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by egillie 6d ago
ah a proof by counterexample
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by egillie 8d ago
in another world this could have been a beautiful collaboration
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by egillie 1mo ago
I remember after that release everyone was saying "well obviously google is going to win this, we all knew it, they have the data and the infrastructure"
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by egillie 3mo ago
Will my centrifuges start being just a little off?
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by egillie 4mo ago
and somehow in 1992
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by egillie 8mo ago
this plus the word "quiet" also triggered my "maybe AI" alarm
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by egillie 10mo ago
I'm seeing it outside of techies. My dad told me "AI Google said that..."
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by egillie 10mo ago
most of what we know today we knew years ago, too
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Is Sonnet 4.5 the best coding model in the world?(surgehq.ai)
2 points by egillie 11mo ago|0 comments
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by egillie 1y ago
Is this because GPT-5 hallucinates less in general?
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by egillie 1y ago
Explains why they’d announce on a Saturday
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by egillie 1y ago
Where did you find the reporting about the non consensus ai view? That’s the most interesting take I’ve heard on this
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by egillie 1y ago
And scale doesn’t even have the best data among these vendors so I also don’t get this argument
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by egillie 2y ago
All of my passwords are encoded in pi…somewhere
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by egillie 2y ago
This makes me wonder if you could train an llm without any references to Wiles’ work and see if it can compete Fermat’s last theorem
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by egillie 2y ago
I’ve heard it’s all the crypto influencers jumping into the AI hype
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by egillie 2y ago
Could even argue that the price should go up, since the amount of with one GPU can do and its potential ROI just increased
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by egillie 2y ago
Does anyone know _why_ it’s so much better at coding? Better architecture, better training data, better RLHF?
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by egillie 2y ago
On the other hand, being too safe might make them easier for business to adopt (you don't want your support bot touching certain subjects)
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by egillie 2y ago
not snark. if only hn comments could show the right feelings and tonal language
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by egillie 3y ago
Wait do people not remember this? https://twitter.com/rzhang88/status/1549472829304741888?t=R4...
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by egillie 3y ago
Currently subscribing to both, and for tricky programming questions I go ahead and ask both and take the answer I like more. There was an AWS networking problem I was debugging that Gemini got but GPT4 didn't, but Gemini has trouble wi
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by egillie 3y ago
not sure why you're downvoted, that would be absolutely miserable
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by egillie 3y ago
And even if they do, if someone uses the api and makes a publicly available website with no clickwrap, it would be legal to scrape that right?
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by egillie 3y ago
I paid $.99 on eBay to get an invite back in the day!
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by egillie 4y ago
This is fantastic timing with natural gas prices skyrocketing!
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by egillie 4y ago
“You need to check your Time Machine [rocket emoji]” The emojis are really sealing the deal here
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by egillie 4y ago
It might actually be smart of google to let microsoft take the brunt of this first...
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by egillie 4y ago
I really like perplexity, but I've noticed that it sometimes summarizes the paper incorrectly, as in it cites it as concluding the opposite of what it actually concludes, so I always click through to read the papers/studies. It&#x
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by egillie 4y ago
Was it the scar tissue one? https://gist.github.com/gtallen1187/27a585fcf36d6e657db2

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