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by _cs2017_ 1y ago
Thank you! Curious what options for deferred evalution were considered and rejected? IMHO, the main benefit of deferred evaluation isn't in the saving of a bit of code to define a deferred evaluation class, but in standardazing the API
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
Sorry but I'm sure that's not what he meant.
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
Does anyone have AI agent use cases that that you think might happen within this year and that feels very exciting to you? I personally struggle to find a new one (AI agent coding assistants already exist, and of course I'm excited abo
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
"But for better or worse, the actual outcome does matter" -- curious what you mean by that?
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
This is solvable in roughly half an hour on pen and paper by a random person I picked with no special math skills (beyond a university). This is far from a difficult problem. The "95%+" in math reasoning is a meaningless standard,
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
"The bitter lesson" didn't merely claim that a sufficiently large amount of compute would obsolete an engineered solution. Its claim was far stronger: the time it takes for the compute growth to catch up with the hand-enginee
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
For comparison's sake, this is what the UK does: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=991kRp8KUmo
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
I see. So the timeline was: 1 Ship broken and delay announced until 2025 2 Musk offers his ship for return before 2025 3 Offer not accepted, 4 Pro-Musk claims the refusal was for political reasons, anti-Musk crowd claims it's not for p
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
The fault in the Starliner was known in June 2024 ( https://www.space.com/nasa-boeing-starliner-crew-flight-test... ). By August 2024, NASA said that the crew would stay until Feb 2025. That was not the original plan like you
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
They wouldn't have any way of knowing this before choosing the female. I suppose the can develop a more advanced social structure with prenups, courts, and police, but then we're talking about millions of years.
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
I wonder if people could just write their blogs posts in a short form: claim, argument in favor, counter-argument; consequences (this is optional). Like this whole blog post could be: Claim: Current AI is unlikely to usher in an era of dram
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
Skeptical as I am about the generative AI, the quality of this particular article (in terms of evidence provided, logic, insights, etc) is substantially lower than ChatGPT / Gemini DeepResearch can generate. If I was grading, I'd
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
I also assign a 50% probability to the authors of the paper not realizing their mistake even after reading your post. I think competence is quite rare even in the academia.
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
I didn't mean that it's mathematically impossible. I meant that it's practically not gonna happen. Much as they'd love to, no VC gets a chance to invest in an early stage startup knowing that if the startup fails, there&
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
How can you get back the money that was spent? Fancy terms like M&A won't return the money that is gone.
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
Yes readers here. I am pessimistic, I think only 2-3% would understand, but I'd be happier to be proven wrong than proven right. Thank you for writing up your analysis!
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
Out of curiosity, what fraction of readers do you think would understand the points you're making? And what fraction of readers do you think would blame you for taking the wrong side of some debate?
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
Nope there's no attack here. The training data is the Internet. It has mistakes. There's no available technology to remove all such mistakes. Whether LLMs hallucinate only because of mistakes in the training data or whether they w
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
I don't see Claude 3.7 on the official leaderboard. The top performer on the leaderboard right now is o1 with a scaffold (W&B Programmer O1 crosscheck5) at 64.6%: https://www.swebench.com/#verified . If Claude 3.7
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
Your footnote 3 seems to imply that the low number for o1 and Grok3 is without parallelism, but I don't think it's publicly known whether they use internal parallelism? So perhaps the low number already uses parallelism, while the
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
I can only confirm two mistakes in the apper: 1) As you say, the reversed(self.dict) is actually correct; 2) as another poster below said, hints are not part of the input. These two mistakes are so egregious given the objective of the paper
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
Wow thanks man for sharing! This is so unexpected, I thought you're trolling! But google search doesn't lie: https://www.history.com/news/national-state-of-emergency-us-... . Quoting from History.com: "Wh
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
Do people experience the frequent loss of part of the trading history when reviewing at round end on the browser version?
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
WTF dude, check your source (@deedydas). He seems to be posting garbage. The Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking price isn't known yet. And on top of that, he gave the wrong number for R1 test results on AIME 2024 (it's 79.8%, far ahead of
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
Wtf is wrong with you dude? It's just another tech, some jobs will get worse some jobs will get better. Happens every couple of decades. Stop freaking out.
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
As a reader, I prefer not to be misled by articles linked from the HN front page. So I do want to know whether someone is or is not a whistleblower. This has nothing to do with respect for the dead.
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
No internet access makes it very hard to benefit from o1 pro. Most of the complex questions I would ask require google search for research papers, language or library docs, etc. Not sure why o1 pro is banned from the internet, was it caught
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
Because it's not enough, you still need to do post-exposure shots (or else you still have a not exactly known but reasonably high risk of death). The main benefit of pre-exposure vaccination is that if somehow you have no access to the
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
Well... I kinda expect some people to be overly emotional. But I just didn't expect this particular group of people to be that.
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by _cs2017_ 2y ago
Curious why there's so much emotion and unpleasantness in this dispute? How did it evolve from the boring academic argument about benchmarks, significance, etc to a battle of personal attacks?

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