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by croemer 1y ago
Yes this is quite shocking. They could have just had o3 fact check the slides and it would have noticed...
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by croemer 1y ago
Those are different benchmarks
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by croemer 1y ago
I don't see it in my model picker yet.
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by croemer 1y ago
The barplot is wrong, the numbers are correct. Looks like they had a dummy plot and never updated it, only the numbers to prevent leaking? Screenshot of the blog plot: https://imgur.com/a/HAxIIdC
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by croemer 1y ago
The presentation asks for a moving svg to illustrate Bernoulli, that's suspiciously close to a Pelican.
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by croemer 1y ago
They claim it thinks the "perfect amount" but there is no perfect amount. It all depends on willingness to pay, latency tolerance, etc.
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by croemer 1y ago
The Polyglot aider improvement over o3 is imperceptible, not great.
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by croemer 1y ago
You are correct.
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by croemer 1y ago
Too many reasons for a reply here, but overall the common theme is lack of regulation giving pharma more power to play on their patent-derived monopolies. As for Switzerland, it's a small country with an economic model that doesn'
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by croemer 1y ago
Thanks for reminding me of that, it's been a while since I read Varian's Micro textbook. There are lots of ways for Coase to break down. Lack of clear property rights, transaction costs etc
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by croemer 1y ago
Interesting that all nouns are capitalized, like in modern German and unlike in most other modern languages that use the Latin alphabet.
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by croemer 1y ago
Ah indeed that's it, my misunderstanding!
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by croemer 1y ago
Glad to see someone with economics knowledge! The best taxes are Pigouvian taxes on externalities. They not only raise revenue but distort the market in the right direction. Carbon tax comes to mind (though that's a tricky case as ther
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by croemer 1y ago
Monopolists or companies with some degree of Monopoly will absorb some of the tariffs as opposed to passing on. Putting tariffs on monopolists makes some economic sense. Tariffs on commodities though don't.
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by croemer 1y ago
A monopolists can set prices however they want (in contrast to competitive supplier of commodities where there's a market price). They want to maximize profits and if marginal cost of sale is negligible (as is the case for patented dru
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by croemer 1y ago
> Though you still see RFCs use "octet" Author seems to be unaware that octet is etymologically linked to 8.
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by croemer 1y ago
Is there really less documentation? FastAPI mostly has tutorials to get started and is light on deep/reference material. A single person can only do so much.
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by croemer 1y ago
Couple of s/redirct/redirect typos
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by croemer 1y ago
Not per Naur, in his seminal "Programming as Theory Building" he claims that documentation doesn't replace the mental model that he original authors had developed: https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/Naur.pd
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by croemer 1y ago
For drugs that are monopolies, tariffs actually don't impact the end price and hit the producer. In the short term, for drugs that are already on the market. In the long run, it reduces incentives to develop drugs. Tariffs are a tax on
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by croemer 1y ago
There's no problem with having a trade deficit against one country. There's no need to balance each country, just as there's no need for people to have no imbalance in daily exchanges. It's as if you were going back to a
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by croemer 1y ago
Swiss Institute of Tropical & Public Health | ONSITE in Basel (Switzerland) | Software engineer (80-100%) | 70k-100k CHF We build open-source infrastructure to make pathogen sequencing data more accessible, interpretable, and equitable
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by croemer 1y ago
Or 9 days, depending on the time zone you're in
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by croemer 1y ago
Reminds me of the Xerox bug: https://youtu.be/7FeqF1-Z1g0?si=b9ke9s1LHWm1WsdU
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by croemer 1y ago
> Physics really works out such that the smaller you make camera sensor, the smaller you can make the lens. At some point the wave-like nature of light starts to bite. Can't really go much smaller than a micron per pixel. So a milli
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by croemer 1y ago
Even the ex VAT price is wrong. It should always just be 206.55 - can't tease low price first ex tax.
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by croemer 1y ago
> This data will make it easier for researchers and the public to track how long it takes for a fix to travel from the initial report, all the way to a user's device (which is especially important if the fix never arrives!) This par
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by croemer 1y ago
The drug's name sounds like "Yes to go", most certainly not a coincidence
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by croemer 1y ago
Yeah, terrible article. This one should be the link target instead: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna208387
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by croemer 1y ago
Feels user hostile that there's no retry button. I can delete browser storage but why...

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