Kokouane

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by Kokouane 3y ago
Funny seeing this after I cancelled my Chegg subscription earlier today because GPT-4 is a substantial alternative. Chegg costs $17 a month, ChatGPT+ is $20. GPT writes my essays, helps me code, and offers support with my math homework[1].
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by Kokouane 3y ago
OP is being conspiratorial, so I doubt they can really cite anything. The idea isn't insane and would have to be determined anecdotally, which heavily depends on your daily news cycle.
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by Kokouane 3y ago
I agree that the parent is clearly GPT-generated, but was it 3.5 or 4? I notice substantially improved human-like writing in GPT-4 that will probably be hard to detect. Even the current AI detectors struggle (although they have gotten prett
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by Kokouane 3y ago
> Emacs is not a modal editor and isn't intended to increase your typing or code editing speed anymore than any other text editor. This is true by default, but many people do use Spacemacs or Emacs with doom mode enabled which does
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by Kokouane 4y ago
Just gave this prompt to GPT 4 and it gave what appears to be a correct answer: > rat, moose, cat, dog, elk Is this wrong somehow?
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by Kokouane 4y ago
Parent comment seems completely hypothetical so this seems like a bit of a stretch.
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by Kokouane 4y ago
> I learned mathematics more effectively by focusing primarily on textbook problems (reviewing older material through new problems) As a caveat, sometimes it can be hard to do this. If I randomly pick textbook problems, I have no guarant
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by Kokouane 4y ago
This is simply not how the world thinks. Look at the renewed effort for reparations in the US for example. Affirmative Action is an example of a form of reparation as well as black-only scholarships[0]. So thoughts like this do exist and ar
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by Kokouane 4y ago
I think the original context could be correct: if they say they will do something, they do it.
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by Kokouane 4y ago
Some other comments had me doing some research on Bloom's taxonomy and I really think the principles apply in mathematics and physics. Problem solving is great practice for learning, and covers the 3rd and 4th domain levels (applicatio
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by Kokouane 4y ago
No, you can not. But Bloom's taxonomy is hierarchical, so covering the first two rungs is very important and necessary for the steps after that. Spaced repetition systems allow you to make sure those bases are covered in an optimal way
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by Kokouane 4y ago
I actually live near that small town of 1600 people she resided in. I assure you that most locals do not know she lived here for most of her life.
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by Kokouane 4y ago
Perhaps they cannot afford the mortgage payments without some assistance in the rent? Charging her a reduced rent is still better than the cost of living elsewhere.