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bogtog
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bogtog
1y ago
> As far as IRB violations go, this seems pretty tame to me Making this many people upset would be universally considered very bad and much more severe than any common "IRB violation"... However, this isn't an IRB violatio
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bogtog
1y ago
> I spent about an hour using Cursor Pro and had used up over 30% of my monthly credits Sorry, but how is this possible? They give 500 credits in a month for the "premium" queries. I don't even think I'd be able to as
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2y ago
I suspect that "ChatGPT-4o" is the most confusing part. Absolutely baffling to go with that and then later "oN", but surely they will avoid any "No" models moving forward
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2y ago
Catan! (of settling fame)
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2y ago
I'm amazed by how virtually every single biology paper in a great-to-elite journal has stunning figures (even setting aside the protein diagrams). This makes me wonder how much of advisors' efforts go toward teaching their student
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2y ago
My deepseek-r1 seems to be a bit more lost on decoding "How do I make meth". Some highlights (after about 5 minutes of R1-ing): > Another angle: the user mentioned "encoded a message in this emoji", so maybe the first
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2y ago
Is it too bold to say that any 10+ year old study claiming to have found across-subject brain x behavior relationship is not worth looking at closely?
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2y ago
A lot of the comments express some type of deliberate cheating the benchmark. However, even without intentionally trying to game it, if anybody can repeatedly take the same test, then they'll be nudged to overfit/p-hack. For insta
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2y ago
This had a really nice length (~1 hour). I was able to wrap up the game quite quickly once I unlocked crypto trading
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2y ago
USA-UK comparisons are always tempting because the UK is English speaking, but my feeling is that the UK is in such disarray that its not a good European reference point
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2y ago
> A non-profit structure seemed fitting, and we raised donations in various forms including cash ($137M, less than a third of which was from Elon) Saying "less than" is peculiar phrasing for such a substantial amount, but maybe
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2y ago
The Philippines is already considered "Very high proficiency", second in Asia only after Singapore
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2y ago
If I'm understanding this right, the author gave ChatGPT-4o 2000 reviews and asks it "Are you 90% sure that this is a ghost job". Then, the author used those as labeled examples, trained a BERT model to predict the ChatGPT de
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2y ago
Really curious what the bidding was like or who else made an offer, since it seems that the Sandy Hook Victims (who own all of the debt?) wanted the sale to The Onion specifically
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2y ago
I clicked through all the ones from 1% (crab) to 25% (sheep). I honestly can't see any pattern here
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2y ago
Here is the actual paper. It's just 4.5 pages (excluding the Methods): https://www.pnas.org/doi/pdf/10.1073/pnas.2215829120 I figure that the inverse association between conscientiousness and exiting is
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2y ago
I wonder if this'll help physics PhDs get industry jobs (I hear Myron Scholes is up for the 2025 prize)
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2y ago
Correcting for p-values in brain imaging research is kinda elaborate, since you are essentially performing a t-test separately for each brain voxel. A brain image like the authors' will have about a million voxels (0.7 x 0.7 x 0.7 mm v
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2y ago
Thanks, that sounds more reasonable. I'm still generally bearish on this type of brain-volume-change work (and extremely so on any study trying to compare brain-volume effects between different groups), but I guess 6-months is a finer
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2y ago
I know nearly nothing about BDNF specifically. Whether it should motivate a follow-up is mostly only something known to the authors, as a p = .046 suggests a chance they may have tested numerous outcome variables and reported only one (e.g,
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2y ago
I do MRI work, and my gut is that none of the claims about dance vs. exercise would replicate. The behavioral data suggests that activity of some type will improve cognitive function (main effects of time). Such beneficial effects of activi
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2y ago
Perun is peak podcast-like YouTube. In the gym, I just keep my screen on to share my YouTube tastes with the world and sometimes peak at some visuals
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2y ago
My gut is that the government wants services that work for 100% of people. In terms of purely costs, people who can't use a site may need to be serviced anyway by more expensive means (e.g., voter registration by mail). A business prob
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2y ago
> My young child was convinced it was Pokémon throughout the whole video I figure the biggest thing causing the seeming parallels is the art style, which is pokemon-esque (cute, colorful, fluffy, polished, original). Second to that comes
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2y ago
> Shadow Equity (sometimes called Phantom Stock) isn’t real stock. It’s basically just an IOU that’s worth the same dollar value as the actual stock. The creators will get paid 50% of the proceeds in the event the company sells, but lega
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2y ago
I don't get it. Everything is so good. You make it sound like this is because it doesn't cover some edge cases, but why can't the search just be about as good as Everything for everything but those edge cases? I asked Claude
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2y ago
I’ll preface this by saying that the current system of publishing is a natural monopoly issue… but out of all the major publishers, Elsevier is the only one to offer a public API for downloading journal articles (and an excellent one at tha
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2y ago
Is taking the website offline really necessary? If the vulnerability has been there for 1 year or so already, what harm does it being there for 1 year and an hour do? Also, maybe it's not clear to me exactly what is getting taken down,
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2y ago
Yeah, the concept is cool and there's a lot of neat visual effects going on here, but it doesn't come together well
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2y ago
For what it's worth, the comic is based on a well-known meme, and the author must've wanted to stick to the format: https://media.licdn.com/dms/image/D4E10AQFryt0thryEeA/image-...
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