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by woah 5d ago
I've lived most of my adult life in wooden structures that are over 100 years old. They will stand for another 100 as long as waterproofing is maintained (and a masonry building will be severely damaged as well if it is not waterproof)
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by woah 5d ago
It was a dark rainy night in Neo-Tokyo as Blake puffed on his vapor cartridge and watched the Mac dealers prowl below. Almost 15k Union Credits to get one of them to meet you in an e-cafe with a fully loaded M5, but man, the inference rush
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by woah 5d ago
Depends on the kid
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by woah 6d ago
What is the deal with europeans who have zero knowledge of construction having a weird grudge against wood framing?
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by woah 6d ago
For some reason the anti-AI camp ping pongs between different and often mutually incompatible arguments at lightning speed. The "AI is fake" argument has been completely forgotten at this point.
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by woah 7d ago
Huge omission. This requires fine tuning. > Zero-shot vs. Fine-tuning: Out-of-the-box base models score ~0.35 on the typed-decisions benchmark (near random). The 0.766 score is achieved by fine-tuning on the benchmark's train split.
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by woah 8d ago
Read HPMOR. Unlike what I thought it might be, the protagonist does not solve problems through pointing out logical fallacies or something. Harry Potter is a straight-up superhero who is infinitely smarter and more talented than anyone arou
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by woah 9d ago
You're taking companies that work almost exclusively for the US government and represent a tiny portion of the US economy as representing all US companies?
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by woah 12d ago
Issuing subpeonas, raiding offices, and dragging key employees into interrogation rooms as you would find in any normal criminal investigation would be more than enough to ensure "AI safety" without any new regulations, acts of co
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by woah 16d ago
> I'm sitting here at my desk overlooking Cordova Street. The street that Apache Cordova is named after. I've seen this debate for almost two decades now. The debate has been taking place on the actual street?
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by woah 16d ago
It is possible to spend an infinite amount of money keeping a human being alive, and every year there are more ways to spend more money keeping someone alive a little longer. Once you're not spending an infinite amount of money for eac
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by woah 16d ago
Human doctors and nurses are not accountable for outcomes, and they can not be accountable or our medical system (and any other medical system) would cease to function.
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by woah 17d ago
How would you amend the policy?
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by woah 17d ago
Sorry to spoil the party in here, but is this different than the security that any large corporation has? The headline anecdote is about them re-routing executives around a protest based on information from a publicly filed permit. The othe
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by woah 18d ago
You would pay $0 for your healthcare premiums since you would qualify for Medi-Cal
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by woah 22d ago
Nobody ever got fired for IBM Bob setting up a secret message board and establishing a persistent foothold in an internal inference cluster
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by woah 22d ago
Really? It's worth it to you to spend 10 minutes thinking about how to prompt a dumber model to save $0.05? (not that open source models are dumber any more)
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by woah 22d ago
Am I missing something here? The "sandbox" was an inability to make POST requests, only GET requests. This has to be the weakest and most insubstantial sandbox of all time.
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by woah 23d ago
A swarm of Astra agents discovered a new and innovative way to get 100% scores on ExploitGym with almost no token spend at all
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by woah 23d ago
Haven't people demonstrated all kinds of weak LLMs getting good ARC-AGI-3 scores with special harnesses?
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by woah 23d ago
Again, this union doesn't seem to take a position on gambling at all in this statement
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by woah 23d ago
Unfortunately, this shows how much facts and reality have been turned into nothing more than a loyalty test by both sides of our political debate. > A partnership between The Times (for The Athletic) and Kalshi would also provide validat
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by woah 24d ago
Pay 2x for organic vegetables at the fancy grocery store
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by woah 24d ago
The real gemini has always been https://www.gemini.com/ , the crypto exchange founded by Mark Zuckerberg's twin nemeses, the Winkelvii
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by woah 24d ago
Haha, the answer is "european regulation"?
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by woah 25d ago
Could be that many presumed ML experts don't even know how to train on the evaluation set
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by woah 1mo ago
Are you a meat proxy for that blog post?
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by woah 1mo ago
Yes, they navigate with heavy use of the "grep" tool
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by woah 1mo ago
You do not know of prominent robust implementations? This is how Claude Code, GPT Codex, etc have worked for a couple years. And they do tend to be impressively good at navigating large amounts of text.
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by woah 1mo ago
The biggest miracle of Tesla is that they somehow got liberals to argue against government incentives for electric cars

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