I say "human-like" in the sense that LLMs are fed in text data largely in the exact form (mapped to tokens) that humans read them. Thus from first principles it's most likely that content which is more understandable to…
Information density of the interpretability of the intent from the perspective of a human (or human-like). If the intent is not easy to understand, it's information sparse. Because it takes a lot of CPU (or brainpower)…
Information density of the prompt is the most important factor in my experience. And interestingly, LLMs seem particularly bad at writing prompts for other LLMs for this reason (you can guide them to be more dense, just…
You seem to be missing that if prices are lower, demand is lower. Price is a function of demand. That occupancy will recover does not support your point in the way you seem to think it does. It's a natural market…
Not much moat, incremental improvements, cherry picking models to compare. To be fair, seems more correct to compare against similar strength models if your main edge is pricing.
It depends on the use case. Even the tiny Gemma 4 models seem to be better at "rule following" than Opus. Opus seems to just loosely follow constraints in prompts. This works fine in coding/free text responses, but…
The level of "slop" produced by AI is a direct function of skill of the developer and broadness of the prompts. Broad prompts by unskilled users results in a complete mess. Targeted prompts by a skilled person reviewing…
Testosterone is directly causally inverse to bodyfat in men (once above some very low baseline) Fat directly converts testosterone to Estrogen via a process called aromatization. Personally my Testosterone close to…
The main difference I'd guess is whether your prompts are targeted or broad. Less experienced people tend to use very broad prompts. Experienced people tend to understand the structure of the code and give explicit…
Drop in rents is drop in demand, plain and simple. Fewer businesses want to invest and move into Seattle at the price it used to cost. It's true that if occupancy is poor, then a recovery in occupancy will bring more…
An increase in vacancies across the board is reduction in demand, plain and simple. That the new equilibrium price to re-tenant all the buildings is lower is evidence of that. But the OP is correct that when enough of…
Vibe-coding the implementation. I haven't had much issue with Codex, but seems Claude Code has major issues being reported nearly on the daily. They also happen to be the most boastful about not reading or looking at…
It's about information density. Most LLMs by default seem to write both text and code with low information density.
AI is clearly a force multiplier, both negative and positive. The truth is there are prolific developers like Antirez who have built quality new projects at an incredible pace (Dwarfstar 4, Redis features). But as…
I'd like to see a world where the data vendor is separate from the app/UI product vendor. e.g. anyone could build a skin over map data, short form video data, long form video data, short form text content. I've often…
There are hundreds of studies indicating that each marginal additional unit of bodyfat is worse for you than not having it. You are quoting poorly done and controlled BMI studies to dispute this. I'm not here to…
Yes it is but most of the studies use it, so that's the data we have.
Recent studies have shown compelling evidence that LISS promotes arterial plaque buildup, while HIIT does not have this effect and has been shown to even reverse it if other parameters are in order.…
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36756765/ Lowest risk is around 18-20 BMI in this recent study, which controls for many confounding factors not controlled for in other studies. Other studies show slightly higher…
If the LLM has to write out the reason, it is "thinking". Whether you ask it to give <reason> or <thinking>, both will produce similar chain of thought processes. To explain the "reason" requires producing thoughts that…
I'd guess through LLM embedded PoC projects. You can rack up token consumption extremely quickly when you embed LLMs into automated processes or products. I'd be very surprised if these numbers are just typical coding…
The claim comes from this study: https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/pdf/10.7326/M15-1181 Though to be clear, there aren't a ton of studies that look at bodyfat percentage. Most use BMI and similar measures. Likely overall…
Yeah, typically "intense exercise" is implying HIIT style cardio. More and more studies have been indicating that even just a few minutes of intense exercise can outperform long/slow LISS type cardios. E.g. 5m all out…
A large volume of studies already exist. That intense exercise is good, and even very good for you, is proven as far as reasonably possible given that we can't run deterministically controlled experiments. More evidence…
The principle of what you're stating is true, it could be correlational. But there's an enormous volume of evidence that exercise, especially intense exercise, is better for health than any other intervention, including…
I say "human-like" in the sense that LLMs are fed in text data largely in the exact form (mapped to tokens) that humans read them. Thus from first principles it's most likely that content which is more understandable to…
Information density of the interpretability of the intent from the perspective of a human (or human-like). If the intent is not easy to understand, it's information sparse. Because it takes a lot of CPU (or brainpower)…
Information density of the prompt is the most important factor in my experience. And interestingly, LLMs seem particularly bad at writing prompts for other LLMs for this reason (you can guide them to be more dense, just…
You seem to be missing that if prices are lower, demand is lower. Price is a function of demand. That occupancy will recover does not support your point in the way you seem to think it does. It's a natural market…
Not much moat, incremental improvements, cherry picking models to compare. To be fair, seems more correct to compare against similar strength models if your main edge is pricing.
It depends on the use case. Even the tiny Gemma 4 models seem to be better at "rule following" than Opus. Opus seems to just loosely follow constraints in prompts. This works fine in coding/free text responses, but…
The level of "slop" produced by AI is a direct function of skill of the developer and broadness of the prompts. Broad prompts by unskilled users results in a complete mess. Targeted prompts by a skilled person reviewing…
Testosterone is directly causally inverse to bodyfat in men (once above some very low baseline) Fat directly converts testosterone to Estrogen via a process called aromatization. Personally my Testosterone close to…
The main difference I'd guess is whether your prompts are targeted or broad. Less experienced people tend to use very broad prompts. Experienced people tend to understand the structure of the code and give explicit…
Drop in rents is drop in demand, plain and simple. Fewer businesses want to invest and move into Seattle at the price it used to cost. It's true that if occupancy is poor, then a recovery in occupancy will bring more…
An increase in vacancies across the board is reduction in demand, plain and simple. That the new equilibrium price to re-tenant all the buildings is lower is evidence of that. But the OP is correct that when enough of…
Vibe-coding the implementation. I haven't had much issue with Codex, but seems Claude Code has major issues being reported nearly on the daily. They also happen to be the most boastful about not reading or looking at…
It's about information density. Most LLMs by default seem to write both text and code with low information density.
AI is clearly a force multiplier, both negative and positive. The truth is there are prolific developers like Antirez who have built quality new projects at an incredible pace (Dwarfstar 4, Redis features). But as…
I'd like to see a world where the data vendor is separate from the app/UI product vendor. e.g. anyone could build a skin over map data, short form video data, long form video data, short form text content. I've often…
There are hundreds of studies indicating that each marginal additional unit of bodyfat is worse for you than not having it. You are quoting poorly done and controlled BMI studies to dispute this. I'm not here to…
Yes it is but most of the studies use it, so that's the data we have.
Recent studies have shown compelling evidence that LISS promotes arterial plaque buildup, while HIIT does not have this effect and has been shown to even reverse it if other parameters are in order.…
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36756765/ Lowest risk is around 18-20 BMI in this recent study, which controls for many confounding factors not controlled for in other studies. Other studies show slightly higher…
If the LLM has to write out the reason, it is "thinking". Whether you ask it to give <reason> or <thinking>, both will produce similar chain of thought processes. To explain the "reason" requires producing thoughts that…
I'd guess through LLM embedded PoC projects. You can rack up token consumption extremely quickly when you embed LLMs into automated processes or products. I'd be very surprised if these numbers are just typical coding…
The claim comes from this study: https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/pdf/10.7326/M15-1181 Though to be clear, there aren't a ton of studies that look at bodyfat percentage. Most use BMI and similar measures. Likely overall…
Yeah, typically "intense exercise" is implying HIIT style cardio. More and more studies have been indicating that even just a few minutes of intense exercise can outperform long/slow LISS type cardios. E.g. 5m all out…
A large volume of studies already exist. That intense exercise is good, and even very good for you, is proven as far as reasonably possible given that we can't run deterministically controlled experiments. More evidence…
The principle of what you're stating is true, it could be correlational. But there's an enormous volume of evidence that exercise, especially intense exercise, is better for health than any other intervention, including…