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by croemer 2y ago
Not if you ask meta.stackoverflow.com
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by croemer 2y ago
Do you have a Google alert for HN mentioning your project or how did you find this obscure submission so quickly? :)
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by croemer 2y ago
Lol, I first parsed the title as "the monorail _project_ having been suspended" (=halted)
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by croemer 2y ago
I found this blog post reverse engineering Rosetta 2 translated code: https://dougallj.wordpress.com/2022/11/09/why-is-rosetta-2-f...
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by croemer 2y ago
I see, so humans are also not usefully intelligent in an intentional way, because they also follow the 2nd law of thermodynamics and maximize entropy and aren't deterministic?
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by croemer 2y ago
That's super impressive. I remember being astonished that the x86 executable of Python running through Rosetta 2 on my M1 was just a factor of 2 slower than the native version. QEMU was something like a factor of 5-10x slower than nati
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by croemer 2y ago
What do you mean by "things that are actually teleologically useful"? Fellow physicist here by the way
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by croemer 2y ago
Do pooling with the average embedding of all customers
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by croemer 2y ago
We're you really _the_ creator of Rosetta 2? How big was the team, what was your role in it? Rosetta 2 is amazing, I'm genuinely surprised this is the work of just one person!
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by croemer 2y ago
That answers the Lean part, FRO stands for Focused Research Organization
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Making Dokuwiki Useful(blog.cathoderaydude.com)
4 points by croemer 2y ago|4 comments
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by croemer 2y ago
Amusing even if you don't care about dokuwiki. Example: "because this isn't written in some gargantuan Framework, i didn't have to figure out how to instantiate an Enterprise Div Bean subclassing an Element Bean and inje
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by croemer 2y ago
Not the only thing that made me chuckle in there, the 24 pictures as well
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by croemer 2y ago
Tried adding a repo I work on, import worked after failing first, but then the query result was that there was no data on top contributors. Put the video in the Readme!
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by croemer 2y ago
What is isomorphic react?
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How to achieve AGI in 2024(twitter.com)
2 points by croemer 2y ago|0 comments
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by croemer 2y ago
Which code is shoddy? The Claude or o3-mini one? If you mean Claude, then have you checked the o3-mini one is better?
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by croemer 2y ago
How mini is o3-mini compared to Sonnet and why does it matter whether it's mini or not? Isn't the point of the demo to show what's now possible that wasn't before? 4o is cheaper than o1 mini so mini doesn't mean muc
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by croemer 2y ago
But how do you deliberately control those fingers to actually play yourself what you have in mind rather than something preprogrammed? Surely the idea of a prosthetic does not just mean "a robot that is connected to your body", bu
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by croemer 2y ago
Longevity Escape Velocity? Even if you had orders of magnitude more people working on medical research, it's not a given that prolonging life indefinitely is even possible.
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by croemer 2y ago
> We had hand prosthetics that could play Mozart at 5x speed on a baby grand, but could not pick up a silver dollar or zip a jacket even a little bit. " I must be missing something, how can they be able to play Mozart at 5x speed wi
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by croemer 2y ago
If it was a safe bet problem, then they should have said that. To me it looks like they faked excitement for something not exciting which lowers credibility of the whole presentation.
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by croemer 2y ago
The risk is not SaaS replacing internal developers. It's about increased productivity of developers reducing the number of developers needed to achieve something.
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by croemer 2y ago
SaaS works for general problems faced by many businesses.
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by croemer 2y ago
The programming task they gave o3-mini high (creating Python server that allows chatting with OpenAI API and run some code in terminal) didn't seem very hard? Strange choice of example for something that's claimed to be a big step
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by croemer 2y ago
Correct URL: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S092485792...
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by croemer 2y ago
The free version has severe usage limits: "Includes up to 2,000 completions and 50 chat requests per month." More of a 7d trial that resets every month.
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Retracted: Hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin as a treatment of Covid-19(sciencedirect.com)
4 points by croemer 2y ago|2 comments
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by croemer 2y ago
OpenAI says in the FAQs that "[t]he knowledge cutoff for 1-800-ChatGPT is Oct 2023". But when I message it on Whatsapp, it says cutoff is "January 2022" and that it's using "GPT-4".
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by croemer 2y ago
Actual paper, not the press release: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2405564121 Preprint via SSRN: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4933363 One should generally avoid

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