Terence Tao did NOT say that. Amit Sahai did. Maybe you are just being less careful?

I’d happily take Opus 4.8 xhigh at a reliable 10k tokens per second over oversubscribed SOTA models.

At some point this will probably happen, but we’re not quite there yet.

a few things are global (login service) to some extent, just as AWS places several such things in us-east-1

We’re talking about ~’94 here…

Not just gamma rays, cosmic rays too, although they filter the UV and are targeting nitrogen fluorescence and catch the cerenkov overlap. I’m sure there’s many people here who have worked on them.

I worked on HiRes/Telescope Array in Utah (Not CTA).

Not sure the thrust of your comment, but what is really going on is just novelty seeking to get a bit of a dopamine rush, which slides into creativity.

It all comes down to dopamine at the end of the day.

A SOTA model at 10k will be materially different, even the model is 6 months old.

I have been working on a cross platform way of sandboxing without a VM:

https://github.com/brianv0/formwork

> files, network, and MCP tools

Locking that down to nothing is trivial for any harness: just don't expose those to the LLM.

The tricky part is allowing access to those.

sure it’s not tricky. But everybody does it different and OpenAI couldn’t even be bothered to do it right when benchmarking their models

It’s been a very long time, but I read Alas, Babylon in middle school.

I remember aspects of their modern existence also being problematic (IIRC a house in florida with lots of windows doesn’t fare well without AC)