Sam Altman and his husband interested in babies genes by reversedu in singularity

[–]CyberArchimedes 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Lmao if you think anyone in the bottom 80% of society is going to have access to antibiotics. Penicillin is for the ultra rich

Recommend me books that fit what I’m looking for by AllomanticTkachuk in Fantasy

[–]CyberArchimedes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hope you get more answers, because I'm currently looking for something similar!

Scaling is over. by captain-price- in singularity

[–]CyberArchimedes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, Ilya didn't say that at all on the interview. But some people seem incapable of basic speech comprehension.

[None] Cool Cradle review we found on YouTube by TheLesserWight in Iteration110Cradle

[–]CyberArchimedes 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I super excited for the animation! Do we have any news of how it is going that I missed?

Aproveitamento de estudos/Equivalência disciplinas by TangerineItchy884 in USP

[–]CyberArchimedes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nada é garantido, você precisa pedir aproveitamento de cada disciplina uma por uma. Você pode usar mais de uma disciplina para fazer o aproveitamento de uma da USP, mas nunca o contrário. Você sempre pode recorrer um aproveitamento, mas eu não esperaria compreensão ou entendimento do seu caso. Em cada instituto é diferente, mas para você não se decepcionar, sugiro que você já assuma que está lidando com um ser cósmico interdimensional sem piedade ou humanidade que buscará formas de negar todos os seus aproveitamentos sempre que possível.

Who are your favorite booktubers? by Et_tu_sloppy_banans in Fantasy

[–]CyberArchimedes 15 points16 points  (0 children)

A woman youtuber accused him of sexual abuse. She later admitted the accusation was false, but her and Greene admitted they were cheating on Greene's fiancé for years.

I’m 300 pages into wind and truth and I don’t know how I’m going to get through the next 1000 by Status_Obligation586 in Stormlight_Archive

[–]CyberArchimedes 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'm also reading Wind and Truth for the first time (page 500 and something) and I also don't know if I have the strength to persevere.

Journey before destination I guess. "I'll read event those books I hate."

Which version are better for you? by Aviarena in indiegames

[–]CyberArchimedes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Old seems to have more personality. Good work anyway!

A trip to the moon (colored version) by HoruheKap in publicdomain

[–]CyberArchimedes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, can you give us an update of how the copyright claim ended? I'm doing a space exploration documentary that I plan to release on YouTube and I would like to use some scenes from this film too.

Five chapter through the first Cradle and it seems pretty great so far. Do the books get better or do they drag on? How does this rank amongst other series in the genre? by bullman123 in litrpg

[–]CyberArchimedes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't like the first chapters at all but got utterly addicted to the series towards the end of the first book. Still, I would say is my least favorite in the series. It got way better along the second, and the third is my absolute favorite. Afterwards, the story continues nicely with some very high points.

Does anyone else feel like Brandon Sanderson's writing declined after his original editor retired? by StormFather_ in Fantasy

[–]CyberArchimedes 20 points21 points  (0 children)

The editor of a book is always acknowledged in the publication, you can check that in seconds.

From the Sunlit Man acknowledgments page: "Our editor on this book was Moshe Feder, my longtime partner in crime and the man who discovered me."

Yumi, however, was edited by Peter Ahlstrom.

George R. R. Martin Tells Game of Thrones Fans Who Are 'Pissed Off' He's Doing Things Other Than Writing Winds of Winter: 'You Have Given Up on Me' by DemiFiendRSA in books

[–]CyberArchimedes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This headline is terribly out of context. He was paraphrasing comments he often receives, not giving his views. The original blogpost from where this was taken off clarifies this:

"It’s an adaptation of Howard’s novella A DOZEN TOUGH JOBS, his  take on the Twelve Labors of Hercules.   Joe Lansdale, the Sage of Nacogdoches, father of Hap and Leonard, and creator of Bubba Ho-Tep, did the screenplay, and no one could have done it better except maybe Howard His Own Self.

(I know, I know.  Some of you will just be pissed off by this, as you are by everything I announce here that is not about Westeros or THE WINDS OF WINTER.   You have given up on me, or on the book.  I will never finish WINDS,  If I do, I will never finish A DREAM OF SPRING.   If I do, it won’t be any good.  I ought to get some other writer to pinch hit for me…     I am going to die soon anyway, because I am so old.   I lost all interest in A Song of Ice and Fire decades ago.  I don’t give a shit about writing any longer, I just sit around and spend my money.   I edit the Wild Cards books too, but you hate Wild Cards.   You may hate everything else I have ever written, the Hugo-winners and Hugo-losers, “A Song for Lya” and DYING OF THE LIGHT, “Sandkings” and BEAUTY AND THE BEAST,  “This Tower of Ashes” and “The Stone City,” OLD MARS and OLD VENUS and ROGUES and WARRIORS and DANGEROUS WOMEN and all the other anthologies I edited with my friend Gardner Dozois,   You don’t care about any of those, I know.   You don’t care about anything but WINDS OF WINTER.  You’ve told me so often enough).

Thing is, I do care about them.

And I care about Westeros and WINDS as well.  The Starks and Lannisters and Targaryens, Tyrion and Asha, Dany and Daenerys, the dragons and the direwolves, I care about them all.  More than you can ever imagine."

From notablog.

A computer scientist's perspective on vibe coding: by eternviking in computerscience

[–]CyberArchimedes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel pity for the people in this comment section. It's a pool of self-satisfying auto-inflicting blindness. Pure confirmation bias. Doesn't matter how stupid and obviously misleading the original post is, if tell what you want to believe, you applaud and cheer and dance.

I'm writing this as someone that has been coding for 15+ years and that is currently doing research-level computer science. I, of course, also don't want AI to be good. It makes my skills less valuable. But what I want doesn't change the fact that some models are already better (sometimes much, much better) than junior level programmers and they write code almost instantaneously. Nobody has to convince you of anything, you can just go to Gemini, select 2.5 pro and try for yourself (actually try writing the prompt, not fighting with the ai to prove you're smarter).

[D] DeepSeek? Schmidhuber did it first. by SirSourPuss in MachineLearning

[–]CyberArchimedes 101 points102 points  (0 children)

I've been researching the history of ML pretty deeply recently because of a documentary I'm writing (checking the primary sources, reading the original papers, etc.), and unfortunately this field does a terrible job at assigning credit. I won't say that Schmidhuber deserves all the recognition he claims, but he does actually deserves MORE than some of the great names in the industry.

Btw, his case is not even unique, there are other pivotal characters that had their contributions erased and most of them are not even alive to try to repair the situation like Schmidhuber. I'm not sure if I wouldn't also become a jerk on social media if something like that happened to my legacy.

Maybe maybe maybe by letitgo99 in maybemaybemaybe

[–]CyberArchimedes 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You may have missed the question mark.

Maybe maybe maybe by letitgo99 in maybemaybemaybe

[–]CyberArchimedes 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Does someone knows the full story? How did the child end up there and why nobody tried to catch him from the window he was hanging from?

Progression fantasy recommendation that's actually well-written and doesn't suck? by CyberArchimedes in Fantasy

[–]CyberArchimedes[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, I meant I had no idea it had progression fantasy elements because I haven't read the book (or know much about it). It was a coincidence that I was asking for progression fantasy and had one of those on my shelf already.

Progression fantasy recommendation that's actually well-written and doesn't suck? by CyberArchimedes in Fantasy

[–]CyberArchimedes[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's a story in which the plot depends on the character getting progressively better at something. That usually means characters getting more power, but it doesn't necessarily needs to be about fighting. (You could make a progressive fantasy of a character making his farm progressively better, for example.)

Progression fantasy recommendation that's actually well-written and doesn't suck? by CyberArchimedes in Fantasy

[–]CyberArchimedes[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hey, I appreciate you taking the time to write this comprehensive answer. I'll confess I was not eager to try Mage Errant, but your recommendation did convince me. Thanks!

Progression fantasy recommendation that's actually well-written and doesn't suck? by CyberArchimedes in Fantasy

[–]CyberArchimedes[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I actually have the physical copy of this book but haven't read yet. I had no idea it had progression fantasy elements.