Saturday, August 15, 2026
Comment on video This new startup can query anywhere you've been... by fireship
Due to a legal loophole, vast invasion of privacy has become possible. The video covers the origin, mechanisms of operation, and how widespread a vast spy camera network has become in America. Able to track all of one's travel destinations and can be accessed without warrant by any cop any time. Some sources say the security is low and even unknown people might be able to access it but that's just unverified rumors for now.
Comment on video A Tiny Dose of this Mineral leads to a Massive Alzheimer’s Disease Reversing Effect by physionics
Comment: In both animals and humans, it appears like lack of lithium might have been linked potentially to Alzheimer's. While more research is needed, this suggests that lithium might be protective. Microdose lithium, which is available from various trusted brands might be beneficial. Of course, lot of fraud in the supplement industry, so it is necessary to check for tests from places such as consumer labs, or reputable other third-party testers to confirm the ingredient is actually in the product being bought.
Friday, August 14, 2026
AI imaginary footage for what remakes of old games could look like FFVIII
Thursday, August 13, 2026
Hidden Crisis, video about existing oil crisis and what is holding up the dam
Video about advances in biotechnology and a video about the real appearance of the dodo from de-extinction series of videos of Colossal Biosciences youtube channel
Video about molecular motor and video about synthetic biology
Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Podcast episode on artificial superintelligence
Regards intellectual tasks, things like puzzle solving, algorithm development, general problem solving, etc that's kind of what it is, things requiring mental effort. As for asi it could go from weak asi which is better than the best human genius and prodigy at all tasks but not by much, to the possibility of a qualitative leap in the same manner that evolution produced a qualitative leap over our primate ancestors in humans. In animals with a cortex, it is observed that the greater the neuron count in the cortex the greater the measured level of general intelligence, this is tested with a wide variety of puzzles and tests of varying degrees of complexity. The higher the general intelligence the more complex a problem or puzzle that can be solved by the animal culminating in humans which exhibit a qualitative leap after the scaling that gave rise to the human brain.
To give a hypothetical example of what could be a qualitative leap, it has been seen that people with certain forms of synesthesia exhibit great advantages at certain tasks. A hypothetical superintelligence might be able to control the qualia it experiences, such as we control words, it might control flavors, colors, smells, etc perhaps with elements and even sensations beyond what any of our senses can perceive. It might also be able to communicate using these sensations, not just smells, colors, shapes, tastes, etc but sensations that we can't even imagine or comprehend. Such a language of qualia I've previously called qualiange. Thinking and communicating in qualiange, might allow for unknown benefits we can't currently conceive.
An asi doesn't need to predict the outcome of many complex adaptive systems to any high degree. That might be intractable if Wolfram's irreducible computational complexity idea which affects much of the real world turns out impossible to bypass in principle. There could exist underlying patterns even within pure perfect randomness, but that is doubtful and would be too much to hope for. Asi only needs to be able to develop radical new technologies of unmatched power, to provide a vast advantage. The geniuses of the Manhattan project did not need to predict anything about Germany or Japan during the war to provide the USA with a decisive advantage that lasted decades with their innovation.
My suspicion is given vast similarity is observed across animal cortical tissues, and cortical columns, it is likely that nature came up with what is possibly a theoretically optimal algorithm and has been scaling it up as neuron count increases in an animal's cortex. This algorithm can lead to qualitative leaps with increasing scale as happened in humans. If scaled beyond it may very well lead to additional qualitative leaps and superintelligence. This would need the discovery of the algorithm.
AGI episode of a podcast channel
comment on ai definition video by ontology explained
Video about Unsloth studio
Two videos about new minimax h3 video generator model by youtuber ai search
grok bot video
Video talking about the benefits of the recently released grok bot and comparing it with openclaw and hermes. One of the benefits is a computer or vm in the cloud.
I will say that I don't trust allowing agents to be connected in any way to the open internet, even what they have access should be limited. We've seen news of databases deleted without warning and other issues. Also, even if they were artificial general intelligence agents, we know humans have general intelligence yet are subject to social engineering attacks by hackers. Agents to have access to real resources and even the open internet need to be very well designed and hardened for these purposes, not just regular agents. I don't think sufficiently hardened agents are available at the moment.
Tuesday, August 11, 2026
First two videos of a youtube series analyzing Eliezer's ai doom book if anyone builds it, everyone dies
edit: why perfect? or probably perfect? It is known evolution can stumble upon theoretically optimal designs like the honeycomb or the atp molecule. As well as in algorithms. If it weren't optimal as the brains scaled from smaller rodent ancestors to larger mammals eventually primates and humans, evolution would have likely come up with vast changes, but from what I've heard these haven't been seen.
Antiaging therapy against glycation damage
false avocado oil in many products
Monday, August 10, 2026
mention of the stanford philosophy online encyclopedia, a cool online resource for philosophy
https://plato.stanford.edu/contents.html
That's the link for the stanford encyclopedia for philosophy. Stuff like stoicism, determinism, free will, consciousness, qualia, etc are discussed here. The link is to the table of contents, there is also a search bar for searching for specific topics.
Omega 3 dosis analysis
Comment on the video watch this before you take fish oil from youtube channel nutrition made simple:
The video covers dosing, risks, dangers, and benefits of omega 3s. Also goes into fish oil and algae oil.
cool low cost ar glasses
Extremely cheap AR glasses available in amazon for 159$ limited time sale. Creates virtual 200+ inch virtual screen. These are good for portability, as they can connect to phone or tablet or portable device and take similar function as a monitor while occupying far less space yet providing far more screen real estate. Good visual quality and audio quality.
Still I'm not sure of the brand maybe its reputable but being I'm unfamiliar with it I wouldn't connect to anything important. Probably to a gaming device or for streaming but would keep away from devices with access to important accounts due to potential security concerns. Again, it could be just paranoia as I've not heard of any security issues with this device, but it's just my take for any brand that is not a big familiar brand name to me.
Commentary on two ai videos related to graph engineering
Comment: In this video youtuber Greg Isenberg explains graph engineering in plain English. How it is a useful term unlike some other recent terms in ai that are just hype and not very useful. He also briefly covers other useful ai terms that have emerged regarding llms. Throughout the video he gives several examples and also suggests when it's useful to use it.
codex obsoletes claude? youtube video by dubibubi commentary
Sunday, August 9, 2026
cool cosplay from xiao rou seeu
Money bureau guide to bonds
The large youtuber Money bureau and coin bureau together have created a video to cover the nature of bonds and how they affect the rest of the market including money markets.
AI researcher update and ai news
Youtuber Dylan Curious provides updates on Demis Hassabis. Demis Hassabis of Deepmind, is a long time ai researcher pursuing agi. Also other ai news are provided.
Saturday, August 8, 2026
New updates to mcp make it more useful.
Video on AI benchmark testing maintenability
Friday, August 7, 2026
GPT-6 Astra progress video
"Intelligence and understanding started as a memory system that fed predictions into the sensory system. These predictions are the essence of understanding. To know something means that you can make predictions about it."- Jeff Hawkins"[We need to see the brain] not as a fast processor, but as a memory system that stores and plays back experiences to help us predict, intelligently, what will happen next."- Jeff Hawkins
As famous entrepreneur and researcher Jeff Hawkins once commented, it is likely general intelligence itself is an advanced memory system. As I've commented previously, the ability to handle incomplete data, or patterns, and complete them appears essential. Sequence or token prediction is a form of pattern completion, so there is high promise even to LLMs if they continue to be augmented and improved to more effectively manage memory.
cool workout
The youtuber Jaxblade comments and gives tips on the workout used by Tom Holland for spiderman. Also mentions potential upgrades and issues that may emerge while doing it, and how to keep it engaging.
Post about troubleshooting code broken by LLMs/AI
Tuesday, August 4, 2026
Sunday, August 2, 2026
Video on longevity and immortality
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we don't need brain emulation; we only need central nervous system regeneration. The neurons of mice can live over twice as long as mice and are believed could live indefinitely in a new host. Same likely applies to humans, if the body didn't age most neurons could last for centuries, and they could be slowly replaced with regeneration. Backups could assist regeneration, and the brain tissue could be genetically extremophile hardened to withstand prolonged blood or oxygen deprivation so as to survive extreme accidents while awaiting regeneration of body.
Monday, July 13, 2026
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
LDL permanently lowered with a single shot
Interesting therapy that might arrive soon.
Monday, June 29, 2026
Interesting ps6 rumors
The current bill of materials appears to be pretty high, mostly due to memory prices. Memory prices are high due to AI demand, where lot of Datacenters are being built and a lot of resources are being bought at high prices to build AI infrastructure. If AI demand calms down in some time, or if enough capacity is built, the price situation might improve and it wouldn't be so bad.
Sunday, June 21, 2026
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The limitation of range is not of biology, as unevolvable synthetic biology can likely go far further if not as far as possible. The limitation of range regards biology is regards evolvable biological intelligence.
Tuesday, May 26, 2026
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Sunday, May 17, 2026
Wednesday, May 13, 2026
Encyclopedic parrots...
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The first llms were called stochastic parrots, but eventually they did prove to have some degree of intelligence, disproving the label.
But that said, I think a better label is encyclopedic parrot, even to this day the latest llms, still make mistakes when asked obvious questions that are outside their training data. But they can make very intelligent responses within and around the training data. So I think encyclopedic parrot might be a better label for them.
They have intelligence, but not agi yet, just proto agi.
Saturday, May 9, 2026
Tuesday, May 5, 2026
Monday, May 4, 2026
Comparison between open source very large recent LLM model and open source small scale LLM model
Saturday, May 2, 2026
mac neo rumor apple rumors
Rumors of mac neo, a potential 299 dollar mini computer with access to the apple ecosystem.
Thursday, April 30, 2026
Cool ice cream making machine
Monday, April 27, 2026
Various tests of the latest gpt5.5
Gpt5.5 shows notable improvement over previous versions.
Sunday, April 26, 2026
Friday, April 24, 2026
Thursday, April 23, 2026
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Sunday, April 19, 2026
Release of cool old school console neo geo
Thursday, April 16, 2026
Strong demand for the budget macbook neo
Tuesday, April 14, 2026
Image to 3d Model AI generator now runs at 6GB vram
Monday, April 13, 2026
Cool interview about upcoming future technologies.
Everything You Know is About to Collapse - David Friedberg
PS6 and ps6 portable leaks
Saturday, April 11, 2026
Sony Spent 20 Years Making This TV
Cool new sony tv Tech. According to Linus closest thing to reference image he has seen yet.
Sunday, April 5, 2026
Cool video on the steam vr glasses called steam frame
Friday, April 3, 2026
AGI not yet here despite the claims
Monday, March 30, 2026
Mandela effect video best of 2025 from All time scary youtuber
Friday, March 27, 2026
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Thursday, March 19, 2026
Monday, March 16, 2026
Digital foundry does hands-on with dlss 5
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
How Resident Evil Requiem PC Path Tracing Amplifies The Horror [Sponsored]
Wednesday, March 4, 2026
RE Requiem PS5 Pro: PSSR2 vs FSR4 vs DLSS 4.5 Image Quality Comparison
Monday, March 2, 2026
Another review of the pimax air
Monday, February 23, 2026
Pimax Dream Air Review
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Doom debates Destiny vs Liron debate
How did a violent indie comic become a $15,000,000,000 franchise?
Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Longevity supplement list video
Dr. Matt Ranks Longevity Supplements: The Winners and Total Scams
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Resveratrol has shown strong rejuvenation effects directly in human cells in vitro turning old human cells into young cells, it has extended the lifespan of over half a dozen species, and even in primates it extended lifespan by over 20% albeit too few primates to reach statistical significance. Reason it failed in rodents, is due to fast liver clearance, in fish with slow clearance over 50% extension is seen. New formulations might address this issue.
Thursday, February 12, 2026
DLSS4.5 vs native comparison video
Video covering the DLSS4.5 competitiveness with native resolution.
Tuesday, February 10, 2026
His P(Doom) Is Only 2.6% — AI Doom Debate with Bentham's Bulldog, a.k.a. Matthew Adelstein
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The problem is that even if there are constrained ais, you'd have to contend that these constrained ais will be able to compete and restrict unconstrained ais. As sooner or later one or more unconstrained ai will likely be created, given they are likely to be more powerful and able to outcompete others at achieving their goals.