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by kevinwang 2y ago
I think the example is fine. Two adjacent regions will indeed always be different if the coloring is correct. But it may not be if the coloring is incorrect.
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Bill Watterson's commencement speech (1990)(web.archive.org)
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by kevinwang 2y ago
No, each edge in the graph has 2 states. There are 15 edges between the 6 people.
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by kevinwang 2y ago
The only good tools I've ever used are typescript and tqdm (a python progress bar). Wandb and React can get honorable mentions.
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by kevinwang 3y ago
> Yes, 千字文 is not common in mainland China at all. I was born and raised in mainland China, and have no memory of the content of 千字文 other than the title. But the original content is talking about the past, not the modern era.
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by kevinwang 3y ago
Well we're social but we're not really eusocial like they are
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by kevinwang 3y ago
I like that analysis! What were your classmates' critiques?
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by kevinwang 3y ago
> Similar thing happened with the NBA, now everyone chases the 3-point shoots and in so doing whatever it is that had made the NBA one of the best sports shows in the world is losing its shine. In this day and age Jordan would be seen ju
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by kevinwang 3y ago
Another suitable maxim here is "We shape our tools and then our tools shape us"
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by kevinwang 3y ago
(2020)
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by kevinwang 3y ago
edit: i meant to say "used the book for chat finetuning/rlhf but not the original llm". Also, I saw one example of the regurgitation by openAI of a NYT article, and it was indeed GPT-4, not ChatGPT.
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by kevinwang 3y ago
Wow, that's amazing. I wonder if attacker like this feel unappreciated since they can't take credit for their work.
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by kevinwang 3y ago
That makes sense, but it feels to me like the more educated and higher-income young adults are the ones delaying kids / choosing not to have kids. It feels like lower-income young adults are more likely to start families.
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by kevinwang 3y ago
Hm... Why would people not just paste in sections of the book to the "raw" model in the playground (gpt instead of chatgpt) and just see if it completes the text correctly? Is the concern that chatgpt may have used the book for tr
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by kevinwang 3y ago
I looked at a bunch of the ideas, they were all pretty good!
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by kevinwang 3y ago
Interesting. I hope that means the web UI will continue to work if one chooses to enable cloud storage
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by kevinwang 3y ago
I've been making a CLI for advent of code ( https://adventofcode.com/ ) this week: https://github.com/VitamintK/wang-aoc-cli It's been satisfying!
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by kevinwang 3y ago
Read it again :)
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by kevinwang 3y ago
Wow, these examples are amazing
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by kevinwang 3y ago
Apparently a few years: https://x.com/XenaProject/status/1712488019016515662?s=20
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by kevinwang 3y ago
No, n^2+1 is an open problem (conjectured to be impossible though)
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by kevinwang 3y ago
Wow, I had no idea the fees were so high
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by kevinwang 3y ago
Nice, I literally just started to build something similar on a waveshare and raspi!
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by kevinwang 3y ago
Cool! Would be nice to be able to design fonts for different sizes too!
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by kevinwang 3y ago
From the description, this sounds different than what the parent was talking about
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by kevinwang 3y ago
definitely the social points for me -- shoulder surfing / pair programming in both directions (me learning things by watching others, and others teaching me commands while watching me)
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by kevinwang 3y ago
Hm... Do you agree, though, that the bet is a good one if you can wager a size of your choice instead of your entire bankroll?
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by kevinwang 3y ago
Either wager (+50%/-40% or +50%/-33%) would be profitable wagers for a gambler in a casino to take. If you ever found a casino offering bets like that, you would never have to work again (unless they sued and won against you to ge
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by kevinwang 3y ago
> You're right in saying that 2/3 and 3/2 are the right numbers to ensure that the population wealth stays the same. Quick correction: The article uses 0.6 and 1.5. In this setting, the population wealth increases and the
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by kevinwang 3y ago
I think my explanation is more intuitive than every other comment so far. An intuition is that log(wealth) represents utility. An intuition for why log(wealth) represents utility is that wealth has decreasing marginal returns. The logarithm

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