boole1854

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by boole1854 8mo ago
I ordered one of these a while back. Be warned that it will shrink if put in the dryer.
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by boole1854 9mo ago
https://openai.com/index/hello-gpt-4o/ I see evaluations compared with Claude, Gemini, and Llama there on the GPT 4o post.
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by boole1854 10mo ago
Today I did some comparisons of GPT-5.1-Codex-Max (on high) in the Codex CLI versus Gemini 3 Pro in the Gemini CLI. - As a general observation, Gemini is less easy to work with as a collaborator. If I ask the same question to both models, C
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by boole1854 11mo ago
Ok, so this post is a joke of some kind (there was no 1989 version of Blue Prince). But it raises an interesting question: would it have been possible to implement that upside down floppy disk puzzle in a game? 1. Was it even possible to in
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by boole1854 11mo ago
If anyone knows of a steelman version of the "AGI is not possible" argument, I would be curious to read it. I also have trouble understanding what goes into that point of view.
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by boole1854 1y ago
It's interesting that the benchmark they are choosing to emphasize (in the one chart they show and even in the "fast" name of the model) is token output speed. I would have thought it uncontroversial view among software engin
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by boole1854 1y ago
Here are my own anecdotes from using o3-pro recently. My primary use cases where I am willing to wait 10-20 minutes for an answer from the "big slow" model (o3-pro) is code reviews of large amounts of code. I have been comparing r
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by boole1854 1y ago
You can hover over places on the chart to get exact values. In January 1980, the index was at 37.124. In April 2025, it was at 125.880. Then calculate cumulative inflation as the proportional change in the price level, like this: (P_final -
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by boole1854 1y ago
It rose 2.75% per year (239% over 45 years). Source with details: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=1JxIa
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by boole1854 1y ago
Even without including employer health insurance costs, real wages are up 67% since 1980. Source: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=1JxBn Details: uses the "Wage and salary accruals per full-time-equivalent emp
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by boole1854 1y ago
I also don't have that tweet saved, but I do remember it.
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by boole1854 1y ago
No, this doesn't seem to be correct, although confusion regarding model names is understandable. o4-mini-high is the label on chatgpt.com for what in the API is called o4-mini with reasoning={"effort": "high"}. Wher
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by boole1854 1y ago
They are working on it: https://jules.google/
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by boole1854 2y ago
According to the story, the ChatGPT conversation that led to the ER visit happened on a Sunday. In my part of the world, all local pharmacies are closed on Sundays, so going to a pharmacy and showing the results would not have been an optio
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by boole1854 2y ago
> which involves alot of stuff outside of code-gen that we're working on Could you elaborate on what extra stuff you are working on that will be a value-add over standalone Cursor?
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by boole1854 2y ago
That article states: > Although some scholars and practitioners have long argued that officers should or do owe a duty of oversight, and as a practical matter many officers likely assume that they have such an obligation, McDonald’s mark
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by boole1854 2y ago
In their paper, they explain that "in the case of math problems with deterministic results, the model is required to provide the final answer in a specified format (e.g., within a box), enabling reliable rule-based verification of corr
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by boole1854 2y ago
Ah ha! Makes sense. Thank you.
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by boole1854 2y ago
The post is about how they have a no-calls policy, even for enterprise sales. The author brags, "I nuked the 'book a call' button from my pricing page". ...But their pricing page actually has a big "Schedule a Call&
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by boole1854 2y ago
Oddly the author compares their cataplexy experience to sleep paralysis and says they are not similar because in sleep paralysis "you can't feel" whereas in cataplexy "you can feel all your limbs and it feels like they
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by boole1854 2y ago
> you're playing the "cite your sources" card But I did not request any sources. A substantive argument is excellent its own right, even if citation-free.
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by boole1854 2y ago
The US Constitution does not discuss to what extent, if any, a President has immunity from criminal prosecution.
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by boole1854 2y ago
Hilariously, "chalice" is a strong swear word in Quebec French, so there the name of this product is roughly equivalent to "AWS Fuck". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec_French_profanity
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by boole1854 2y ago
I think that's a slightly incorrect TL;DR. Here's an updated version based on my reading: TL;DR: a heat death (Big Freeze) due to eternal acceleration was the previously favored candidate for the fate of the universe; but there&#x
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by boole1854 2y ago
He has done this, page 37: https://eprint.iacr.org/2024/555.pdf
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by boole1854 3y ago
He doesn't have access to the GPT-4 source code and data because they decided to keep that proprietary.
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by boole1854 3y ago
>That same year, members of Stanford’s chapter of the Federalist Society, the conservative legal organization, filed a complaint against a law student who had mocked the group with a satirical flier. There's more to the story. The f
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by boole1854 3y ago
> Most important reason XML was replaced by JSON for the majority of use cases was the parser had a lot of complexity and wasn't implemented as well for other languages... I think it had more to do with: 1) An advantage of XML was s
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by boole1854 3y ago
If a manager at each level oversees only two unique people, then an organization with 100 levels has 2^99 + 1 (~a quadrillion quadrillion) employees.
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by boole1854 4y ago
It helps to add "They also do not break the fourth wall by referring to themselves as merely acting." or else the characters feel the need to utter things like "but of course we are only pretending to plan out these dastard

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