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MrOrelliOReilly
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MrOrelliOReilly
9mo ago
I believe there are valid critiques to be made of prediction markets, particularly on the morality of allowing bets on events with serious/market outcomes (the market could create an incentive for an insider to actualize that bad outco
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9mo ago
One means Yes and one means No, this should be clear!! /s
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9mo ago
But they do have utility functions, which one can interpret as nearly equivalent
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9mo ago
Appreciate your perspective and totally understand that at some point you just have to ship it! From the outside it looks like a bit less time on XYZ feature and bit more time on marketing polish might have been a good call. But can only sp
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9mo ago
I appreciate the Fly.io team’s enthusiasm and am optimistic this will mature into a product I’d pay for, but my initial impression was of a lack of polish. Documentation is sparse, or not even available? The API docs don’t tell you much abo
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9mo ago
For everyone defending these actions on the basis of Maduro's own corruption and the desires of Venezuelans, I would encourage you to research the history of American intervention and regime change in Latin America. It is impossible to
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10mo ago
The author makes effectively the same comment that twenty minutes late is normal for Germany (below). I don’t have any statistics, but anecdotally I’ve had worse experiences with DB than in the UK. DB does not just run late, but has a bad h
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10mo ago
There has been a lot of discussion on this recently in the blog-o-sphere. All conclusions I've seen so far are that the economy is basically fine and maybe people's expectations have risen (I'm oversimplifying). I'm also
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10mo ago
Try a commuter train in Switzerland. I work two hours on the train every single day with no issue!
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10mo ago
Totally, however OP's point was that Claude had to compensate for deficiencies versus a state of the art model like ChatGPT 5.2. I don't think that's correct. Whether or not Opus 4.5 is actually #1 on these benchmarks, it is
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10mo ago
Yes, I personally feel that the "official" benchmarks are increasingly diverging from the everyday reality of using these models. My theory is that we are reaching a point where all the models are intelligent enough for day-to-day
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10mo ago
I think this is a total misunderstanding of Anthropic’s place in the AI race. Opus 4.5 is absolutely a state of the art model. I won’t knock anyone for preferring Codex, but I think you’re ignoring official and unofficial benchmarks. See:
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10mo ago
I agree that it's annoying to have competing standards, but when dealing with a lot of unknowns it's better to allow divergence and exploration. It's a worse use of time to quibble over the best way to do things when we hav
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10mo ago
I have been fighting the same bizarre quota demon. Scripts kept timing out due to quota limitations, but I haven't been able to find any indication of a limit in the console. Finally gave up and switched to Claude, since they at least
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11mo ago
I find this a bit disingenuous. If I visit a buffet looking for a healthy snack, but 90% of the dishes are fast food, then I'll probably spend a lot of time looking through the fast food, and may even eat some as the best worst option.
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1y ago
As someone who has recently been fighting bugs from representing very simple math with floats... thank you!
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1y ago
This is incredibly useful! I was manually generating my own model comparisons last night, so great to see this :) I will note that, personally, while adherence is a useful measure, it does miss some of the qualitative differences between mo
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1y ago
Did you actually see the bird? Some animals make sounds that are deceptively similar to birds (ex chipmunk chirps). Merlin won’t recognize these as “not a bird”; it just doesn’t recognize the sound at all. Usual disclaimer IANABL (I am not
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1y ago
Completely agree. This should be well beyond accusations of corporate bullying. It's one thing to mention Legos, it's another to actively include a brand name in your product! NikeGPT, CocaColaGPT and IkeaGPT will face the same is
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2y ago
Yes, agreed. For me, quitting social media went hand in hand with a recognition that I maintained superficial contact with a large number of old friends. My relationship with these people was already “illusory”, or at least unsatisfying. No
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2y ago
As a someone born and raised in the Northeast now living in Switzerland I can confirm that the cleanliness, orderliness and array of machinery is indeed typical in Switzerland :D But don’t let this bridge promo fool you, you’re just as like
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4y ago
Great addition! Like others, I find it helpful to review how smart people are using Obsidian and related tools to create a second brain. I know it’s popular to critique these posts as onanism when we should just “get things done”, but Obsid
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4y ago
I believe the parent commenter is referring to Julia Child :) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julia_Child
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5y ago
So funny I missed this behavior. Maybe the feedback then is there could be more gradations/tweaking for us slowpokes out there (especially since it appears other folks missed it as well) Also I should have lead my original comment with
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5y ago
It'd be more fun if you somehow got "bonus points" for reducing the time between clicks. I kept playing it safe trying to time the ball but it kind of felt like cheating!
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5y ago
Wow. The parent comment did not state they then sifted around for personal data. They checked if there was a bug and found it. For all we know the personal data is front and center, so this rudimentary check also revealed personal informati
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5y ago
MeteoSwiss does this both for temperature and precipitation. Tends to be the app everyone uses here https://www.meteoswiss.admin.ch
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5y ago
I assume this is snark, but misguided if so. I believe the parent comment was simply stating there are some vaccines generally with this trait, so perhaps the covid vaccines would similarly improve from a 3rd dose
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5y ago
I think what the author is trying to say is that if a technology is sufficiently advanced it seems like it can’t be real, meaning it’s something only possible with CGI. So we see these dancing robots, think “just more CGI”, then are astound
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8y ago
> If you are suffering from depression, please seek help. And if you are in a relationship with someone suffering from depression, find emotional support. It isn't your fault. An underrated piece of advice. Not to take at all away f
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