dwa3592

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   by dwa3592 7mo ago

   Came here to confirm that Congaree was on the list.
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   by dwa3592 7mo ago

   Thank you! that's one of the goals :) I might reach out to you to see if your husband is interested in trying out the software for free.
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   by dwa3592 7mo ago

   Building a pro transparency writing tool that cryptographically proves a human actually typed what they claim to have written (research papers, news articles, assignments etc) . It captures behavioral signals during composition, makes it ve
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   by dwa3592 7mo ago

   Yes, satellites broadcast their position and time continuously. There's also the database approach (check A-GPS) where you store the satellite's position and query that but just know that it needs to be updated after a while. Now
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   by dwa3592 7mo ago

   >>The optimal strategy is simple: write brutally detailed prompts with strict success criteria (which is best practice anyway), tell the agent to "keep going until all errors are fixed," hit enter, and go make a coffee while
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   by dwa3592 7mo ago

   I am ashamed to admit that i could not solve that even though i consider myself a decent player.
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   by dwa3592 7mo ago

   I don't think a blanket (ban or acceptance) anything is a good approach for this issue.
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   by dwa3592 7mo ago

   Just came here to say that Lichess is amazing. Love it.
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   by dwa3592 7mo ago

   -- Impressive jumps in the benchmarks which automatically begs the need for newer benchmarks but why?. I don't think benchmarks are serving any purpose at this point. We have learnt that transformers can learn any function and generali
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    I wonder why the cut off date for 3n-E4B-it is Oct, 2023. That's really far in the past.
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    I think with this google starts a new race- best local model that runs on phones.
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    What a wonderful read. Thank you! The way I think about this is : We can't catch the hallucinations that we don't know are hallucinations.
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    Hard sciences play this crucial and often unseen role in our society : they help train humans to develop critical thinking. Not everyone with PhD in Astrophysics ends up doing Astrophysics in life; it's a discipline, or a training regi
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    Can anyone help clarify these doubts - I didn't see any information about how different the test/benchmark set is from the training set. It feels like an important gap to not fill in a ML paper. What if there is an overlap between
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    Misleading title. People who are wondering about $100k fee- it only applies if you are bringing people from overseas for this job; meaning if an immigrant is already in the country (eg: on a student visa), they don't have to pay $100k.
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    Scenario 2 makes sense. I think the counterpoint people bring up is to just stick to Scenario1 and let the salaries go up and let people jump ships every now and then for a raise but they forget that C1 is a ultra-capitalist country.
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    that's not how it works- they have to have the petition up for a period of time for it be considered valid.
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    Right, I am sure you were able to solve it albeit slowly- you knew you had to do it slow. LLMs which are mathematicians don't know that and can't seem to understand that they need to do it slowly.
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    I literally did not know TBPN existed and I am gonna forget about it in the next minute.
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    but it's a tricky question for LLMs; it shows that if it's not in the training set; LLMs could trip which kinda shows that the intelligence is not generalized yet. I tried this with gemini - (i am trying(something(re(a(l(ly)c)r)a)
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    Nice! Although I tried the parenthesis balanced question with gemini and it gave the right answer in first attempt.
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    i wonder why 'lmao' gets downvoted.
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    lmao
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    Love it. Thanks for doing this work. Not sure why people are criticizing this. Also, insane amount of work has been done to improve scraping - which in my mind is just absolute bonkers and i didn't see people complaining about that.
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    >>I recommend looking closely at the New York Times analysis. There were factors that might have mitigated this as a strike target, but it also really did look like a part of the compound (and it originally was!). What a ridiculous ta
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    I wonder if it's working out for the benchmark problems only? one expensive and hard lesson we will learn overtime is that you can't compress generality beyond a point.
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    Interesting. > A REST-like API on :8080 which returned a history of “tasks” I am curious to know what kind of historical tasks- since it's a media control unit; does it show what kind of media was being played in the last trip? does
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    https://substack.com/home/post/p-191531928
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    so your whole argument is that you are convinced that ai coding is gambling because according to you i am talking about it like gamblers talk about gambling? - Was there anymore intelligence that you wanted to add to your argument?
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    by dwa3592 7mo ago

    lol that's interesting. care to explain why?