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by gpt5 1y ago
>The US are trying to alter the deal I don't understand why people claim that. Here are the actual facts/timeline: Nov 2021: Switzerland agreed contract terms with the U.S. government for 36 F-35A and budgeted CHF 6.035 bn. Und
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by gpt5 1y ago
Applicants who get admitted due to a (very) large donation are a tiny pool, and unrelated to the legacy admission question. Their benefit is also much clearer, the $10M donation you mentioned can clearly and directly help a lot of students.
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by gpt5 1y ago
Show how little control we have over these models. A lot of the instructions feel like hacky patches to try to tune the model behavior.
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by gpt5 1y ago
The Iranian regime has gone through serious military blows in the past and survived. Their best course of action is de-escalation and regaining domestic control.
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by gpt5 1y ago
Economies of scale are essentially a form of network effect (which is defined as a phenomenon where product gains value as more people use it). In addition, every example you had benefits from traditional network effects: Amazon is a two s
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by gpt5 1y ago
There are two very interesting results here: 1. ChatGPT O1 significantly outperformed any combination of Doctor + Resources (Median score of 86% vs 34%-42% of doctors). Hence superhuman results (at least compared against average physicians)
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by gpt5 1y ago
You can compare Texas performance to the rest of the nation using NAEP. It looks mostly flat. https://www.commitpartnership.org/insights/latest-learnings/...
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by gpt5 1y ago
Here is a twitter user that is posting videos generated with Veo3 (watch unmuted): https://x.com/fofrAI
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by gpt5 1y ago
I saw a video today [1]. Millions of views, ten thousand comments, not a single commenter mentioned that it's AI generated. If you look at the shadows in the background, you can see how they appear and disappear, how things float in th
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by gpt5 1y ago
> Google is a monopoly This argument was stronger a couple of years ago. But search is being commoditized at such a rapid pace that it's not clear that this is true anymore. When analyst measure companies moats, they measure their s
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by gpt5 2y ago
"The meds are working"
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by gpt5 2y ago
For those who haven't seen the show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q99KYhD9BpQ P.S. The numbers are scary.
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Regexcrossword.com(regexcrossword.com)
2 points by gpt5 2y ago|0 comments
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by gpt5 2y ago
Because freedom of speech is less protected (in practice) for foreign entities.
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Novel Prompt Injection: Image Steganography Allow Large Context Injections(twitter.com)
2 points by gpt5 3y ago|0 comments
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by gpt5 3y ago
To be fair, it's much easier to increase your profits when your profit margins are 5% (AMD) vs 50% (Nvidia)
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by gpt5 3y ago
I'm referring to the paper cited in the linked site, which quotes about 50ms of difference in reaction time between auditory and visual, not 200ms like stated in the comment above.
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by gpt5 3y ago
There is a difference, but not that dramatic. You can try it on yourself here - https://playback.fm/audio-reaction-time
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by gpt5 3y ago
Or maybe ACT test scores have plummeted because these students have experienced 1-2 years of remote teaching, which might have been less effective than in-person school?
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by gpt5 3y ago
The only reliable way to predict whether it's aligned or not would be to look at game theory. And game theory tells us that with enough AI agents, the equilibrium state would be a competition for resources, similar to anything else tha
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by gpt5 3y ago
> When a company is acquired those are typically the reasons to do so other than pure revenue acquisition Large companies are primarily purchased for their moats
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by gpt5 3y ago
non-competes are extremely hard to enforce in California. Sam would literally have to download Open AI trade secrets into a USB drive to get in trouble.
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by gpt5 3y ago
You cannot patent a foldable coat hanger. The only thing she could patent is the specific mechanism she used to enable folding, but I doubt the copycats would use exactly the same design.
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by gpt5 3y ago
Before you order your Spermidine supplements: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10143675/
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by gpt5 3y ago
Anyone knows how did they make the beautiful diagrams?
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by gpt5 3y ago
One realization I had is that tech advantage might in fact become a disadvantage. Consider companies that have invested heavily in building a technological edge. Google Translate, for instance, faces challenges as a simple prompt can oversh
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by gpt5 3y ago
A GPU can produce an image in about 1 second.
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by gpt5 3y ago
Perhaps a naive question, but why is using plastic for energy good? When we produce plastic we essentially convert oil into a highly stable form instead of burning it into the air. Essentially, we sequester the CO2 that would've been b
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by gpt5 3y ago
To be fair, COVID's death rate has such a strong association with (very) old age, that not accounting for it is quite questionable. In the article, Nate mentioned himself that Mormon population is 100x higher in Utah and that's a
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by gpt5 3y ago
Initial constraints like ICU bed shortages and gear scarcity definitely had a basis. But those measure lasted long after the bottlenecks got resolved and the risk assessment became clearer. For example, public schools stayed remote while vi

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