acegod

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   by acegod 11mo ago

   Serious question: why is watching YouTube shorts a worse way to spend your time than eg debugging CUDA problems? The answer is "opportunity cost". But who really believes in that? I call it the batman fallacy. Many people (young m
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   Problems in LLM Benchmarking and Evaluation(xent.tech)

   14 points by acegod 1y ago|4 comments
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   by acegod 1y ago

   Right, that's exactly what I'm saying. >The point is to measure fluid intelligence in a way which supports comparisons between models and between models and humans. It's not the obligation of the test to be tailored to the
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   by acegod 2y ago

   I agree with this article, however I think it misses the most valuable aspect of speed: compounded returns on experience. Experience isn't 1:1 with time spent. It's easy to spend a lot of time on something but learn very little. C