matco11

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by matco11 5d ago
I get excited at the idea of a world in which advanced mathematical problems (and their solutions) become much more accessible to a much greater number of people. As a result, making mathematics much more loved at a societal level. Imagine
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by matco11 2mo ago
I have noticed this degradation of 5.5 reliability to what, in my experience, I consider Claude-level of reliability since early June. My journey dealing with this has been transitioning from 5.5 high to 5.5 xhigh to 5.4 high. 5.4 high has
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Nvidia PersonaPlex: Natural Conversational AI with Any Role and Voice(research.nvidia.com)
3 points by matco11 7mo ago|0 comments
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by matco11 10mo ago
It is somewhat different: in your example, it’s just a matter of the taxation rate. In Norway, it seems they were taxing paper gains: as an entrepreneur you take all the risk and put the effort to make your company succeed, maybe work with
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by matco11 1y ago
I love basketball, soccer, and tennis… but you guys have no idea how powerful I have found to share stories like this with my young kids. Yes, I want them to excel in sports, but these articles provide a crucial counterweight to the all-too
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by matco11 1y ago
> remember how they mentioned they built multiple Codex prototypes, it must've sucked to see some other people's version chosen instead of your own Well it depends on people’s mindset. It’s like doing a hackathon and not winnin
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Painting restoration with a digitally constructed polymer mask(arstechnica.com)
2 points by matco11 1y ago|0 comments
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Building the future of financial analysis, powered by OpenAI's reasoning models(openai.com)
1 points by matco11 2y ago|0 comments
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by matco11 2y ago
Uhm. This seems more of a case of slow and expensive, can we at least hope it’s good? The plane was initially commissioned in 2018: - originally planned for delivery in 2024, the first aircraft’s timeline has now slipped to at least 2029, w
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How Health Insurers Racked Up Billions in Extra Payments from Medicare Advantage(wsj.com)
5 points by matco11 2y ago|1 comments
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by matco11 2y ago
Brilliant. Thank you for the precise reference.
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by matco11 2y ago
Can you guys explain what this would be bad for the OpenAI and Anthropic of the world? Wasn't the story always outlined to be we build better and better models, then we eventually get to AGI, AGI works on building better and better mod
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Saint Peter Basilica digital experience(virtual.basilicasanpietro.va)
114 points by matco11 2y ago|23 comments
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by matco11 2y ago
For years, I was an Apple Watch user: I assumed that all medium/top end trackers were the same, and that Apple Watch was pretty much the benchmark. …but now that is have had the opportunity to use extensively Garmin watches, my experie
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by matco11 2y ago
Forget video. Imagine what this going to do for video-gaming
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by matco11 2y ago
The photo app redesign looks great on paper, but is terrible in practice. Watching videos in full screen, with audio on, and without controls overlay (I hope I am not asking too much!) requires multiple taps and several frustrating attempts
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by matco11 2y ago
No. They have already allowed Starlink competitors to launch on Space X rockets. There are multiple players working on constellations of low-orbit satellites competing with Starlink
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by matco11 2y ago
I haven’t decided yet where I stand on this, however… …As I understand it, the intent of the law is to avoid that large companies book billions of revenues in the country, but then use price-transfer schemes to book the profits somewhere el
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by matco11 2y ago
I agree. Also, especially in the extremely crowded and noisy context - what would have been the chances to have the demo working so well? In fact, even if the robots worked very well autonomously, you would still have wanted a way to ensure
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by matco11 2y ago
I agree. Also, especially in the extremely crowded and noisy context - what would have been the chances to have the demo working so well? In fact, even if the robots worked very well autonomously, you would still have wanted a way to ensure
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AMD advancing AI 2024 day(amd.com)
2 points by matco11 2y ago|0 comments
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by matco11 2y ago
Yes. …and, indeed, that used to be a vector for hacking “air gapped” systems back in the day
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by matco11 2y ago
This is the best review I have ever read on the Apple Vision Pro. Also, we should probably stop lying to ourselves, and finally admit what we have known in hour hearts for a little while now: Apple is not anymore what it used to be. Readin
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by matco11 2y ago
Lots of people love exercise. It can even be a lot of fun to play a game of basketball, soccer, or to dance… We are all different, and one just has to find a type of exercise that one likes. Also, being low in fat is great, but it’s not the
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by matco11 2y ago
Jones’ is normally referred to as the first hedge fund because he used/invented shorting. Before him, if you wanted to make a negative bet on a stock you could really only do it with spread betting.
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by matco11 2y ago
Yeah. This misses the point that founders often go unpaid for long periods of time. Those payments catch founders up to being able to have a “normal” lifestyle - which enables them to perform their CEO or CTO jobs better. A CEO having issu
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A wireless controlled robotic insect with ultrafast untethered running speeds [pdf](nature.com)
4 points by matco11 2y ago|1 comments
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by matco11 2y ago
It’s a “control premium”. The way the theory explains it is that you are making an offer to acquire control of the company, so you pay a control premium above what others are willing to pay on normal transactions in the market. In practice
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51% Dynamical Bias in the Coin Toss [pdf](statweb.stanford.edu)
2 points by matco11 3y ago|0 comments
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by matco11 3y ago
This is not unique/new: TI has a line of calculators with Python https://education.ti.com/en/products/calculators/graphing-ca...

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