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by 131012 2mo ago
I think another source of variation on the results is the actual nutritional intake of the subjects. The vegan/vegetarian is a big spectrum. A vegetarian eating plenty of dairy products and eggs should in theory be much better creatine
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by 131012 2mo ago
Could it be that the startups that embed LLMs in a product will prefer Openweights for a more stable economic model, while SWE who use LLMs as a tool prefer SOTA to produce code?
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by 131012 2mo ago
A blogger.
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by 131012 2mo ago
Typos are frequent (including in this blog post), and have been for a while. Bret is not an AI bot.
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by 131012 11mo ago
I stopped reading when the author classified people in binary categories. Absolute proof of their own stupidity.
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by 131012 11mo ago
Because when one exec ask: "Why is that?" the room goes silent.
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by 131012 11mo ago
Nah it just got promoted as the database for PowerBI. /s
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by 131012 11mo ago
> I think the argument that automated outputs are inherently and universally worse on objective quality measures Just remove universally and the argument stands. The point here is to focus on the curve (it will depress the overall qualit
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by 131012 1y ago
There is more to life than Pepsi or Coca-Cola.
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by 131012 1y ago
If it is relevant, I tend to take very good care to understand the request. I ask follow-up questions, take notes, etc. Not only it is useful (understanding the problem is key after all!) but it will show you care, and that your "I don
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by 131012 1y ago
Trust by Francis Fukuyama explores this relation if you want more meat than comments on a board.
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by 131012 1y ago
Since you're asking: I took a pause mid-reading and told myself: "Woah, I like their writing style."
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by 131012 1y ago
> LLMs do not think independently and do not have the ability to challenge your assumptions It IS possible for a LLM to challenge your assumptions, as its training material may include critical thinking on many subjects. The helpful assi
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by 131012 1y ago
This is exactly why I follow your work, this mix of critical thinking and enthusiasm. Please keep going!
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by 131012 2y ago
I don't know for sports, but sex indeed. And just like any other art form, some are absolute virtuosos and some draw cheap logos and are about to be replaced by AI.
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by 131012 3y ago
Nutrition science does change at a surprising rate. In case of doubt... drink plenty of water!
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by 131012 3y ago
most citrus fruits help to reduce kidney stones, but not grapefruit. grapefruit has different weird interaction with medication and does increase risk of kidney stones, contrary to other citrus fruits. https://www.webmd.com/
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by 131012 3y ago
Sorry to break it to you, but someday you will die. Better get used to it.
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by 131012 3y ago
Well no. May I suggest water?
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by 131012 3y ago
Care to give more details about your third point?
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by 131012 3y ago
I think they got stuck at the heteronormative bias, but the real blatant bias here is class. Most men are working class, and it's been like that forever* (more peasants than knights, etc.) * since agriculture, most likely.
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by 131012 4y ago
Christianism considers everyone intrinsically bad. "Original sin is the Christian doctrine that holds that humans, through the fact of birth, inherit a tainted nature in need of regeneration and a proclivity to sinful conduct." h
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by 131012 4y ago
Let me turn that around and suggest that when America finally embrace universal culture, it will understand that arming every random person with an assault rifle with extended magazine is a very, very bad idea.
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by 131012 4y ago
I think for many of us outside the US, your culture of dog eat dog and I owe nothing to nobody except my sacred duty to get rich is the root of your social problems.
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by 131012 4y ago
May I suggest they really do care about the situation and this is why they refuse to block anything.
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by 131012 4y ago
I would add that since you are "head of the department" I feel that your bosses trust you enough to run with you if you just tell them that what the department need is a full-time manager. You are also in a very privileged positio
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by 131012 4y ago
And when it becomes a huge challenge from a budgeting standpoint, you need appropriate administrative staff to figure this out.
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by 131012 4y ago
For example, if you want to use modern tools (aka code) in a department where nobody is hired for their coding skill, you need some staff. And you need to pay them well, because... you know. Startups, SF, FAANGs.
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by 131012 4y ago
He is not a machine. He is a meatbag, like you and me, with a lot of money and ego.
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by 131012 4y ago
Who really wins a war? The one selling weapons...

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