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Corence
4mo ago
Google search is worse because of recent AI tech flooding the internet with misinformation and low quality articles.
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4mo ago
https://gemini.google.com/share/3717c8505d6b Two of the three strip titles are hallucinated and two of the three strips are bad examples. Haley is mute in strip 403 and does nothing. Strip 578 is the start of the arc t
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4mo ago
I think LLMs are better at finding the most helpful sources now, but that's more a testament to how much the front page of web search has lost to low value LLM content.
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4mo ago
I've used it for live service video games, it's pretty good at summarizing major changes to a game since you've played it last. With regular web search you'd have to go to every major patch and a lot of games don't
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4mo ago
Unironically you can put "what are good demos for agentic workflows at Google I/O that would be received well by the general public" into Gemini's AI Mode and get better suggestions for use cases than what they're s
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6mo ago
Note the scoring function is significantly different for ARC-AGI-3. It isn't the percentage of tests passed like previous versions, it's the square of the efficiency ratio -- how many steps the model needed vs the second best huma
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7mo ago
It is a fair question. I'd expect the numbers are all real. Competitors are going to rerun the benchmark with these models to see how the model is responding and succeeding on the tasks and use that information to figure out how to imp
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9mo ago
Focusing on the AI content generation aspect of this is disappointing to me, since those tools are fuzzy at best and even if the post was AI generated, it isn't necessarily a red flag since the user could be trying to disguise their wr
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2y ago
FYI: Card 8's transcription is different than the image. In the image 5, 8, 12 is a Set but the transcription says Card 8 only has 2 symbols which removes that Set.
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3y ago
See: "How do we know it’s training data?" from the posted link.
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3y ago
Tesla's example is most alarming to me since people who seemingly have no business purpose to access highly sensitive data have access to it. Culturally people feel safe sharing this data on internal chats which means they don't t
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4y ago
Offworld Trading Company is a real-time economic strategy game. It does have a fair amount of things to manage, but having no units means the APM is far lower than a traditional RTS.
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4y ago
O, Theta, and Omega are independent from best, worst, and average case. You can mathematically establish upper, lower, or exact bounds on any of the average, best, or worst cases. It is perfectly valid to say "the best case is O(n)&quo
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5y ago
Fortunately I have a rock that says "the next example will make the same point as the example I just read" so I saved a bunch of time.
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5y ago
Yeah, even things like gather.town people have said worked well for things like happy hours for teams working remotely. Having some virtual equivalent of physical space helps people socialize more naturally.
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5y ago
My chat with agent button was kind enough to work when I was canceling my crossword subscription. When they asked why I said that I suspected their unsubscribing process to be illegal under California law and their next message was that the
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5y ago
If a rule-based system can get as good of results as a deep neural net, why is the deep neural net "AI" but the rule-based system is "dumb and hard-coded"? AI is not a precise term. If you can make a product that feels i
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6y ago
Yeah, the presence of piece drops means the average piece power has to be lower in Shogi. If you play Crazyhouse you see how quick the game is if you have drops in a game with as powerful pieces as Chess. I think both games have their inter
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7y ago
At the end of the game, yes, but if players don't try to bankrupt each other it probably won't happen. Early in the game the expected value of a trip around the board is positive because of low rents of undeveloped properties and
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Tools to help healthcare providers deliver better care – Google Blog
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8y ago
The discovery was awful too. They had a similar exclusivity deal for some Dota 2 tournaments, and I could not find the stream from the Facebook home page while it was live.
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8y ago
I've heard this was a problem since the spice level was optimized in an office where they make the cookie dough the day of service, but deployed in an office where they make the dough the night before and cook on demand. The spices in
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8y ago
That was true for their original 1v1 bot, but in the latest blog post they mention bots can learn it on their own if left to train longer.
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9y ago
Second, we can bring what is known as differentiated education — based on the idea that students master skills in different ways and at different speeds — to every student in the country. A 2013 study by the National Institutes of Health f
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9y ago
My understanding is that there are two parts to this suit: patent infringement and trade secrets. You can't patent a trade secret (then it wouldn't be secret), so these are two independent things. Alsup was suggesting Waymo to dro
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9y ago
I disagree with this. In my experience, improving your dataset quality (either via gathering more examples, getting more reliable labels, or doing better normalization) has yielded bigger gains than trying to use the latest and greatest mod
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9y ago
That post doesn't really make sense. Of course if you can get two Monopolies without any other player having a threat you will win. Building shortages are rarely used in serious play. Minus-Celsius is a former tournament Monopoly playe
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10y ago
I don't really understand the motivation behind chat UIs. Dan Grover says it better than I could here: http://dangrover.com/blog/2016/04/20/bots-wont-replace-apps....
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10y ago
The article says they're restricting the APM for the agent to try to reduce the impact of this.
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10y ago
Yes, when I began studying CS I got hit with this pressure really hard. It definitely gave me the feeling that I didn't belong in the field. It is like a cousin to Impostor Syndrome. Instead of feeling like I'm incompetent (though
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