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Yeah, the median voter position is not all the way to single payer but is still left of the status quo
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Political operative here. If you're wondering why healthcare reform has been so hard to get and so piecemeal, even though most Americans want it, the big reasons are: 1) any reform has to get past the Senate, and the Senate gives a lot
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If we defined "LLM" as "any deep learning model which uses the GPT transformer architecture and is trained using autoregressive next-token prediction", and then we empirically observed that such a model proved the Rieman
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They don't have a model that does o1-style "thought tokens" or is specialized for math, but Sonnet 3.6 is really strong in other ways. I'm guessing they will have an o1-style model within six months if there's deman
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What evidence or data, if you (hypothetically) saw it, do you think would disprove the thesis that "[LLMs] will ALWAYS be the wrong tool for the job"?
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AI for Math Fund
(renaissancephilanthropy.org)
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Maybe a dumb question, but are stablecoins actually the cheapest way to send USD? This is a real problem for me: I have a house in Costa Rica, which I need to pay for with US assets. So I have to make regular transfers from US accounts to C
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Electability and Ideology
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We Are Losing SMB Manufacturing Shops
(twitter.com)
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Spending, Taxes, and Deficits: A Book of Charts [pdf]
(media4.manhattan-institute.org)
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The genesis of today's military recruiting crisis (2023)
(militarytimes.com)
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The Gray Tribe Is Not in Control
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Multimodal Interpretability in 2024
(soniajoseph.ai)
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It is all about the superstars
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The State Permitting Playbook [pdf]
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What I learned from 130 hours in a Waymo
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Occupational Licensing Roundup
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When "weak links" in science matter – high profile fraud in Alzheimer's research
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Oxidants, antioxidants and the current incurability of metastatic cancers (2013)
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Drug repurposing and CROs are not boring
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This would be amazing if true, but the lack of randomization makes me nervous. What if, like, patients who are about to get Alzheimer's are less aggressive about asking their doctor for semaglutide (which has been in shortage for a w
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Basically yeah
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Funding ambitious research in longevity and neuroscience
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Six top Alzheimer's researchers accused of fraud
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Italy's surrogacy ban undermines family values
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I'd very happily buy one of them if the price were less insane
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Failure Mode: Welchification
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Strep A kills half a million per year; why don't we have a vaccine?
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Technologies that won't exist in five years
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This is silly. Reading the original paper (which is behind four links and then a registration-wall): "Egypt’s bond yields are consistently around 15% while Thailand’s is 2.5%, thus resulting in significantly higher repayment costs. At
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