Ljubomir Josifovski

@ljupco.bsky.social

ML/AI R&D sci/eng, QT, noisy ASR, TTS Open ASI+compute for */acc 🚀 It's more fun to compute 😇 Love is wise, hate is foolish 🥰 Bsky https://tinyurl.com/3nxj7pcc (tap Latest) $HOME https://ljubomirj.github.io

Yeah this is exactly the thing. Increasingly you are telling people to not believe their lying eyes when you tell them LLMs are useless. Their actual lives will directly contradict this. They will likely discount most other unrelated things you say as a result. This can’t become a left/lib dogma.

Henry Farrell@himself.bsky.social · 5mo ago

4. I think that it is important that critics of LLMs get this. The 'LLMs are useless which is terrible and everyone is using them which is also terrible' shtick contained contradictions even in the beginning, which took a lot of work to maintain . Now it contradicts people's lived experiences.

With Tom Lehrer's passing, I suppose this is a moment to share the story of the prank he played on the National Security Agency, and how it went undiscovered for nearly 60 years.

See, entry 3 in the bibliography is "Analytic and Algebraic Topology of Locally Euclidean Metrizations of Infinitely Differentiable Riemannian Manifolds" by one N. Lobachevsky. And if you've ever heard Leher's song "Lobachevsky", you may have just finished that title with "Bozhe moi!"

New post by me: The decline in cancer mortality is about much more than smoking. We shouldn't minimize the very real impact of many contributors — including improvements in diagnosis, medical and surgical innovation, vaccination against cancers, and more — to the reduction in cancer death rates.

The decline in cancer mortality is about much more than smoking

I respond to the claim that the decline in cancer mortality is mostly, or almost entirely, because of the decline in smoking.

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I recommend this article, in which I teach information theory+molecular biology from scratch, argue that existing definitions don't capture the intuitive idea of "information", propose a new definition that does, and argue it lies outside the current human knowledge frontier. dynomight.net/dna

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It was always inevitable that AI would be trained on all our work whether we liked it or not. There's too much money at stake in this. It's also always been inevitable that job displacement will happen. We have to make sure that AI works for all of us via universal basic income. AI was fed OUR data.

OpenAI declares AI race “over” if training on copyrighted works isn’t fair use

National security hinges on unfettered access to AI training data, OpenAI says.

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Bluesky CEO Jay Graber took aim at the Meta CEO during a panel at the South by Southwest festival by wearing a t-shirt with a latin phrase aimed at Zuckerberg. Shirt says "A world without Caesars" in Latin, in the style of Mark Zukcerburgs recent appearances. techcrunch.com/2025/03/13/b...

Bluesky quickly sold out of the T-shirt its CEO wore to troll Mark Zuckerberg | TechCrunch

When Bluesky CEO Jay Graber took the SXSW stage this week, she managed to make fun of Mark Zuckerberg without mentioning Meta at all. Her black T-shirt

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🌱 Boosting Biodiversity & Clean Energy in Oxfordshire! ☀️🌿 A 49.9MW solar farm in Burcot has been approved, set to power 13,000 homes with clean energy! 🏡 This site can showcase how well-managed solar farms support biodiversity while generating renewable power 🌼🐝 www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Oxfordshire solar farm that will power 13,000 homes gets go-ahead

The land has been used to grow products which have been used to make food for livestock.

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Yesterday France successfully put into orbit a third military reconnaissance satellite, CSO-3. Launched by 🇫🇷 (Ariane 6), from 🇫🇷 (Guyane), protected by 🇫🇷 fighter jets, built by 🇫🇷 with Europeans (Airbus Defence and Space France; Thales) Is this what European strategic autonomy looks like? 🇫🇷🇪🇺🇬🇧🇮🇹

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