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p1esk
3y ago
Please get back to us when you try whatever you’re trying to do with a good model (gpt4, opus, or ultra). I recommend refraining from making (and especially from posting) any conclusions until then.
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You should multiply this 5% with the probability you have prostate cancer.
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I was paying $1.1 for A100 hour more than a year ago. $2.48 is crazy expensive.
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Approaching Human-Level Forecasting with Language Models
(arxiv.org)
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3y ago
Explaining it in detail Please do
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3y ago
Latency
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What makes you think nvlink will stay the same?
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3y ago
Why would pipelining, caching, branch prediction make increasing the frequency difficult? Why would heat be less of a problem for a pcie controller than for a cpu?
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3y ago
Yeah, your main recommendation may be to commit to finish the courses I start, I know. Based on what you wrote, my recommendation is: find something you’re actually interested in, and learn that instead. AI ain’t it. And if there’s nothin
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But before the point where most jobs are obsolete, some specific jobs (e.g. miners) may no longer exist. Entire mining towns may no longer be viable. We treat these problems very seriously. Thoughts and prayers for everyone involved.
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3y ago
For challenging tasks, I typically get code outputs from all three top models (gpt4, opus, and ultra), and pick the best one. It would be nice if your tool could simply this for me: run all three models and perhaps even facilitate some type
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I’ve never had a problem finding a radiologist in US and my insurance covered something like 80% of my last MRI. I think I paid ~$300 for it. I would gladly pay double that for a more reliable detection.
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If you don’t know why you would need it - you don’t need it.
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I don’t get it - the 11T image has vastly more information than 3T image. Are you saying all that extra information is not helpful when trying to detect tiny tumors or clots? Are you a radiologist?
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Oh wow! Imagine how the chances of detecting a tumor increase going from 3T to 11T. I wonder how much the resolution would increase if we went from 11T to say 50T?
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managers who can isolate us developers from being directly pestered by other management Ironically - he is part of that “other management”. I assume the devs already have their regular manager.
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3y ago
You might want to look up “descriptive geometry”. It used to be a required course for mechanical engineering majors.
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Music generation. Unfortunately that’s where I need those H100s.
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That’s probably what GPT-4.5 will be. The bar is much higher for GPT-5.
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Start with a therapist.
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The sect of those who know what adderall is, is very narrow indeed.
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I’ve never heard any stigma attached to adderall.
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If the next gen of the top models improves as much as I hope they will - we will not need any integration. It will be similar to hiring a human personal assistant. But much cheaper, even at $2k/mo. Even if this doesn’t happen with GPT5
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3y ago
I see, thanks! But they didn’t explore the idea of orbiting sails. The rotational momentum would counteract gravity, and allow for heavier objects.
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No. The best model wins. I’m currently paying $20/mo for all three leading models (GPT4, Opus, and Ultra). But in the future, when GPT5/Opus2/Ultra1.5 come out, I expect the prices to go up. So I will be choosing the best one
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I thought the answer to this question is what they teach at an MBA program.
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What about gravity? Rotate the sphere?
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Action-packed and gratifying? Sure. Fun? No. Some of the people you see in ER are having the worst time of their lives (I was once), so it would be great to be viewed as more than “pph”. Btw, that forum you linked to, it’s depressing. Yes,
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OpenAI has been at least one year ahead of everyone else in everything they have released do far. And there’s no sign they are stopping any time soon (e.g. GPT5 is expected this year).
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