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by bryan0 2y ago
I’m with you on point 1, (I think this is also obvious from experiment because you will never measure a particle at both slits). for point 2 it seems you can define a mapping from the physical space to probability space. Saying that the wav
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by bryan0 2y ago
I had the same reaction. If you make it to the end he concludes with: > The wave function’s pattern can travel across regions of possibility space that are associated with the slits. Which to me conflicts with his emphatic “no” at the be
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Can You Fool a Self Driving Car? [video](youtube.com)
6 points by bryan0 2y ago|0 comments
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by bryan0 2y ago
I just did the same thing. Claude (sonnet 3.7) walked me through a toy implementation of the algorithm.
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by bryan0 2y ago
Are LLMs not trained on NPR transcripts?
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by bryan0 2y ago
Thank you for the additional info and links. This is why I love HN comments
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by bryan0 2y ago
Yes but these were steps were not used in R1-zero where its reasoning capabilities were trained.
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by bryan0 2y ago
Since you did not give the models a chance to test their code and correct any mistakes, I think a more accurate comparison would be if you compared them against you submitting answers without testing (or even running!) your code first
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by bryan0 2y ago
Hey this looks pretty amazing, congrats on the research. The article doesn’t seem to explain much though and the papers are pay-walled(?) so my question is how were these discovered only now and not noticed before?
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Seagulls were a factor in collapse of California's iconic Santa Cruz wharf(sfgate.com)
9 points by bryan0 2y ago|1 comments
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by bryan0 2y ago
Interesting you say that about HN, because reading this (and other) threads I have the opposite view: HN is devolving into Reddit-like nonsense.
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Google accused of illegal layoffs in lawsuit(sfgate.com)
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by bryan0 2y ago
In the article it mentions they changed the number of characters in the captcha after he trained the model, and the model could still solve it
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by bryan0 2y ago
The “accredited investor” thing always seemed like a scam to me. Like if you have a lot of money we will trust that you know how to invest, otherwise we won’t let you.
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by bryan0 2y ago
I think you have this reversed. The city was already giving out money to homeless and it led to a bunch of problems. Newsom proposed the opposite a “Care not cash” initiative where instead of receiving cash, homeless would receive services.
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by bryan0 2y ago
I'm not sure if this is the main point of the article (but it does at least mention it), a good intuitive visualization of how the sphere can be thought of as asymmetric is the Hairy Ball Theorem[0], which basically states: "you c
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by bryan0 2y ago
While not proven, is the intuition that this will also be undecideable for 1 and 2 polygon tilings?
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by bryan0 2y ago
I remember one of the early "breakthroughs" for LLMs in chess was that if it could actually play legal moves(!) In all of these games are the models always playing legal moves? I don't think the article says. The fact that an
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Mom jailed for letting 10-year-old walk alone to town(reason.com)
218 points by bryan0 2y ago|197 comments
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by bryan0 2y ago
In retrospect it's baffling why Dems didn't hammer home this point more: Tariffs will increase prices.
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by bryan0 2y ago
Isnt the point of "sin taxes" to offset externalities? If the externalities decrease then so should the tax. If governments are looking for a steady source of income then "sin taxing" seems like the wrong approach.
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by bryan0 2y ago
(2017)
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by bryan0 2y ago
FTA: “Colorado voter votes on a paper ballot, which is then audited during the Risk Limiting Audit to verify that ballots were counted according to voter intent.”
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Cubans begin third day without power as hurricane nears(cnn.com)
8 points by bryan0 2y ago|0 comments
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A teen podcaster sends message to kids with incarcerated parents(npr.org)
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by bryan0 2y ago
> his designs are … often downright hostile to having any natural light indoors Are you sure about this? From Wikipedia [0]: > To unify the house to its site, Wright often used large expanses of glass to blur the boundary between the
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by bryan0 2y ago
Another good explanation from Terence Tao’s blog: https://terrytao.wordpress.com/2008/07/01/the-black-scholes-...
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by bryan0 2y ago
> after the connectome of the worm were finished, despite it being quite small, for many years it proved to be impossible to simulate the dynamics, because of so many unknown parameters. Apparently they have been able to simulate dynamic
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CNN puts a paywall on its website as TV revenues decline(sfgate.com)
29 points by bryan0 2y ago|16 comments
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OpenAI sees roughly $5B loss this year on $3.7B in revenue(cnbc.com)
21 points by bryan0 2y ago|3 comments

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