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by stared 1y ago
While I am excited to see a new model, I am skeptical when there is so much vagueness - charts with "frontier models" without actually spelling out which ones, charts with no numbers (time axis, or in one chart - entirely).
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> This mechanical revolution had a profound impact on child labor. Whereas children working was previously seen as an unfortunate necessity, the new wealth created from automation turned it into an excess. Families who no longer depended
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I don't know how the code was created. But based on my experience with multiple project, both current frameworks and AI changed the game. I used to much more reply on existing software and cursing that they don't do what I want -
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It is one of the game changers of AI. It used to be a that the barrier of entry of creating a new tool was high - so we had to use popular pieces of software, often stretching them, or writing plugins (that had their own constraints). Now
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Turing Machine Visualization (2016)(turingmachine.io)
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I think you are talking about correlation in humans of, say, verbal and mathematical intelligence. Still, it is a correlation, not equality - there are many word-acknowledged writers who suck at math, and mathematical prodigies who are ar
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There’s already a vague definition that AGI is an AI with all the cognitive capabilities of a human. Yes, it’s vague - people differ. This paper promises to fix "the lack of a concrete definition for Artificial General Intelligence&quo
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AI for coding is still playing Go, not StarCraft(quesma.com)
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> There is 0 correlation between anti-abortion laws and birth rates. It is a strong claim. Can you point to data from Poland that there is no correlation? Of course it is anecdata, but while I do women who openly stated they are not go
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This is a general phenomenon across the Western world. There are a few Poland-specific twists: - Poland’s economic progress has been staggering. It also means many challenges have shifted from those of a poorer country to those of a (kind o
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Identifying Life-Changing Books with LLMs (2024)(blog.joellehman.com)
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Fleshmap (2008)(bewitched.com)
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Tracking will be more profitable. But there is a dark difference if it is de facto the main source of revenue, or some scammy addition. In the later case, it can be regulated - the same way as we have safety regulation for food or equipment
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Sure, advertising is profitable. Yet, there are various regulations or social norms telling what is available and what is not. For example, we can think of covering a landmark "because it is profitable" - e.g. think of dressing th
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To solve the root problem, we need to steer away from the ad-based revenue model. We use websites for "free" paying with data. A cynical take on that is "if you are not a customer, you are a product". If there were no ad
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Claude Code has a lot or UX polish: https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/how-claude-code-i...
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Wikipedia Seems Pretty Worried About AI(nymag.com)
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And "up", but shown sideways, and on a different scale: https://joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspace_solarsystem.... "If the Moon were only 1 pixel"
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How on Earth do we know the maximal altitude for a pterodactyl?
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I never visited my professors or TAs during office hours. In retrospect, I see I missed free one-on-ones, not only to ask about assignments or tests, but also to talk about the big pictures, misunderstandings, etc, etc.
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Paper: "Cold Self-Lubrication of Sliding Ice", https://journals.aps.org/prl/pdf/10.1103/1plj-7p4z
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For 200 Years We Were Wrong About Why Water Ice Is Slippery [video](youtube.com)
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I see 399EUR (or $466) for the cheapest variant https://www.dantelabs.com/products/whole-genome-sequencing - or do I miss anything?
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It fits the "attention is a precious resource" metaphor (in the sense of Johnson and Lakoff metaphors. Alike overfishing, alike taking most of land from nature to cities, mining and agriculture, we can look at attention as a resou
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A Classic Graphic Reveals Nature's Most Efficient Traveler(scientificamerican.com)
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Nature comment: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41567-022-01788-5.epdf?shar... Code: https://github.com/st-tech/ppf-contact-solver
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The Worst Bug in Games Is Now Gone Forever – Two Minute Papers [video](youtube.com)
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`macro_rules!` - I always read “rules” as a verb.
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Asciicinema Demo Using Asciicinema(asciinema.org)
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Depends on the task, our tastes, and our workflow. In my case: For writing and editorial work, I use Gemini 2.5 Pro (Sonnet seems simply worse, while GPT5 too opinionated). For coding, Sonnet 4.5 (usually). For brainstorming and background

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