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by fileyfood500 2mo ago
I also noticed that Opus 5 doesn't show a corresponding gap on the ARC-AGI-2 leaderboard. There is a significant increase in performance between Opus 5 and 4.8 on ARC-AGI-2 though.
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by fileyfood500 7mo ago
How much does it generally cost to run? For simple tasks vs running overnight?
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by fileyfood500 8mo ago
Interesting if there could be automated circuit designs through it
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by fileyfood500 1y ago
Original poster - made a chrome extension where ChatGPT decides whether you can visit distracting sites as a side project. Curious what people think? Is this whole concept dystopian?
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Thought Experiment (browser extension): GPT in charge of Parental Controls?(github.com)
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by fileyfood500 2y ago
Adding submissions stats: 1. arXiv, ~21k/month 2. bioRxiv, ~5k/month 3. medRxiv, ~1.3k/month It would be interesting to see usage of other _xiv's and other pre-print publishers! [1] https://arxiv.org/stat
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by fileyfood500 2y ago
It would be amazing if bioRxiv and medRxiv were included! I was curious how bioRxiv compared in usage/size to arXiv, and dug through the stats on each site. Both sites report paper download stats, and arXiv is about 12x larger (~50+ mi
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by fileyfood500 3y ago
It's very powerful, I can enter implementations for any algorithm by typing 5 words and clicking tab. If I want the AI to use a hashmap to solve my problem in O(n), I just say that. If I need to rewrite a bunch of poorly written code t
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by fileyfood500 3y ago
Specifically for the US and Germany literacy results, I see a difference between these and past methods of measuring literacy. In the first link, the most basic sample question required the user to interpret a simple table. The second and t
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by fileyfood500 3y ago
I often see mistakes when chatgot is faced with more spatial reasoning, and I wonder if changes as simple as deep convolutional subnetworks in intermediaries layers would help the language model fit better in these situations. In short, I’m
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by fileyfood500 4y ago
I agree with your sentiment, and I am comforted by competition balancing things out. I think these price distortions are coming from companies with less competition (or they're just losing out on customers!) Most competitive software a
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by fileyfood500 4y ago
Apple produced a weather app and bought out a leading competitor. This hurts the consumer because there is a loss of consumer choice and competition in the space. In a related vein, it's exciting that Apple is investing in Apple Maps a
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by fileyfood500 4y ago
I just tried IBM Quantum Composer[1] after reading through this Colab and finding I didn't know enough about quantum circuits to do anything besides clicking play. Quantum Composer gave me a super simple drag and drop GUI for getting f
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by fileyfood500 4y ago
Thank you for sharing this! I'm sorry it got taken down. I think it's great perspective to hear that the island party still happened this year!
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by fileyfood500 4y ago
I live in the US, and my experience is that internet is consistently fast in most places. Many locations offer 1GB internet plans, and the speeds increase every year. From a quick glance at the wikipedia rankings, it looks like the US inter
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by fileyfood500 5y ago
It sounds like a potential GDPR violation, maybe you can open a case with the EU?
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
I think what's missing here is that Israel trying to defend itself from Syrian aggression. Israel's occupation of the Golan heights is in response to multiple Syrian invasions and attacks from the position, and Israel has offered
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
Israel doesn't want to own or control these populations. The west bank is largely self governing, and Israel pulled out of the Gaza strip and helped orchestrate free elections there. Not exactly the same, but if quebec separated from c
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
A reason Iran is threatening to Israel is because Iranian leaders don't recognize Israel's right to exist. I don't have data on when Iran will/can develop a nuclear weapon. There is a fear that they would make use of it
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
FDR/senior government and military officials in the US army knew. They made choices to focus on American interests at multiple points, even as they closed on victory on the European front, they prioritized strategic targets over concen
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
I agree, I think this situation fits in nicely with the discussion of how stock compensation doesn’t directly result from the results of your work. Employees who aren’t passionate about or motivated by their jobs seek out compensation in re
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
I imagine they are knowing victims, and there’s a lot of social pressure to conform. I’m sure many people would not be excited to repeatedly explain the De Beers situation to everyone who questioned their decision not to get a diamond. And
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
go sara!!
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
Will this support Amazon Chime and Microsoft teams?
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
Snapchat
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
Countries where regular elections are held with a single party/major candidate. Minor opposition candidates may be present but may not capture a large share of the votes. A positive indicator for a democratic system is regular transiti
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
The study is suspect. The transition of a country from non-democratic to single party democracy to multi-party democracy can be tracked reasonably well. Scoring multi-party democracies is more problematic. For example, the study uses data c
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
The post implies that supply and demand is driving up tuition costs, and is stating that higher education is heavily funded by tax. The latter part resonates with me. Taxes provide major funding to big public schools like Ohio State, where
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
"And here’s why I don’t think the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis fully applies to programming languages. When we program we categorize the world in English (or Spanish, or any other natural language), and then we encode that into a program. So
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by fileyfood500 6y ago
Made it to hacker news!! Congrats all!! I wonder if you would consider open sourcing the map creation component? I’d love to contribute I tried this for a passover and unfortunately the servers were really laggy at that time so we stuck wit

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