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>> The only way this statement could be false That's quite an exotic claim! If Sound and Temperature can emerge without a sound particle or temperature particle, why is it not plausible for gravity to exists without graviton? Tho
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Where Good Decisions Don't Add Up
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Harness definitely matters more from safety and reliability point of view, but saying that it matters more than Model itself is a slight exaggeration. In the sense that this 'headline' can lead people to believe that all models ar
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>> Who knew? You must have 'mastered' this art. Unless you are willing to share this mastery and ask for feedback, only you would know!
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Actually, we do need evidence for premises which are not definitions or basic assumptions (axioms). Graviton is still a hypothetical particle and falls under neither of two categories - Definitions or axioms.
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Where Understanding Arrives After Decisions
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Military Ops, Armed Conflict, Defensive strikes, Global war on terror, counter terrorism ops to name a few. These are the labels given to recent conflicts like Afghanistan, Iraq and Vietnam wars.
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Yeah! Thus showing a mirror of the deeper 'you' to yourself. Interesting thought!
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I think art's definition would be even broader. Anything that involves your imagination, skill, ideas and analysis (applying yourself to the choices in front of you) would be art. Just googled and verified this, btw. If choosing what t
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Most solutioning is art, given that you should have more than one way to reach the target state and target state itself is negotiable and non-concrete. When there are multiple options you are forced to analyze between them, sometimes you ha
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Facebook doesn't even listen to countries beyond tier 2 as per their own disclosures - https://www.theverge.com/22743753/facebook-tier-list-countri... I very much doubt that they listen to countries in tier 1 and
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Where Edge Cases Reshape the System
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Another AI-as-amplifier vs AI-as-substitute article. Wondering what happens when tomorrow AI accepts and learns from the feedback and gets trained on all the failed initiative as well. It wouldn't be so hard if failed (something which
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Where Temporary Decisions Become Permanent Behavior
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Where Alignment Becomes the Work
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Where Responsibility Exists, but Ownership Doesn't
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Where Solutions Don't Stay Small
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Where Measurement Replaces Meaning
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Where Measurement Replaces Meaning
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What a beautiful tribute!! "What happens at Grandma’s, stays at Grandmas" - Highlight of the article, best line I have read today. Made me smile and heavy at the same time.
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From India - with thousands of local dialects and hundreds of mother tongues. Linguistic diversity is beautiful but it's a moving thing. It not only survived internet, it got surfaced and exposed by it. I doubt LLM will have any irreve
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Where Progress Is Visible, Completion Is Not
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Hardcoded feature flags becomes a big issue if your release process is long and error prone. Original article also suggest to enhance incrementally. But you don't want the interval between increments to be too big.
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It's very caring and reassuring also. It gave me an elaborated response on how researchers may discuss ridiculously fun theories. And what should be my takeaways as engineer. I guess I should turn off the Work IQ.
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Nice read! I was interested in similar thoughts around definitions and scopes long time ago https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/4182/List-vs-Categ... Something may look obvious to you unless you get into def
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As I am going through the article, I was wondering why is this more interesting than having the ability to recover java programs from byte code. So I asked copilot the same question. It told me that - "Honestly this is where the differ
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I would add security and governance review before the scoring layer and ensure that scoring layer should include those feedbacks into next todos.
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We made it faster, it got worse
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I am happy that Chess is getting its own home on internet. This also basically means hundreds of sites will have to migrate their broken references to fide.com (to fide.chess) and other authoritative sites.
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Depending upon whether its a temporary change or recurring change or permanent one, I would say get comfortable with instant feedbacks/changes/enhancements, thinking from user's point of view (non-negotiable) and more frequen
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