There's some subleties lost in the "just filing paperwork" the regulatory filing reports are big content heavy documents, that need to be generated. But it's not just a job consisting of pasting in lorum ipsum. A lot of…
It's like saying "Cisco Developer" even though the company is Cisco Systems The company is called Generate Biomedicines, and they reference it in short as Generate.
I’m still using Firefox, I was adding the perspective from back in the start of “why didn’t you just move over from IE” like everyone would just move because an alternative existed. Most didn’t and i get it. I am not…
Back when Phoenix launched it was not a reliable alternative to IE or Opera, it was more like a sign of protest. You’d use it to tell the world that you didn’t care if most of the internet didn’t work for you, as longs…
There is more money in selling shovels than you can ever win by having a monopoly on really effective shovels. They don't need to build a competitor to Google there's 300 companies throwing money at them while they…
> then why even have source control? I know you are joking, but the answer is the same. Because the agents need it, not because any human need it. The Agents quite actively use the history. It's more effective than any…
If someone kidnapped it and you where asked to pay 400$ to get it back. Would you pay the ransom?
Developers using rails are of cause not too satisfied with an answer to their question of “how will rails make my life better in the future?” Being “it won’t, use an AI coding agent and let it write rust for you” but…
Absolutely crazy concept. But looks like they actually threw something decent together. I'd wager the bulk of problems people face with teeth come from poor flossing, this makes it effortless to avoid that. I've owned…
The Traditional View (How it actually works): If an investment fund manages $1000 of your money and charges a $150 management fee while keeping your $1000 completely separate, they made $50 on $150 of sales and have a…
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A very beautiful tribute to her life and memory. My condolences go out to her family.
So your claim is that if there is no correlation between A and B then it proves that there is in fact negative correlation between A and B because there is no correlation? And so the Dunning Kruger effect becomes true…
> If the research can't demonstrate the DK effect, then the research is bad, like poorly designed. It’s the opposite problem. The research is bad because it “demonstrates the DK effect” even for cases where it cannot…
> I could not reliably assign authorship percentages to many of my own recent projects. This feels like a strange statement. Unless you are going out of you way to disguise AI contributions it's extremely simple to do…
How do you go from “calculate that it would take longer than the age of the universe for room-temperature window glass to visibly deform” to “so the. It does flow”? Glass flows a higher temperatures where it does act…
That’s a misconception. Glass does not flow over time; it is a rigid, amorphous solid. The uneven thickness seen in old cathedral windows is a result of historical manufacturing. Glass was spun into discs that naturally…
The noice isn’t about the effect, it’s about trying to scale the outcome. We essentially have proof of a method that is significantly better than what is used with the broad population, but we cannot scale it to the…
A lot of pessimism in the comments, but I am just happy that we are seeing some work towards bridging the 2 Sigma gap for regular education vs. elite private tutoring. I can't imagine that people assume it's the…
Had this been a corporate environment the net saving by using one person partly and an agent as opposed to one person full time for the time it would take to implement this, would be a net saving enough to cover…
> I've had papers sit in peer review for two years, get rejected And for people who aren't in academia, lets just say the unspoken part: While one or more of the reviewers are actively trying to replicate the work so…
You are trying to kidnap what I have rightfully stolen, and I think it quite ungentlemanly!
> Oh so she cares about her own privacy? She didn’t choose to make that move. PET (the equivalent of FBI) made the decision to protect her address. I’m sure she much prefer the time back when she was living at her own…
By what metric? The fact that he got arrested for stalking the prime ministers children and releasing private information speaks toward protecting privacy not an issue if lacking privacy. You can’t just declare “I am an…
There's some subleties lost in the "just filing paperwork" the regulatory filing reports are big content heavy documents, that need to be generated. But it's not just a job consisting of pasting in lorum ipsum. A lot of…
It's like saying "Cisco Developer" even though the company is Cisco Systems The company is called Generate Biomedicines, and they reference it in short as Generate.
I’m still using Firefox, I was adding the perspective from back in the start of “why didn’t you just move over from IE” like everyone would just move because an alternative existed. Most didn’t and i get it. I am not…
Back when Phoenix launched it was not a reliable alternative to IE or Opera, it was more like a sign of protest. You’d use it to tell the world that you didn’t care if most of the internet didn’t work for you, as longs…
There is more money in selling shovels than you can ever win by having a monopoly on really effective shovels. They don't need to build a competitor to Google there's 300 companies throwing money at them while they…
> then why even have source control? I know you are joking, but the answer is the same. Because the agents need it, not because any human need it. The Agents quite actively use the history. It's more effective than any…
If someone kidnapped it and you where asked to pay 400$ to get it back. Would you pay the ransom?
Developers using rails are of cause not too satisfied with an answer to their question of “how will rails make my life better in the future?” Being “it won’t, use an AI coding agent and let it write rust for you” but…
Absolutely crazy concept. But looks like they actually threw something decent together. I'd wager the bulk of problems people face with teeth come from poor flossing, this makes it effortless to avoid that. I've owned…
The Traditional View (How it actually works): If an investment fund manages $1000 of your money and charges a $150 management fee while keeping your $1000 completely separate, they made $50 on $150 of sales and have a…
[dead]
A very beautiful tribute to her life and memory. My condolences go out to her family.
So your claim is that if there is no correlation between A and B then it proves that there is in fact negative correlation between A and B because there is no correlation? And so the Dunning Kruger effect becomes true…
> If the research can't demonstrate the DK effect, then the research is bad, like poorly designed. It’s the opposite problem. The research is bad because it “demonstrates the DK effect” even for cases where it cannot…
> I could not reliably assign authorship percentages to many of my own recent projects. This feels like a strange statement. Unless you are going out of you way to disguise AI contributions it's extremely simple to do…
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How do you go from “calculate that it would take longer than the age of the universe for room-temperature window glass to visibly deform” to “so the. It does flow”? Glass flows a higher temperatures where it does act…
That’s a misconception. Glass does not flow over time; it is a rigid, amorphous solid. The uneven thickness seen in old cathedral windows is a result of historical manufacturing. Glass was spun into discs that naturally…
The noice isn’t about the effect, it’s about trying to scale the outcome. We essentially have proof of a method that is significantly better than what is used with the broad population, but we cannot scale it to the…
A lot of pessimism in the comments, but I am just happy that we are seeing some work towards bridging the 2 Sigma gap for regular education vs. elite private tutoring. I can't imagine that people assume it's the…
Had this been a corporate environment the net saving by using one person partly and an agent as opposed to one person full time for the time it would take to implement this, would be a net saving enough to cover…
> I've had papers sit in peer review for two years, get rejected And for people who aren't in academia, lets just say the unspoken part: While one or more of the reviewers are actively trying to replicate the work so…
You are trying to kidnap what I have rightfully stolen, and I think it quite ungentlemanly!
> Oh so she cares about her own privacy? She didn’t choose to make that move. PET (the equivalent of FBI) made the decision to protect her address. I’m sure she much prefer the time back when she was living at her own…
By what metric? The fact that he got arrested for stalking the prime ministers children and releasing private information speaks toward protecting privacy not an issue if lacking privacy. You can’t just declare “I am an…