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Blog post: https://www.notion.com/blog/introducing-notion-3-0

if these take over, people are just going to walk in the street in front of traffic (even more) since they know they'll stop lol

Prioritizing pedestrian right of way sounds like a perk to me.

let's convert this one to kotlin multiplatform...

what i would love is an engine that thinks more like a human. presumably since this uses stockfish annotated games, it basically ends up thinking like a computer. thinking like a human would be awesome for game reviews to walk through things to note in different positions (tuned to my elo).

Or a model whose performance is measured via its efficiency of learning--in other words, how many games does it need to play to learn to play at X level? The reason Magnus Carlsen is impressive is because he's reached his ability level in chess under enormous time and computation constraints, compared to a computer. His efficiency of learning is extraordinary compared to that of any chess engine.

Or even the opposite end of the spectrum - with extremely limited resources (memory/program size/computation time): https://rlc-chess.com/ - like demoscene programs. Capable 1kb chess programs exist!

There will be an X is smarter than we thought post about every single species until we realize that every living thing is smart

we are so back

when will people realize that most consumers don't care about the infrastructure of the product they're using. they don't care if it's on a single server, blockchain, yada yada. they really only care about the experience of using the product.

So you're saying we need to cancel a lot of people to drive them to decentralize...

X is already getting worse and worse, so maybe that's enough

Consumers chose the internet over AOL already, they go where the best content is.

AOL was a website and messenger app, i.e. internet.

There's a 70% chance that their ability to predict the future is flawed.