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croemer
2y ago
Isn't it easy to train on the specific Exercism exercises that this benchmark uses?
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croemer
2y ago
I wonder where o3 and o4-mini will land on the LMarena leaderboard. When might we see them there?
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croemer
2y ago
I asked o3 to build and test a maximum parsimony phylogenetic tree builder in Python (my standard test for new models) and it's been thinking for 10 minutes. Still not clear if anything is happening, I have barely seen any code since I
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croemer
2y ago
Since you seem to care about your writing, I'm wondering why you used "that" here? > I use "this" less frequently that I would otherwise Isn't it "less than" as opposed to "less that"?
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croemer
2y ago
Right, now it's up and comparison against Claude 3.7 is better than I feared based on the wording. Though why does the OpenAI announcement talk of comparison against multiple leading models when the Qodo blog post only tests against Cl
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croemer
2y ago
So you're saying that "ChatGPT-4o-latest (2025-03-26)" in LMarena is 4.1?
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croemer
2y ago
Nothing compared to Llama 4's 7M. What matters is how well it performs with such long context, not what the technical maximum is.
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croemer
2y ago
Testing against unspecified other "leading" models allows for shenanigangs: > Qodo tested GPT‑4.1 head-to-head against other leading models [...] they found that GPT‑4.1 produced the better suggestion in 55% of cases The linked
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croemer
2y ago
The article contains nothing new. Just opinions including a security firm CEO selling his security offerings. Read this instead, it's the technical report that is only linked to and barely mentioned in the article: https://s
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croemer
2y ago
NYT link goes 404, here it is fixed: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/05/style/strava-messaging.ht...
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croemer
2y ago
I'm confused about the introduction mentioning API keys? The function is compiled on and/or uploaded to your servers? The introduction could benefit from discussing a less toyish problem.
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croemer
2y ago
I hope you're joking - what you wrote makes no sense at all.
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croemer
2y ago
https://archive.is/cY57S
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croemer
2y ago
Original title: "Just Say the Word—Try Our New AI Website Builder for Free"
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croemer
2y ago
It's amazing how samply "just works", at least on macOS. You can take any binary call, prefix it with `sample record --` and you'll get a flamegraph (and more) in the nice Firefox profiler UI. I had trouble finding a goo
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samply: Command-line sampling profiler for macOS, Linux, and Windows
(github.com)
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2y ago
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croemer
2y ago
Coffee futures prices do not include tariffs. They reflect the base market price of coffee for delivery at a future date, typically free on board (FOB) at a specified origin port (e.g., Brazil or Colombia). Tariffs, import duties, and local
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croemer
2y ago
At least tailscale funnel isn't control-plane-only, unless I'm totally misunderstanding something
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croemer
2y ago
Relevant update: the model on LM Arena is not the one that was released. See "Meta got caught gaming AI benchmark" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43617660
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Programs compiled with recent D compiler are broken in macOS 15.4
(github.com)
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croemer
2y ago
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Functiontrace: A Python profiler using the Firefox profiler as GUI
(functiontrace.com)
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croemer
2y ago
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croemer
2y ago
Pet peeve how they write FLOPS in the figure when they meant FLOP. Maybe the plural s after FLOP got capitalized. https://blog.heim.xyz/flop-for-quantity-flop-s-for-performan...
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croemer
2y ago
It does but only if there's an increase in the expected rate of inflation as opposed to a one-off shock like we're seeing here.
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croemer
2y ago
Actually, price increases caused by tariffs are a type of inflation—specifically, cost-push inflation. This is consistent with standard definitions found in macroeconomics and international economics textbooks.
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croemer
2y ago
Nominal GDP growth was 5% in December. As long as share of GDP is constant things are sustainable.
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croemer
2y ago
I think they meant budget deficit, whereas you refer to trade deficit.
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croemer
2y ago
Back then (2022) it was Firefox only
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croemer
2y ago
Thanks for clarifying!
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croemer
2y ago
It's a bit disingenuous that you claim on your banner that your launch was covered by AP when it was in fact a paid content Press Release that only shared the domain: "PRESS RELEASE: Paid Content from EZ Newswire. The AP news staf
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croemer
2y ago
Correct title is "New Films Conduct Better the Thinner They Get"
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