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by gpt5 5mo ago
ARC-AGI isn't perfect, but it helps demonstrates the gap. I'm sure all companies optimize their models for this benchmark given its dominance.
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by gpt5 5mo ago
Because Deepseek 4.0 is not yet there, but the jump isn't expected to be large. Kimi 2.5 is there and is also scoring low.
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by gpt5 5mo ago
I wish it was true. I would gladly use a GPT 5.2 high model equivalent for coding (6 months old) if it was offered cheaper by Deepseek or Kimi. And I'm sure that's an extremely prevalent opinion by the millions of Claude and Codex
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by gpt5 5mo ago
All research points to a "no" answer - weight is regained, and quickly. Which helps explain why obesity is so prevalent - it is something in the brain's chemistry.
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by gpt5 5mo ago
LM Arena uses human side by side voting, which limits its applicability to complex tasks. The ARCPrize leaderboard does have Deepseek V3.2, which only scored 4% on ARC-AGI 2 (while the top models score over 80%). It also Kimi and Qwen, but
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by gpt5 5mo ago
Scroll down to the leaderboard - https://arcprize.org/leaderboard Spoiler alert - they are all towards the bottom of the leaderboard. People come up with a wide variety of excuses for why they are not used despite being off
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by gpt5 5mo ago
Why is everything today has to be "good" or "bad". Where is the nuance? Where is seeing things as they are - an exciting endeavor built by thousands of people, one of them has flaws you don't like. The rise of moral
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by gpt5 5mo ago
Hungary and Poland charts look almost identical https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.CD?location... https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.CD?location...
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by gpt5 6mo ago
Why is AMD not more popular then if labs are so flexibly with giving away CUDA?
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by gpt5 6mo ago
Political polarization create tribalism, where people align their view with their tribe, and justify an increasingly more escalatory means to fight the "other side".
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by gpt5 6mo ago
Especially since America is happier than most European countries [1]. And the ones that are happier are the Nordics and Ireland which are more suburban and less dense. [1] https://data.worldhappiness.report/table
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by gpt5 6mo ago
I tried it on the ChatGPT web UI and it also worked, although the ham radio looks like a handbag to me. https://postimg.cc/wyxgCgNY
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by gpt5 6mo ago
The game is about rolling sausages over grills to cook them on both sides. However, that's completely unrelated to why it's so acclaimed. This game introduces a very small set of controls and mechanics (you basically only have the
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by gpt5 6mo ago
Blow everything out of the water on llmarena https://arena.ai/leaderboard/text-to-image
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by gpt5 6mo ago
You are missing the point above - the F35 has enabled complete air dominance over Iran, and ability to perform any operation with impunity over Iran's land. Iran is leveraging its geography and asymmetrical warfare against civilian shi
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by gpt5 6mo ago
> The best design is original, groundbreaking and often counterintuitive Designing a user inteface involves thousands of small decisions. When trading off pros/cons for each of these decisions, in 99% of the cases, the right answer
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by gpt5 6mo ago
There are companies that sell premade games you can buy and distribute.
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by gpt5 6mo ago
Eventually the cost to develop app and games could drop so low that we will need to shift our mental model in how we discover and use apps. For example, TikTok revolutionized short form videos by introduced a UI where users can explore a lo
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by gpt5 6mo ago
Perceptions are fickle, and that includes the local population. There are many cases of countries the US bombed whose population later became strong supporters of the US.
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by gpt5 6mo ago
Is this the level of discussion we have devolved to now on HN?
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by gpt5 6mo ago
The reality is far more nuanced, and not clearly a win to Iran. We saw how degraded their military capabilities became when they couldn't capture a pilot on their own land for nearly 48 hours. We also saw that the number of rockets tha
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by gpt5 6mo ago
Do you need ants buying services from humans for the world economy to function? If AI will indeed become superintelligent, we won't matter.
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by gpt5 6mo ago
Indexing GovDeals is not shady. You are just providing links to their website via search. That's how Google works.
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by gpt5 6mo ago
There is something awfully bad happening to the internet, including Hacker News. It seems like rage-baiting, polarizing titles and vibe based comments are being upvoted, with no interest in the facts. For example, in this case: 1. The growt
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by gpt5 7mo ago
Thanks for sharing. Note that the data quality from this study is quite low because 54.8% of the cohort eventually restarted their medication or transitioned to an alternative therapy (mostly a different weight loss medication). I don'
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by gpt5 7mo ago
Especially since every GLP-1 study shows almost complete regain to original weight after stopping. It’s like stopping a blood pressure medicine and then being surprised that people have more heart attacks afterwards.
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Ask HN: Can we make up/downvotes/flags visible on Hacker News Archives (delayed)
6 points by gpt5 7mo ago|1 comments
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by gpt5 7mo ago
I agree. Thinking about it a little more, I've realized that people create things today even if unnecessary (e.g. grow their own food), a lot of it for the satisfaction of it. So we would still build stuff, but it would not be out of n
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by gpt5 7mo ago
In that scenario the 'joy of creation' would just shift to the 'joy of discovery'. Both of which are innate to humans.
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by gpt5 7mo ago
One nice thing about Starlink is that they force the airlines to offer it for free. I’m not sure why SpaceX is doing this, but it was surprising enough to me that my international WiFi was not only fast, but completely free that I researche

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