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KaoruAoiShiho
2y ago
That's obviously untrue... Yes it hasn't hit the usable threshold for human replacement for many tasks, the majority of tasks, but that doesn't mean it hasn't improved massively for many others. Your evals seem to just b
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2y ago
can't get from LLMs for 6 months until the next training run?
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2y ago
The copying here probably goes to strawberry from o1 which is like at least 6 months but maybe copying efforts started even earlier.
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2y ago
They cited Cognition (Devin's maker) in this blog post which is kinda funny.
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2y ago
Broken after adding a project.
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2y ago
Me too, cursor+sonnet is also my go to, I just didn't really understand what you were getting at by pointing out this benchmark. I guess it is significant that Sonnet is the actual line by line coder here. It is the best at that, and i
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Fiction.LiveBench: The First Real-World Long Context Benchmark for Writers
(fiction.live)
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2y ago
Sonnet is literally lower on the aider benchmark you just linked. It's only the top with Deepseek as architect, otherwise it's lower than many others.
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2y ago
That's why it's so important for R1 to show the reasoning. The creative process has to be transparent and easily understood.
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2y ago
Idea guys are a dime in a dozen.
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2y ago
I predict this article to be embarrassingly wrong. The moat of models is compute, wrappers are just software engineering, one of the first things to be commoditized by AI in general.
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2y ago
I don't disagree at all, the process of human storytelling is key to art. But at the same time I'm still going to use genAI 99% of the time when I just want a pretty picture, when I'm in the mood for doing it myself I will, b
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2y ago
How's the pricing as compared to official API or openrouter providers?
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2y ago
Are you sure about this? I've heard many many times that tiktok is uniquely good at discovery for new businesses.
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2y ago
Did you read the article? It's not about using IP addresses...
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2y ago
Fantastic, solves the issue of bots from foreign adversaries. Everyone complaining doesn't seem to get it, it doesn't need to solve all usecases, but solving this one usecase is great. Conversely, can this be used to show that som
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2y ago
I'm sure if you take an hour to recall you'll be able to come up with a process. Or ask a philosophy professor who specializes in reason. But the easiest way I can think of ATM is to go through all the questions that AI currently
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2y ago
Just train it on meta reasoning, ie train it on people discovering ways to discover. It's not really a big problem, just generate the dataset and have at it.
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2y ago
o1 already fixed the red herrings...
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2y ago
ByteDance has their own unlimited supply of videos...
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2y ago
Ironically Recall is what made me go back to windows.
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2y ago
Is there not goin to be a v6p?
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2y ago
It looks like long context degraded from 1.5 to 2.0 according to the 2.0 launch benchmarks.
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2y ago
QwQ gets it wrong, Gemini gets it wrong. o1 gets it right, R1 gets a pretty good not originally intended set of 4... tempted to give it partial credit. 4o gets it wrong. Will update with claude once my usage limits are up lol.
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2y ago
Took a bit of prompting and a few awful ones, but ultimately it's not bad. https://chatgpt.com/share/67570ab1-b2c0-8006-b5d2-d3fa7132de... Going to try to feed this into some other LLMs like qwq and see if they ca
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2y ago
Beyond being able to solve Connections, can a LLM generate (good/challenging/solvable) connections? Would be pretty cool to be able to generate a test set.
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2y ago
Wait is this better than the one in the OP?
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How does this compare with this that was posted on HN a few weeks ago? https://www.tyleo.com/html-glass.html
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Google's latest Gemini-exp-1206 seems to be great, near the top of livebench
(livebench.ai)
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2y ago
It probably varies by environment, all I know is that it works 98% perfectly for me.
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