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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
Whistleblower platforms are usually meant for employees (e.g. lower down the org) to anonymously report things to someone within the company.
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
we do a best guess of what are reasonable queries companies would want to show up for Got it. I've done this before using an LLM, but I mistakenly thought you had some magic source (magic sauce!) of actual LLM queries. Sometime
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
Where do you get the info about what people are typing into AI tools?
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Bay Area School Finder – filter nearby schools by grade and price(tools.encona.com)
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
If you want to do one email for expired users and another for non expired users and another email for users that somehow have a date problem in their data.... Well, in that case you wouldn't want to pipe them all through genera
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
The Claude skill I linked to is built into the Claude desktop client. You just attach an Excel file to your chat and ask away. I linked to the skill prompt just to more clearly explain the approach that's currently available to all Cla
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
Videos: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOU2XLYxmsIKkEa_-KTPF9DZ0...
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
How is this different from the existing Claude skill, that uses a prompt and pandas to edit an Excel file? https://github.com/anthropics/skills/blob/main/document-skil...
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
If they have access to devices, I suggest: - Octostudio ("developed by Lifelong Kindergarten at the MIT Media Lab") - A series of exercises demonstrating specific features, similar to these: https://www.amazon.com/
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
Click on 'Releases' and you'll see a link to an apk download.
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OpenTale – AI Book Writer(github.com)
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
Funny to read this today. I live in San Francisco, and we had a blackout today.
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
Here's a list, but it won't work in the elevator: https://tools.encona.com/lyftbike
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
Extensive previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45684934 (433 comments)
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
It's a worthwhile trade for sure. That doesn't change the fact that the title and article (which is all that most people will read) paints that as comparing public Montessori preschool vs public non-Montessori preschool. But that&
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
I have a 9yo son and have learned to verify each digit :)
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
Let's compute exactly. 87,654,321 * 98,765,432. So answer: 8,657,216,880,631,672. Seems like it got one digit wrong. Python tells me the answer is: 8,657,216,880,231,672 I asked gpt-oss-20B the question three times. It took
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
% ollama run gpt-oss:20b >>> Calculate 87654321 * 98765432 Thinking... We need to compute product of 87654321 and 98765432. Straight multiplication. Let's compute. 87654321 * 98765432. We can attem
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
I've skimmed through the methods section and it does seem like they've gone to great lengths to allow for a fair comparison. That doesn't necessarily mean the result will extrapolate Yes, I had exactly the same reacti
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
You are correct. I only read up on the 'impact' part of the study's claim, not the 'lower cost' part. I thought you were talking about the impact part. The cost part is obviously suspect, for the reason you stated.
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
Oh you mean it could all be peer group effects?
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
That's taken care of in the study design. The population was all kids who applied to the lottery. And the treatment group wasn't those who actually attended the Montessori school, but those who were offered a place due to the lott
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
Table S34 shows that over 20% of the control group either stayed home or didn't provide info on what they did. (Compared with ~4% of the intent-to-treat group) So, sadly, they weren't able to directly compare 'public Montesso
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
This is cool! Is there any functionality/usability reason you use this instead of an existing flashcard app like Anki?
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
Sorry, pieced together from different sources. I am not an expert. Here's one about the price control on patented drugs: https://www.torys.com/our-latest-thinking/publications/2024/...
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
AIUI, because they let the patent expire, the drug was not subject to price regulation by the government. So they could charge whatever. And during most of that time, they were still protected by 'data exclusivity' which means tha
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
Subagents have their own context. Skills do not.
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
Anthropic talks about ‘progressive disclosure’. If you have a large number of skills, you could group them into a smaller number of skills each with subskills. That way not all the (sub)skill descriptions need to be loaded into context. For
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by rahimnathwani 1y ago
One difference I see is that with tool calls the LLM doesn’t see the actual code. It delegates the task to the LLM. With scripts in an agent, I think the agent can see the code being run and can decide to run something different. I may be
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She Faked Her Way into Yale. Then Things Unraveled(airmail.news)
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