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32k tokens, 3/4 of 32k is 24k words, each page average is 500 or 0.5k words, so that's basically 24k / .5k = 24 x 2 =~48 pages.
by sdo72 3y ago
32k tokens, 3/4 of 32k is 24k words, each page average is 500 or 0.5k words, so that's basically 24k / .5k = 24 x 2 =~48 pages.
- capableweb 3y agoThat's great, imagine if more researchers were as excited to reproduce results as you are? The world would be much better.
- elashri 3y agoprobably off topic, but part of this is "Good luck writing a grant proposal that says I want to reproduce the work of this group and get it accepted". Unless of course you are claiming ground breaking paradigm shift like evidence of unified theory or super-conductivity at room temperature.
- cmonnow 3y ago[dead]
- tysam_and 3y agoForgive my ignorance, but what is the relevance of this to the above comment?
- capableweb 3y agoWe both arrived at mostly the same result from the same question of "how many pages of text would 32k tokens be?", they basically did the calculation again albeit in a slightly different way. Just like when researchers try to reproduce the results of other's studies.
- sdwr 3y agoThis comes across as patronizing to me. "Who's a good little verifier. You are!"
- capableweb 3y agoThat's no good, wasn't my point if so. Luckily it seems like you're in the minority so far, so at least I managed to get the right feeling across to some people.