as a shitpost. I just found the idea hilarious. That some autist might have literally tried to make some macro futures play without realizing the broader cultu

I've long been an avid collector of memes, screenshotting, clipping various posts over the years. One that stands out from reddit was the infamous ornamental gourds post from /wsb. Forgot the context think it randomly cropped up as a shitpost but I found the idea hilarious. That some autist might have literally tried to make some macro futures play without realizing the broader cultural context of halloween. Anyways thought it'd be fun to try and replicate or write additional

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While working on the herculean scroll challenge, I came across various examples of early human writing. One of the most famous was the rosetta stone. I had always heard of it and was generally aware of it but actually knew almost nothing about it. I was probably more familiar with the language platform than the historical artifact. The inscription on the Rosetta Stone is a decree passed by a council of priests. It is one of a series that affirm the royal cult of the 13-year-o

I've been toying with various zodiac related apps for the last few months and have found myself using this one daily. It's a world clock tracker displayed with various cities and the related zodiac information. Includes the chinese zodiac animals along with their elements and direction.

This reader has better functioning read along audio but the UI/design is more basic. also made with bolt.new

Tried out online coding platform bolt.new and finally got around to making an epub reader I've been thinking about. Their one-shot prompt coding works surprisingly well and I ended up with a few variations I actually use. This one has the design most fleshed out but is missing some library functionality and the audio can be buggy. But besides that- it's an easy audiobook creator from any text source.

Materials Simulator Asked bolt to generate a dragon model to test out various materials and it produced this abstract shape. Uses...

From october 2023 to december 31, I was spending almost all of my time working on this scroll challenge.

Simulated light for various times of the day Updated colouring for terrain and GUI

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By Suqin Ao and Lucy Lu Abstract The distribution of prime numbers exhibits a tension between randomness and rigid arithmetic structure. In this paper, we utilize a modified Sieve of Eratosthenes to explore the connection between two of the most famous problems in number theory: the Twin Prime Conjecture and the Goldbach Conjecture. By analyzing the sieving density, we demonstrate that the count of twin primes and the count of Goldbach partitions share a fundamental structura

This is the accompanying code to the our paper "On the Prime Pairs". Each section pertains to a specific equation or operation. This serves as a way to illustrate the function of each part of the proof. Link to colab On the Prime Pairs By Suqin Ao and Lucy Lu Abstract By using a new method with Sieves, we can find all kinds of prime pairs including the twin primes, and prove that for any natural number k , there are infinitely many pairs of primes that differ by 2k . Also, b