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Quantifying dynamics of failure across science, startups and security(arxiv.org)
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by highfrequency 2mo ago
Curious what OP thinks about moving early stage trials overseas to Australia/China where regulatory pathways are less bureaucratic.
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by highfrequency 2mo ago
Indeed - if access to data or the permission to act on that data is limited by human gatekeepers (individual or bureaucratic), intelligence is often not the primary bottleneck. OP points out that this is usually the case in biology/med
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Toil and Trouble: Don't Get Burned Shorting Bubbles(papers.ssrn.com)
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by highfrequency 3mo ago
Weighting by population seems reasonable here!
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by highfrequency 3mo ago
Copy paste out of tmux drives me nuts. Seems to work half the time. Interested in a good fix
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Disclosing information about the self is intrinsically rewarding(pnas.org)
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by highfrequency 3mo ago
This is very insightful. I would be interested in reading an elaboration of your thoughts on this, particularly the role of BigCos and startups and the core nature of the problem in striking out on your own.
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Up and Down the Ladder of Abstraction(worrydream.com)
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Transcending Temptation Through Abstraction(journals.sagepub.com)
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by highfrequency 3mo ago
Hyperscaler free cash flow chart is interesting, but why does it omit Apple?
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by highfrequency 3mo ago
Seems natural enough. There will always be complexity and nuance that is missed by an AI model or person - the world is just super detailed. The more expertise you have the more you will be aware of that nuance. That doesn't mean the m
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by highfrequency 3mo ago
Did they at least rule out an easy prompt fix? "Stick to the spirit of the problem and don't cheat (eg reverse engineering the test cases or source code)"
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by highfrequency 3mo ago
Why UK?
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What I learned competing against a convnet (Karpathy 2014)(karpathy.github.io)
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by highfrequency 4mo ago
> idea thief. Takes credit for others’ work. Based on what?
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The Evolution of Unix(nokia.com)
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by highfrequency 4mo ago
Thanks, I appreciate the discussion. The paper you sent is interesting. I agree it looks like for moderate values of K (on the order of 100-1000), RL models actually look a little worse at pass@k than their base models. So perhaps the right
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by highfrequency 4mo ago
I wish it were ok for companies to bluntly say: “we made these decisions for competitive reasons, but the public backlash outweighed that so we are reversing course.” I think it’s normal and morally fine for companies to want to protect the
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by highfrequency 4mo ago
Sure, but I'd say that moving desirable trajectories from very low probability to high probability is characteristic of genuine human learning and discovery. Technically, quantum gravity, a bestselling novel, or a yet undiscovered pro
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by highfrequency 4mo ago
The model’s distribution will certainly change from the base model’s output distribution during reinforcement learning, shifting toward outputs that score well on an external evaluation. This is very different from mode-seeking. Am I missin
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by highfrequency 4mo ago
> RLVR still does not expand beyond the base distribution though, it only mode-seeks within it. Seems clearly false. Pretraining finds the mean/mode of the data distribution. RL can easily generate many samples around that mode, eva
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by highfrequency 4mo ago
Unless I'm missing something, this argument seems to apply only to the original pretraining era (eg GPT 1-4). The post-training and reinforcement learning paradigms are clearly doing variation, evaluation and selective retention no?
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by highfrequency 4mo ago
In particular, good to marinate beyond the (typically 6 month) lockup period during which investors cannot sell stock
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by highfrequency 4mo ago
Makes a lot of sense that Musk should do the parts of the AI stack that look more like manufacturing/regulatory bottlenecks, and rent out the compute to research-focused AI labs. Does anyone know the full accounting of how much it cos
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New gene delivery vehicle shows promise for human brain gene therapy(broadinstitute.org)
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Enlicitide lowers LDL by 60% with little side effect(apnews.com)
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Ambrose to Theodosius I 390(sourcebooks.web.fordham.edu)
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by highfrequency 5mo ago
> now they’ve thrown down the gauntlet directly challenging frontier labs by training their own model (“much larger” than Kimi 2.5’s 1T parameters) from scratch. To clarify, the model Composer 2.5 announced in this post is not that; it
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Keats, Letters(sites.ualberta.ca)
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