For math classes there is not a single correct answer, it's worse in that regard than many other fields. Answers are proofs, not numbers, and there is a ton of nuance, and it is incredibly hard to grade. It's not as…
(Some random internet user pasted me things that were clearly from my ChatGPT session, he identified me because it had links to my github). So it wasn't a hallucination, it appeared to be some sort of KV cache leakage,…
I've had this happen with ChatGPT too.
Exactly what the quote is about! And that's a critique of the original article... that the broader "S&P 493" isn't showing gains might be for the reasons you describe.
> is that not measurable? It was not on a level that nudges GDP growth for a long time. The irony is that maybe the productivity didn't increase until book publishing plummeted, since enabling a lack of physical books…
> the person who said that obviously never checked on book and magazine and newspaper typesetting That's one of the "everywheres" the author of the statement was talking about, which is the point - you could see every…
Economics isn't a zero-sum game. If companies can better understand their customers so they can give me products that better fit my needs, or inform me of products I couldn't have known about otherwise, that's a win for…
I'm assuming they mean Scala doesn't have the tortured Haskell IO monad.
> Cough IRC, email Luckily the first, and increasingly the second, are being replaced by Slack!
You can get ZDR for OpenAI models through AWS Bedrock or Azure without OAI ever touching your data. OpenAI never even gets the data, those orgs get to host OAI's model as local within their datacenters, OAI never…
Are there keywords to search for to read more? This is the first time I've heard about this! This is super interesting, what are a few well known other stable matches people deeper into this talk about?
Both... even subagents inheriting the context window doesn't cost a huge amount if the context window was never that large, but yes orchestrating/conducting/managing multiple agents is even better though higher thought…
Use more subagents. The longer your chat gets, the slower and more expensive it gets. Subagents are expensive but they scale way closer to O(n) than O(n^2). Have some agents make bug reports/feature requests/roadmaps…
Because tesla has always been selling dollars for $0.50. Investing in their product lines doesn't help them, it's always been a grift and a shell game. Some great products have come out of it, but the valuation has…
Wouldn't that be amazing, to get greater competition and progress? You seem to be implying there's some negative.
I have not personally reviewed the benchmarks, but recall seeing a post where a Linear SVM with bag-of-words features outperformed Jev on many simple NLP classification tasks, like the ones you cite. You don't even need…
> unable to make a bespoke model targeting the specific problem? There is a fixed cost (and some maintenance) to e.g. fine tuning ModernBERT. Maybe once you include all of that it might be a half-day to a day of…
By reading, not generating, text.
I worked at one company hire a part-time CFO. Apparently part time execs are thing - late in their career and established and successfully to think about retiring, but don't want to get out of the game completely. Or to…
It's common for VCs to do the same as "entrepreneur in residence"
Translate the proof to lean and verify it. If the proof isn't trivially translatable to lean, is it actually a good proof?
Things that, in 2026, are trivial to automate grading of.
So you're saying you strongly support software patents?
That query is completely safe! The migration will just fail with no harm done.
You don't need source anymore. Have Claude Code look at the binary and write a new program.
For math classes there is not a single correct answer, it's worse in that regard than many other fields. Answers are proofs, not numbers, and there is a ton of nuance, and it is incredibly hard to grade. It's not as…
(Some random internet user pasted me things that were clearly from my ChatGPT session, he identified me because it had links to my github). So it wasn't a hallucination, it appeared to be some sort of KV cache leakage,…
I've had this happen with ChatGPT too.
Exactly what the quote is about! And that's a critique of the original article... that the broader "S&P 493" isn't showing gains might be for the reasons you describe.
> is that not measurable? It was not on a level that nudges GDP growth for a long time. The irony is that maybe the productivity didn't increase until book publishing plummeted, since enabling a lack of physical books…
> the person who said that obviously never checked on book and magazine and newspaper typesetting That's one of the "everywheres" the author of the statement was talking about, which is the point - you could see every…
Economics isn't a zero-sum game. If companies can better understand their customers so they can give me products that better fit my needs, or inform me of products I couldn't have known about otherwise, that's a win for…
I'm assuming they mean Scala doesn't have the tortured Haskell IO monad.
> Cough IRC, email Luckily the first, and increasingly the second, are being replaced by Slack!
You can get ZDR for OpenAI models through AWS Bedrock or Azure without OAI ever touching your data. OpenAI never even gets the data, those orgs get to host OAI's model as local within their datacenters, OAI never…
Are there keywords to search for to read more? This is the first time I've heard about this! This is super interesting, what are a few well known other stable matches people deeper into this talk about?
Both... even subagents inheriting the context window doesn't cost a huge amount if the context window was never that large, but yes orchestrating/conducting/managing multiple agents is even better though higher thought…
Use more subagents. The longer your chat gets, the slower and more expensive it gets. Subagents are expensive but they scale way closer to O(n) than O(n^2). Have some agents make bug reports/feature requests/roadmaps…
Because tesla has always been selling dollars for $0.50. Investing in their product lines doesn't help them, it's always been a grift and a shell game. Some great products have come out of it, but the valuation has…
Wouldn't that be amazing, to get greater competition and progress? You seem to be implying there's some negative.
I have not personally reviewed the benchmarks, but recall seeing a post where a Linear SVM with bag-of-words features outperformed Jev on many simple NLP classification tasks, like the ones you cite. You don't even need…
> unable to make a bespoke model targeting the specific problem? There is a fixed cost (and some maintenance) to e.g. fine tuning ModernBERT. Maybe once you include all of that it might be a half-day to a day of…
By reading, not generating, text.
I worked at one company hire a part-time CFO. Apparently part time execs are thing - late in their career and established and successfully to think about retiring, but don't want to get out of the game completely. Or to…
It's common for VCs to do the same as "entrepreneur in residence"
Translate the proof to lean and verify it. If the proof isn't trivially translatable to lean, is it actually a good proof?
Things that, in 2026, are trivial to automate grading of.
So you're saying you strongly support software patents?
That query is completely safe! The migration will just fail with no harm done.
You don't need source anymore. Have Claude Code look at the binary and write a new program.