rsanek

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by rsanek 1y ago
read HN threads, talk to people using AI alot. I have the same perception
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by rsanek 1y ago
Looks to be the ~same intelligence as gpt-oss-120B, but about 10x slower and 3x more expensive? https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/deepseek-v3-1-reasoning
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by rsanek 1y ago
Cool way of integrating the two approaches. For those on mobile, I created an infographic that's a bit more accessible: https://studyvisuals.com/artificial-intelligence/beyond-sens...
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by rsanek 1y ago
Always good to see more activity in the language learning space. I wish you luck now that you've moved past Anki. A piece of feedback: one of the common issues I've found with AI-generated questions & answers based on an artic
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by rsanek 1y ago
humans were designed to be intelligent?
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by rsanek 1y ago
50% or 100%? Which companies? All the biggest companies increased by some durin 2020~2022, but not really all that much more than their historical growth rates. What did happen uniformly is that all essentially stopped hiring after 2022. h
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by rsanek 1y ago
What’s up with the charts? In their first figure they show sonnet 4 as having a swebench score of 53; in the next figure it’s close to 70. In reality it’s closer to the latter. [0] [0] https://www.swebench.com/
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by rsanek 1y ago
Been a user of Anki for a little over a decade. I think that creation of cards from the chat interface is a good idea, I've had many discussions that I'd like to retain concepts from. Though I personally would ideally use it direc
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by rsanek 1y ago
>assumption here is that, without AI, none of that capital would have been deployed anywhere. That intuitively doesn't sound realistic For the longest time, capex at FAANG was quite low. These companies are clearly responding specif
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by rsanek 1y ago
OpenRouter takes its cut though
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by rsanek 1y ago
How do you measure prevailing wisdom? Is there some sort of data we can look at?
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by rsanek 1y ago
my doc recommended doing alternative tests to monitor instead (eg echocardiogram)
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by rsanek 1y ago
seeing soft plaque is critical, as is the structure of vessels such as the aorta. highly recommend getting the more expensive test.
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by rsanek 1y ago
hard to say. the score itself is just a small part of what is included in the report. ask to see the full one to see what all the radiologist found.
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by rsanek 1y ago
the score itself isn't the only relevant thing in the report. ask to see what the radiologist actually wrote and read it yourself. ai, aided by clarifications by a cardiologist, helped me understand the details immensely
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by rsanek 1y ago
yeah generally CT scan has crazy amount of radiation. want to probably switch to another test (like an echocardiogram) for long term monitoring
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by rsanek 1y ago
not sure I'm gonna trust a medium article that lists NYT and Bloomberg as references over what basically every single cardiologist recommends
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by rsanek 1y ago
I'd add in the LDL subcomponent assay as well -- LDL pattern, particle number, peak size, etc. you can get those and all the ones you mentioned for relatively cheap https://www.walkinlab.com/products/view/card
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by rsanek 1y ago
can attest that this test is worth it. despite having no symptoms i decided to take at 32 yo it since I have a family history of cardio problems. altho no calcified plaque was found, it uncovered other serious issues I wouldn't have kn
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by rsanek 1y ago
I hadn't heard of this before either and can't find anything to support it on the pricing page. https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/tokens
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by rsanek 1y ago
Title should have been changed, we try to avoid clickbait here
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by rsanek 1y ago
It's not like a credit card is all that different from a debit card in terms of cancellations. If this becomes a big enough problem, I would imagine that card issuers will simply stop accepting "my agent did it" as an excuse
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by rsanek 1y ago
is that really a problem? feel like those working on ai are not shy about it
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by rsanek 1y ago
unless the value is quite high it's unlikely the bill will actually get sent to collections. even if it does, you can negotiate fairly easily with the collection company to pay less than the original amount.
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by rsanek 1y ago
i mostly use Robinhood virtual cards for services now. if i want to cancel i just cancel the card.
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by rsanek 1y ago
once something is in collections, you can negotiate to pay a fraction of the original price. it's actually harder to do so before then. or, you can just not pay even through collections. rarely does it impact credit score (much). lots
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by rsanek 1y ago
>try finding a new car of any kind in the United States for $15,000 you can get a Nissan versa for $17k https://www.nissanusa.com/vehicles/cars/versa-sedan.html
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by rsanek 1y ago
they don't have to make it impossible, just expensive enough for it to not be worth it. using vision is a perfect example.
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by rsanek 1y ago
I don't know if I'd say "extreme example", >10% of the entire country lives in one of those cities.
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by rsanek 1y ago
"wildly popular"? maybe there was alot of interest when it was released, but who even is still using R1 these days? i previously utilized it through perplexity but the o3/Gemini pro models are so much better i rarely bother t

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