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by blharr 2y ago
I mean, it's a good idea, I just wouldn't buy the one in Korea to get shipped over here. I don't get the cynicism, someone in Korea had this idea and made the product, probably intended for other people in Korea where the shi
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by blharr 2y ago
As a bit minor criticism "Tasks Completed (Time)" is hard to evaluate without the time intervals or units. I'm not sure if it should just be "Time"?
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by blharr 2y ago
m ∈ ℤ is the threshold for determining high or low novelty search(T,θ,m) retrieves the first m historical tasks that are semantically similar above the θ threshold Are both m's here the same or different numbers? I found this a bit con
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by blharr 2y ago
You can find the phi-4 technical report [here]( https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/uploads/prod/2024/1... ) The brief of it is by curating a smaller synthetic dataset of high quality from textbo
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by blharr 2y ago
I mean they have name recognition and a userbase, but they're hardly the best at doing any of those features. Default destination for many is still just Google, and they've added AI to their searches. AI chat boxes are shoehorned
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by blharr 2y ago
Even in America I've seen similar opportunities. Engineering PhDs at state schools have offers where you get paid a small but livable amount and get your tuition paid for. I think the big difference is that in industry you can just g
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by blharr 2y ago
import os; while True: eval(input())
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by blharr 2y ago
"They'll just get better" is a huge non sequiter.
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by blharr 2y ago
Adding autoplay videos that are tangentially related to the wiki page. Said videos take about 10 seconds to show up and will cause the screen to scroll to a different point from where you are currently reading Their privacy policy is exhaus
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by blharr 2y ago
Only 40% are obese (US) so it affects a minority of the population, therefore it should be disregarded?
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by blharr 2y ago
Someone else in this thread said, > With a free account the model it claims to be using is "4o auto", which is not a model but apparently an attempt to automatically decide models for you to be more cost effective.
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by blharr 2y ago
It got it right, but an interesting result that it rambled on about monetary value for... no reason. > While the lint bag is heavier in terms of weight, it's worth mentioning that gold is significantly more valuable per pound compar
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by blharr 2y ago
LLMs are probably the worst at programming in Lisp in my experience though
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by blharr 2y ago
I mean a 30 year old solar panel isn't going to be useful to be fair
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by blharr 2y ago
The header "Matt LeBlanc" and the photo is the actor who played Joey. They asked the name for a baby kangaroo and got [some] information related to the name Joey
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by blharr 2y ago
Right. And so you'll end up punishing some sites that do it perfectly, while other sites that game the algorithm game first priority.
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by blharr 2y ago
I've had the exact same experience, but opposite. Tons of things that are trivial in C# take a ton of code in C++ to me. Maybe it's just going from being an expert in one language to a newer language?
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by blharr 2y ago
Isn't instant communication impossible, even with entanglement?
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by blharr 2y ago
I mean, or it heavily restricts the pool of founders to mostly those who already have enough wealth such that they won't be homeless. I don't see why a safety net wouldn't mitigate this risk in the first place, which would th
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by blharr 2y ago
Couldn't the LLM though just randomly replace/reword things to cover up its frequency in "post"?
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by blharr 2y ago
I mean, we get it. It's a UX problem. But the thing is you have to tell it exactly what to do every time. Very often, it'll do what you said but not what you meant, and you have to wrestle with it. You'd have to come up with
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by blharr 2y ago
Glad I'm not the only one. I see 4o as a lot more of a sidegrade. At this point I mix them up and I legitimately can't tell, sometimes I get bad responses from 4, sometimes 4o. Responses from gpt-4 sound more like AI, but I haven&
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by blharr 2y ago
This discussion includes o1. It's marginal improvement compared to, say, GPT-3 to GPT-4.
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by blharr 2y ago
Eh, I mean that proof is all around in its training set. It's a fundamental, basic theorem in probability. You can put the same thing into a search engine and get a better solution, for [example]( https://jeremy9959.net/
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by blharr 2y ago
Moore's Law? The computer does about 30,000 times more than it did 30 years ago. Order of magnitude shifts are just common
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by blharr 2y ago
It's impressive. I want to be a doubter and say I feel like it just shows what you can do with tailwind/typescript in getting a nice UI out, but it really would be genuinely useful for some cases. The problem I have with it is tha
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by blharr 2y ago
For code review maybe, it's pretty useful. Even with the $20 version I've lost days of work because it's told me ideas/given me solutions that are flat out wrong or misleading but sound reasonable, so I don't know i
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by blharr 2y ago
I mean, LLMs can be regenerated as needed. With every major release, you might regenerate the documentation. Then, you don't need to have everyone taking time to ask the same questions, reducing the amount of times you need to call the
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by blharr 2y ago
Building anything on windows without cmake is just... I don't know why anyone would use anything else. I used to spend hours wrestling with build failures, but after setting up cmake, it just works with everything.
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by blharr 2y ago
>What does that even mean? "id-dominated state" refers to the psychological "id" basically being primal. "A person who is dominated by their id might be narcissistic and impulsive" I don't blame you for

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