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by e1g 2y ago
I'm not skilled enough in math to do a rigorous evaluation, so it was a quick check. Terence Tao is skilled enough, and he describes O1's math ability is "...roughly on par with a mediocre, but not completely incompetent gr
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by e1g 2y ago
The paper includes several examples of their modified questions. There has been a substantial jump from o1-preview to o1, so I gave several samples to o1 and o1-pro ( not o1-preview), and current o1s gave the correct answer to those modifi
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by e1g 2y ago
I recently watched two interviews with OpenAI researchers where they describe that the breakthrough of o-series (unlike GPT series) is to focus on test time compute as they are designed to “think” more specifically to avoid pattern matching
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by e1g 2y ago
This app uses Claude over the API, and that "In the word "strawberry" there are 2 r's.". Claude web chat is correct, though.
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by e1g 2y ago
o1 gets this correct.
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by e1g 2y ago
It's comparable to saying "In Britain they speak English". This is correct enough for a sports bar but reveals ignorance of what the words "Britain" or "English" mean, plus a certain disregard for cultures
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by e1g 2y ago
And by “America” you mostly mean “USA”. In Mexico, everyone including the government, my bank, lawyers, and even telco would WhatsApp me.
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by e1g 2y ago
Typically, when referring to “Swiss banks” people in the industry refer to the likes of Pictet/Lombard/Baer. Credit Suisse was closer to Bank of America than a Swiss bank. Nomenculture aside, depositors did not lose a single cent
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by e1g 2y ago
If you want to hold people's serious money and not play money, understand that priority #1 is not growth or expense ratios - it's risk mitigation. Swiss banks are notoriously expensive and have terrible investment products tha
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by e1g 2y ago
My wife experienced a similar reaction to the second - it’s obvious in retrospect, but we didn’t realize that “one-on-one with an infant” is a unique chapter of parenthood that happens very quickly and only with the first born.
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by e1g 2y ago
Unironically, thank you for sharing this strategy. I get throttled a lot, and I'm happy to pay to remove those frustrating limits.
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by e1g 2y ago
o1 pro: https://chatgpt.com/share/67523cd1-e238-800b-8fc6-64d58bbb45...
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by e1g 2y ago
I suppose it depends on framing, but as I understand it in a few years there will be no “remix” as it’s all absorbed by “react-router”.
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by e1g 2y ago
Rejoice, as Remix effectively no longer exists (it’s now all react-router) you won’t get that slop article :)
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by e1g 2y ago
Just tried a quick test cluster - Identifies as PG 16.5 No views/triggers/sequences No foreign key constraints No extensions No NOTIFY ("ERROR: Function pg_notify not supported") No nested transactions N
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by e1g 2y ago
I had a position, then went through a life experience that changed my position. The alternative is to never change your view, or to early on build a strong view on everything you have zero experience with, such as hospice care or the nuance
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by e1g 2y ago
I was on the fence until a family member was diagnosed with inoperable glioblastoma. I would encourage anyone in opposition, or in doubt, to read about late stages of GBM, and imagine their mother or child going through that end, which is 1
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by e1g 2y ago
I just containerized LibreOffice to do docx->pdf conversation, but now I'm wondering - what parts seem particularly gnarly to you? My naive strategy is to mount an external volume to put/collect files, then call `soffice` insid
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by e1g 2y ago
By law, the number of H1B visas issued per year is capped at 80k, and that's how many have been issued every year for the last twenty years. "Admittance rates" measure how many H1B people travel internationally and then retur
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by e1g 2y ago
This is great https://github.com/ComplianceAsCode/content I use it for regular scanning, flagging potential issues, automatically making changes, aligning images to CIS Level 2, and for ongoing scanning to satisfy SOC2
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by e1g 2y ago
I had an identity crisis in Germany when, at 2am on a deserted road, a group of hooligan-looking teenage boys told me off for crossing on red.
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by e1g 2y ago
I used your iMac as the daily driver for years, and now use the 27” Studio Display. I don’t know what’s more frustrating: that it’s still effectively the same panel 10 years later, or that it’s still the best one (for reasonable money).
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by e1g 2y ago
There is another excellent write-up exploring the theory / use-cases for such libraries https://www.inkandswitch.com/cambria/ (and a corresponding library at https://github.com/inkandswitch/ca
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by e1g 2y ago
The risk is not “interfering with the US elections”, but “being on the front page of everything as the only AI company interfering with US elections”. This would destroy their peacocking around AGI/alignment while raising billions fro
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by e1g 2y ago
"Reduced local taxes by $2k/yr for five years" doesn't have the same ring.
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by e1g 2y ago
Yes. As a rule, US early-stage investors will not write a check to a non-US entity. The only exception I've seen is when the investor had personal connections to the founders, but no rules apply then.
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by e1g 2y ago
You are asking for someone else to do a demo of something trivial that takes 15 minutes to setup yourself (with Vite). Nobody is biting because it’s a strange (and, frankly, lazy) request. If you tried and still think such a setup is not po
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by e1g 2y ago
Type-checking is helpful in your IDE (for developer hints) and in your CI (for verification), but you don't want type-checking in your hot-reloading dev loop.
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by e1g 2y ago
Same, M3. The DX within a modern frontend stack is indistinguishable from Bret Victor’s ideas (even if a decade late).
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by e1g 2y ago
Our front end is ~200k LOC of TypeScript and all changes are instant (<1s). TypeScript compiler is too slow for hot module replacement so it’s used only for IDEs. During development, all transformation happens via esbuild/swc and is

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