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by tmsh 8d ago
Also: https://cims.nyu.edu/~tristanb/statement.pdf I had planned to say on announcing our work that the results are not the important thing. Rather the important thing is instead the significance that a mathematician
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by tmsh 9d ago
They needed the general direction and idea it might work from a few folks tinkering for a year with the same models that we all have access to. The majority of credit goes to them. The idea of where to look with AI is key. Models didn'
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by tmsh 9d ago
Even through the lack of ethics here and there and mistakes - I think the major headline is that talented people are collaborating with AI to achieve impressive results. It’s shrouded in competitive mistakes of judgment. But it’s an existen
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by tmsh 1mo ago
Maybe how medieval monks felt about the printing press. Even the guy bagging groceries can create books now! See better.
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by tmsh 1mo ago
Is post-training magic just overfitting to benchmarks?
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by tmsh 2mo ago
I think it matters a lot to understand the kernel of AI in the past 10 years. It's the only way you can truly appreciate the exponential. It looks flat unless you see the dramatic leap in transformer architecture and scaling laws and r
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by tmsh 2mo ago
Raises an increasingly important question: How do you solve this asymmetry (frontier labs or advanced model owners v. regular companies and groups of people)? Symmetry? But along which axes? I think there will come a time when we will ask t
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by tmsh 2mo ago
Disallowing the use of AI is basically the modern equivalent of testing based on memorization. It is a laziness to find something more useful to evaluate on or an inability to distinguish real understanding in a field from first level under
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by tmsh 3mo ago
let people use as much ai as possible. encourage it. and as an educator, you have to learn to leverage it oneself or not (depending on the subject). and be better at using it than students if it does make one 'better'. if ai doesn
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by tmsh 3mo ago
Really well-written. Maybe black bar @dang?
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by tmsh 3mo ago
AOC’s point is simply that when growing exponentially from 250M to 500M to 1B usually whether using exploitive rails one is conscious of or not - someone is bearing an unfair burden. That in 60 out of 60 examples of YC billionaires and all
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by tmsh 4mo ago
I agree with this. I think the point that's often missed about taxing the ultra-wealthy is it incentivizes them to work through people more instead of doing it all themselves. This is a good incentive. E.g., if I have no noticeable tax
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by tmsh 5mo ago
It looks like it's trending back up post-COVID (this link has California data but not sure how you link to this without selecting a state)? https://www.nationsreportcard.gov/profiles/stateprofile/over...
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Code → Eval → HLD → LLD → Code(p10q.com)
1 points by tmsh 5mo ago|0 comments
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by tmsh 5mo ago
Good to know. Thanks!
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by tmsh 5mo ago
Interesting yeah. Thanks for posting I see: system_profiler SPDisplaysDataType Graphics/Displays: Apple M4 Max: Chipset Model: Apple M4 Max Type: GPU Bus: Built-In Total Number of Cores: 40 Ve
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by tmsh 6mo ago
You might need a higher quality usb cable. I run ok with LG 5k display and MacBook Pro m4 max.
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Uber uses AI for development: inside look(newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com)
1 points by tmsh 6mo ago|0 comments
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The Living Context Workflow: Keep agents oriented across every session(p10q.com)
1 points by tmsh 7mo ago|0 comments
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Share the Graph, Not the Deck(p10q.com)
1 points by tmsh 7mo ago|0 comments
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Pi Is All You Need(p10q.com)
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by tmsh 8mo ago
It’s a reason to push one’s teams to have conventions: (1) all commit messages have an issue number (2) all issues have acceptance criteria or link to issues that do. Then the answer is just one prompt away… (I wish our team was more commit
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by tmsh 9mo ago
Leadership works on making it better. This is not leadership.
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by tmsh 9mo ago
Very cool. Instead of MPs I think you might want to say "Representatives" etc. How to fill out the rest of the data too? Anyway, just wanted to +1. And it's cool you're building in an open way.
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by tmsh 10mo ago
Drake equation (extrapolated past just the Milky Way galaxy) points to nearly 1 sextillion earth-like planets (starting with 100-200 billion stars * 200 billion - 1 trillion galaxies). I have no doubt there will have been some that develope
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by tmsh 10mo ago
“In which some stereotypes are resoundingly confirmed” - so the post is confirming stereotypes of differences between women and men by highlighting the extremes in difference (not the actual counts)? It’s misleading. The gender differences
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by tmsh 10mo ago
I believe in AGI because I believe you can estimate where a line is going by its slope. Is there not a way to evaluate the resilience of a rate of change? Like the variance of that rate of change? If so you could almost prove with greater a
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by tmsh 10mo ago
Correct me if I'm wrong. You're also generating a decent YouTube video from a code base? Pretty cool.
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by tmsh 11mo ago
Good to know! Thanks.
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by tmsh 11mo ago
Interestingly the Gemini summary is nowhere near as good. But when it is... how helpful will that be! So many things with a very good summary will save so much time / avoid having to dive into unless truly in need of the details. But t

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