Was watching a video of Sam Altman & OpenAI receiving the 2023 Hawking Fellowship Award and in while the guy was talking some people came into the auditorium and started throwing paper at him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjpNG0CJRMM&t=982s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjpNG0CJRMM&t=982s
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Sam Altman & OpenAI | 2023 Hawking Fellow | Cambridge Union
Sam Altman accepts the 2023 Hawking Fellowship Award on behalf of the team behind OpenAI on Wednesday 1st November 2023 at 7:15pm in The Debating Chamber.
The Union and the Professor Hawking Fellowship Committee are delighted to announce that the team behindβ¦
The Union and the Professor Hawking Fellowship Committee are delighted to announce that the team behindβ¦
Frectonz
Was watching a video of Sam Altman & OpenAI receiving the 2023 Hawking Fellowship Award and in while the guy was talking some people came into the auditorium and started throwing paper at him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjpNG0CJRMM&t=982s
I thought they were going to ignore it and move on but sam mentioned it
https://youtu.be/NjpNG0CJRMM?t=1516
https://youtu.be/NjpNG0CJRMM?t=1516
Python stole lisp's birth right of becoming the language for AI.
and that makes me sad π
and that makes me sad π
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Frectonz
Python stole lisp's birth right of becoming the language for AI. and that makes me sad π
I wonder what John McCarthy thought about Python and it's domination of the AI space.
I am totally not projecting π but i suspect he wouldn't be happy with it.
I am totally not projecting π but i suspect he wouldn't be happy with it.
Frectonz
Was watching a video of Sam Altman & OpenAI receiving the 2023 Hawking Fellowship Award and in while the guy was talking some people came into the auditorium and started throwing paper at him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjpNG0CJRMM&t=982s
peeps if you have time watch this, the audience was good, they asked good questions
This year's github unwrapped looks like it's gonna be very cool
https://fxtwitter.com/JNYBGR/status/1725458304002937135
https://fxtwitter.com/JNYBGR/status/1725458304002937135
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Jonny Burger (@JNYBGR)
This years #GitHubUnwrapped is our visually most ambitious project!
Too late to backpedal, we have no choice but to push some boundaries!
Too late to backpedal, we have no choice but to push some boundaries!
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Frectonz
This was mine from last year https://t.me/thefrectonz/179
I just noticed this you know why most of my commits are at midnight, because while I was at high school I used to code at night and commit everything on midnight, then I goto sleep π.
I don't know why Thursday was my most productive day though.
I don't know why Thursday was my most productive day though.
This is just mind blowingly cool
They used common lisp's REPL to debug a bug in the
If i did this, i wouldn't do anything after that, i would just spend the rest of my life analyzing, retelling and writing about that moment.
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They used common lisp's REPL to debug a bug in the
Deep Space 1 space probe while it was 100 million miles away from earth.If i did this, i wouldn't do anything after that, i would just spend the rest of my life analyzing, retelling and writing about that moment.
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