Looks like it. A general AI classifier that can be set up easily and used to classify anything… but with probably lower quality than a purpose built one.
I wonder how many of the 100k+ enginners at Google work on that "simple" text box that shows you relevant websites to the input text.
Those 27.3% are still in the ballpark of modern models: - Sonnet 5 - 12.4% - Luna - 17.3% - Grok 4.6 - 20.3% - Sol - 37.3% - GLM 5.3 - 41.8% - Opus 5 - 51.8%
The last time I tried Minecraft, from the point I dropped into the world, I could start punching dirt and trees and placing stuff around and building things. In No Man's Sky I got dropped in some world that felt empty…
I've seen cards with 1% chargeback in the EU though. How does that work? And it wasn't just a temporary marketing promotion. I've used such a card for many years. (It was issues by a big bank that had almost no presence…
I could imagine that Pix is still better for merchants if that is the final fee. With Visa and Mastercard there are usually many additional actors that also take their share and drive the final fee up.
I think they may be confusing what payment terminal providers charge with what VISA/Mastercard does.
That's exactly how I treat reviewing AI generated PRs at work. Except... the next day they are still there and I have to push myself a bit further through the wall of changes before closing the tab again.
Can you elaborate on that? What points was the book making?
>I’m sort of surprised that the EU isn’t stepping in to support them. On a similar note: Why does it have to be the EU to step up? Why doesn't EU rather speed up making VC investments more attractive, so that EU and…
I have the exact same feeling about him. He has built a following of people that want to hear his extra skeptical views. And even if he changed his mind about some things, he cannot admit it, as that is not what his…
If there is no match, it does seem to just add `.com`, `.net`, `.org` and other common TLDs as suffixes, but if you navigate there, it tells you there are no such records.
Aren't there way more factors than just energy, industry and transportation? Agriculture is a huge pollutant, so we should take steps towards alternatives that don't require large scale animal farming. Fashion is…
Here is a list of languages that use "milliard": https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/milliard#Descendants
In theory, yes. In practice, no. In my experience there is no correlation between payment and state of bathroom. I've been to paid ones in terrible state and free ones in amazing state. And I also don't see any trend or…
It's not just homeless, mentally ill or drug addicts. In Europe it's frequently teenagers (even those whom parents provide good lives), football fans, drunk people, etc. Some people are antisocial and destroy public…
>Could EU just ask DHL/Hermes/whatever to charge an additional €1 "for recycling"? Yes, but... Within EU we already pay ~€3 for packages from China. And in Austria we will soon pay additional ~€2 for every delivered…
It's rooted in the education system to this day. The majority of school teachers grew up under the Soviet side of cold war propaganda. And in history education in particular, we are told that the has always country…
Yup. Not a difficult problem to solve. In the code define everything as a span with a name, scope (start-end), description and tags... and then you can easily dynamically produce traces, spans, logs or metrics based on…
I don't know how hard it is. But I can certainly say there is no business inscentive for it. When it comes to improving performance by a few ms, or implementing a new feature, business people will always choose a new…
I don't think either one was better or worse than the other. Underdocumented, underexplained and sometimes out of date... or overly verbose, repetitive, information sparse, and sometimes halucinating. Both are bad and…
People are good at pattern recognition. If you're exposed to AI a lot, you're going to start noticing patterns that allow you to identify it.
The density argument is very interesting. Does speed reading help you process the final message faster if it's written by AI compared to people? Because if you read 1 information dense sentence, 1 medium dense, and 1…
Are we sure there is some objective, technical definition of what is intelligence and what is not? Isn't it rather a subjective philosophical concept? What if human intelligence is also a statistical model, trained by…
Isn't this the case with most well established software? There is still a lot of work done on the background, perhaps even more than ever. But unless you are a power user eagerly waiting for one of the things currently…
Looks like it. A general AI classifier that can be set up easily and used to classify anything… but with probably lower quality than a purpose built one.
I wonder how many of the 100k+ enginners at Google work on that "simple" text box that shows you relevant websites to the input text.
Those 27.3% are still in the ballpark of modern models: - Sonnet 5 - 12.4% - Luna - 17.3% - Grok 4.6 - 20.3% - Sol - 37.3% - GLM 5.3 - 41.8% - Opus 5 - 51.8%
The last time I tried Minecraft, from the point I dropped into the world, I could start punching dirt and trees and placing stuff around and building things. In No Man's Sky I got dropped in some world that felt empty…
I've seen cards with 1% chargeback in the EU though. How does that work? And it wasn't just a temporary marketing promotion. I've used such a card for many years. (It was issues by a big bank that had almost no presence…
I could imagine that Pix is still better for merchants if that is the final fee. With Visa and Mastercard there are usually many additional actors that also take their share and drive the final fee up.
I think they may be confusing what payment terminal providers charge with what VISA/Mastercard does.
That's exactly how I treat reviewing AI generated PRs at work. Except... the next day they are still there and I have to push myself a bit further through the wall of changes before closing the tab again.
Can you elaborate on that? What points was the book making?
>I’m sort of surprised that the EU isn’t stepping in to support them. On a similar note: Why does it have to be the EU to step up? Why doesn't EU rather speed up making VC investments more attractive, so that EU and…
I have the exact same feeling about him. He has built a following of people that want to hear his extra skeptical views. And even if he changed his mind about some things, he cannot admit it, as that is not what his…
If there is no match, it does seem to just add `.com`, `.net`, `.org` and other common TLDs as suffixes, but if you navigate there, it tells you there are no such records.
Aren't there way more factors than just energy, industry and transportation? Agriculture is a huge pollutant, so we should take steps towards alternatives that don't require large scale animal farming. Fashion is…
Here is a list of languages that use "milliard": https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/milliard#Descendants
In theory, yes. In practice, no. In my experience there is no correlation between payment and state of bathroom. I've been to paid ones in terrible state and free ones in amazing state. And I also don't see any trend or…
It's not just homeless, mentally ill or drug addicts. In Europe it's frequently teenagers (even those whom parents provide good lives), football fans, drunk people, etc. Some people are antisocial and destroy public…
>Could EU just ask DHL/Hermes/whatever to charge an additional €1 "for recycling"? Yes, but... Within EU we already pay ~€3 for packages from China. And in Austria we will soon pay additional ~€2 for every delivered…
It's rooted in the education system to this day. The majority of school teachers grew up under the Soviet side of cold war propaganda. And in history education in particular, we are told that the has always country…
Yup. Not a difficult problem to solve. In the code define everything as a span with a name, scope (start-end), description and tags... and then you can easily dynamically produce traces, spans, logs or metrics based on…
I don't know how hard it is. But I can certainly say there is no business inscentive for it. When it comes to improving performance by a few ms, or implementing a new feature, business people will always choose a new…
I don't think either one was better or worse than the other. Underdocumented, underexplained and sometimes out of date... or overly verbose, repetitive, information sparse, and sometimes halucinating. Both are bad and…
People are good at pattern recognition. If you're exposed to AI a lot, you're going to start noticing patterns that allow you to identify it.
The density argument is very interesting. Does speed reading help you process the final message faster if it's written by AI compared to people? Because if you read 1 information dense sentence, 1 medium dense, and 1…
Are we sure there is some objective, technical definition of what is intelligence and what is not? Isn't it rather a subjective philosophical concept? What if human intelligence is also a statistical model, trained by…
Isn't this the case with most well established software? There is still a lot of work done on the background, perhaps even more than ever. But unless you are a power user eagerly waiting for one of the things currently…