soarerz

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by soarerz 2y ago
> China easily comes to mind as a counter argument. I mean, cultural revolution was still going on 50 years ago lol
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by soarerz 2y ago
If your baseline is Xtramath - when did you last try to use chatgpt to solve problems at that level? Certainly seems like they work
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by soarerz 2y ago
The model's first attempt is impressive (not sure why it's labeled a choke). Unfortunately gpt4o cannot discover calculus on its own.
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by soarerz 3y ago
This is effectively "the same" as dot product. For a lot of embeddings we have today, norm of any embedding vector is roughly of same size, so the angle between two vectors is roughly same size as length of difference that you are
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by soarerz 3y ago
What is the cheapest way to capture similarity if not via dot product then?
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by soarerz 3y ago
> Apart from the bloat, the main problem of Microsoft LinkedIn is that it does not let you export your contacts' infos, which really is a must-have feature of a contact platform. Platform lock in is certainly intended (even though i
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by soarerz 3y ago
Its including options and rsu?
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by soarerz 3y ago
Its not because HN has better moderation/policy than others. Its because HN never needs to hit DAU/revenue goals.
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by soarerz 3y ago
Consider euler circle https://eulercircle.com/ if the kid is interested to learn about modern math. They have online classes, and financials may not be a concern if the student is admitted and is strong enough.
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by soarerz 3y ago
would you have opposed industrial revolution?
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by soarerz 3y ago
Sorry are you equating ai and software?
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by soarerz 3y ago
Definitely yes. Non targeted ads tanks click through rates which directly reduces price per ad impression. Not surprised if this is a xx% hit.