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by ktallett 1y ago
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by ktallett 1y ago
I mean IMO training, as yes I agree you wouldn't be able to do this without a complete Math knowledge.
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by ktallett 1y ago
I think honestly it's probably different experiences and skillsets. I find these sort of things doable bar dumb mistakes by myself, yet there will be other things I'll get stressed and not be able to do for ages (some lab skills n
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by ktallett 1y ago
I'm aware you believe they are impossible tasks unless you have specific training, I happen to disagree with that.
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by ktallett 1y ago
I sense we may just have a different experience related to colleagues skill sets as I can think of 5 people I could send some questions too and I know they would do them just fine. Infact we often have done similar problems on a free aftern
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by ktallett 1y ago
It looks decent. A project like this is always a great way to learn how to do something. May I suggest as your knowledge increases you could potentially build sentences in furigana across the lines as new ways to learn Japanese further.
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by ktallett 1y ago
The goalposts should focus on being able to make a coherent statement using papers on a subject with sources. At this point it can't do that for any remotely cutting edge topic. This is just a distraction.
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by ktallett 1y ago
Considering these LLM utilise the entirety of the internet, there will be no unique problems that come up in the oLympiad. Even across the course of a degree, you will have likely been exposed to 95% of the various ways to write problems. A
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by ktallett 1y ago
In that regards I would agree but that to me suggests that prior hype was unbased though.
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by ktallett 1y ago
You mean as in the previous years questions will have been used to train it? Yes, they are the same questions and due to them limited format on math questions, there are repeats so LLMs should fundamentally be able to recognise a structure
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by ktallett 1y ago
Speed limits aren't required by nature, we happen to have built machines that are deadly and need control.
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by ktallett 1y ago
The story still holds up really well. Plus if you can't deal with the classic graphics there is StarCraft remastered.
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by ktallett 1y ago
Not something I've used but I do enjoy these programs that make things that can be a pain in the ass slightly easier.
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by ktallett 1y ago
https://vcmi.eu/ There is also a great remake with a new engine, that of course requires the original assets.
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by ktallett 1y ago
I would agree in general for the base model macbook airs, as you go up the range the value just isn't there anymore when in comparison. I still do not see the battery life for my use case. There are too many other flaws for me (repairi
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by ktallett 1y ago
I have. I had one for over 20 years. They are not what they were.
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by ktallett 1y ago
The law in this case is against the point of humans. We are an explorative species that should not be constricted by luck of birthplace.
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by ktallett 1y ago
No person is illegal as borders are arbitrary, enforced by other humans, not by any real natural divide, hence why they change.
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by ktallett 1y ago
Let's not bring religion into it, but I am sure you are aware of leaders who were voted in that were/are unsuccessful or made horrific decisions or choices. Israel right now have leaders that wish to wipe out another group of peop
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by ktallett 1y ago
The popular vote doesn't mean right.
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by ktallett 1y ago
Medical information is not government data that can just be shared.
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by ktallett 1y ago
Ah! So that's a tooth!
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by ktallett 1y ago
No government agency should get access to any private data without the appropriate protocols in place. Even more so considering the many issues surrounding ICE and their actions already, this will not improve things. Let alone the moral pro
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by ktallett 1y ago
You may be on the wrong side here.
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by ktallett 1y ago
What bastards?! How dare they help keep those migrants that are essential for many key jobs in the US healthy?!
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by ktallett 1y ago
HP have a better webcam (Higher res and better colours), Z Book and Framework have the same keyboard basically, the software is no where near as good (far more locked down), considering M series have been out for 5 and many had very speedy
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by ktallett 1y ago
It has some benefits, the battery life (you aren't getting 15 hours from it doing a normal workload), keyboard, cameras, are pretty similar to many other laptops. Linux exists so a pale imitation isn't needed, its not light, and t

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