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by losvedir 2y ago
Off the top of my head: * I did a puzzle. * I did a bad thing. * I did a backflip. Or, since this is just normal English, it's exactly the kind of thing that ChatGPT is good at, so here's a dozen more examples if you want: https:
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by losvedir 2y ago
Oooh, so the pre-training is token-by-token but the RL step rewards the answer based on the full text. Wow! I knew that but never really appreciated the significance of it. Thanks for pointing that out.
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by losvedir 2y ago
That's news to me, and I thought I had a good layman's understanding of it. How does it work then?
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by losvedir 2y ago
And Japan before that. My mom told me that many years ago "Made in Japan" had the stigma that "Made in China" has (or used to have). But growing up with Nintendo and Sega and with Hondas and Toyotas being the best, I alw
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by losvedir 2y ago
> This genuinely threw me because in my experience the suburbs are the antithesis of this, just lots of people occupying neighboring space and rarely talking to each other. This post and the comments here are genuinely interesting to m
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by losvedir 2y ago
I was pretty excited about this, but didn't the Serenity browser recently announce they're going with Swift? That kind of takes the wind out of this language's sails.
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by losvedir 2y ago
I absolutely do. The Apple Intelligence pitch where you can ask it "what time is my mom landing?" and it knows who your mom is, can RAG messages and emails from her to obtain a flight number for today, and then use a tool to look
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by losvedir 2y ago
Wow! What a game changer, thanks so much for this.
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by losvedir 2y ago
This is a great summary of the situation. I've been thinking about installing solar panels on my house, and been thinking about these same sorts of issues. Unfortunately, for my situation here near Chicago, things are much worse than t
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by losvedir 2y ago
I get Certified Humane eggs at my random Strack and Van Til (ordinary, non-lux grocery store) here in Indiana. I never thought of it as that rare or crazy. (In fact, I almost reasoned the reverse that if even here of all places, it's
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by losvedir 2y ago
For a while, FSD was a totally different system from Autopilot. FSD was the giant new neural net training approach from end to end for all kinds of driving, while Autopilot was the massive explicitly tuned C++ code base for highway driving
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by losvedir 2y ago
I didn't see it in the docs, but I'd want to know the delivery semantics of the pubsub before using this in production. I assume best effort / at most once? Any retries? In what scenarios will the messages be delivered or fai
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by losvedir 2y ago
I guess, what university and what level of math was that? I majored in math at MIT, and even at the undergraduate level it was more like what OP is describing and less like what you're saying. I actually took linear algebra twice since
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by losvedir 2y ago
Wow, as someone with vivid and fond memories of watching this in college, I'm seeing this in this very thread. Kinda wild, and really makes me feel old and out of touch. And that heartbeats song is a banger and will forever take me bac
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by losvedir 2y ago
Hm, interesting article but I wish they had included global data as well. For example, stock market crashes in Japan and other countries. As I understand it, Japan still hasn't quite recovered from its crash more than 30 years ago.
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by losvedir 2y ago
As a native English speaker, "I'll have a large small fries" pretty clearly means a large quantity of small type fries to me. It's the kind of thing you'd say sort of jokingly, but I don't think anyone would re
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by losvedir 2y ago
I question your info hygiene if it's led you to a position where you think it's likely there won't be elections in three years. Obviously there will be elections, and either you know there will be as well and are being needle
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by losvedir 2y ago
I think the "mineral rights" deal might play into this. In the full interview[0], Trump mentions it right off the bat, and talks about how it "means we're going to be inside". I think it goes in tandem with your num
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by losvedir 2y ago
This is very interesting, thanks for posting. It starts out very positively anyway.
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by losvedir 2y ago
Right, on its face this is simply more of the "drain the swamp" rhetoric from his first term. The way the EO is written sounds "fine" to my high school civics ears: there's three branches of government, one is the e
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by losvedir 2y ago
I was there around that time, too, as an undergrad doing a UROP with Karger. It was truly a wonderful time. That said, my favorite memory of the time is a little more low brow. One time I was waiting outside one of the single occupancy bath
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by losvedir 2y ago
Ah, bummer. Looks like it might be a factoid. I can't find it confirmed anywhere. This discussion[0] quotes a textbook giving the story, but says "whose veracity we cannot vouch". I forget where I heard it, and I took it fo
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by losvedir 2y ago
I disagree. Absolute pitch is a neurological phenomenon. People who have it experience the world differently. It's not a party trick like you're talking about here to name a note in isolation. There's a fascinating phenomenon
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by losvedir 2y ago
I think people who (still) support him don't think it was a sieg heil, and just chalk it up as an awkward gesture. Personally, I can't imagine why he would throw one, so a priori it seems like an unlikely gesture, though I admit i
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by losvedir 2y ago
I was surprised to learn when living in Bahrain that what I knew of as the "Persian Gulf", is there known as the "Arabian Gulf". Only tangentially relevant, but kind of interesting.
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by losvedir 2y ago
rayiner is a lawyer, I believe with experience in and around DC and government agencies. I always appreciate his takes because they're often counter to call it the HN zeitgeist.
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by losvedir 2y ago
This is incredible! I've been looking at new houses for a while now, trying to balance living next to a park, walking distance to elementary school and a grocery store, and within a driving distance to my wife's work. I'm hav
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by losvedir 2y ago
Hooray! Or wait, are we not doing that anymore?
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by losvedir 2y ago
You expect wrong. I think you're talking about Payment for Order Flow (PFOF) which Fidelity does not use.[0] [0] https://www.fidelity.com/trading/execution-quality/overview
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by losvedir 2y ago
Are you sure? Do you have any source for that? In this article[0] that was discussed here on HN this week, they say (claim): > In fact, the O1 model used in OpenAI's ChatGPT Plus subscription for $20/month is basically the same

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