100% AI-generated. Yawn.
This is missing the most important thing which is why HRs are so damn useful. It's because (a) survival analysis is very statistically powerful, but (b) many survival curves do not follow a very well-described…
I think the "secret sauce" is not juicing the benchmarks. Claude models just feel like they are better than the benchmarks suggest, in terms of smarts and creativity, while models from every other company feel worse…
Cash for Clunkers was not mandatory
Also this argument is easily refuted by the US Postal Service, which physically delivers individual pieces of paper in a few days, for pennies.
I was actually waiting for it to pull out a butcher knife and reveal the landing page is actually a promo for a techno-horror film.
Real answer: how many animals can you think of with three legs?
I have a startup idea: I will make the robot that ferries your laundry robot up and down the stairs.
3.5 days to escape the permanent underclass ;_;
I'll take the opposite side of that bet. My prediction is that Fable 5 Re-Release will have safety classifiers that flag much more often on mundane front-end and back-end coding tasks.
I sense a business opportunity: a web app that de-sloppifies real estate, airbnb, and vrbo photos! See what it really looks like, thanks to the power of AI!
This article is 100% AI generated slop
The craziest part is that a game theory expert can't see the problem here!
Yes, you really need "dollars per amount of RAM you need for standard computing tasks." Windows 11 requires a bare minimum of 4 GB of RAM, Window 10 only needed 1 GB.
"The real problem with this package is that it makes things easy, instead of hard"
|> works too
...which is why there are no emerging far-right-populist political movements in welfare-heavy societies like the UK, France, and Germany, right?
Conversely: the self-help nonfiction book existed because it was the only practical way to monetize "good advice" or "good ideas" at scale. Now you can do a podcast or a youtube series and try to make money from…
So are you short the market?
There is a footnote discussing this point; he uses 5% as the risk-free rate.
The intentional parallels are hard to miss: - Pope Leo XIII wrote Rerum Novarum; current Pope Leo XIV chose his name as an explicit gesture to his nominative predecessor - This encyclical is a return to the earlier…
>As it turned out, the online version of MIT is not a substitute for the actual thing. More precisely, the people motivated enough to actually do the online MIT version were often already on a high-performance…
Not even prestigious ones. The school needs to sound like it has strong penalties against cheating, so there are really strict-sounding policies ("zero in the course"). But also, so many students cheat that actually…
Probably the worry that the jump from "we defend against slaughterbots" to "we built a better slaughterbot" is just around the corner
Who do you think would be deserving of an outside-the-window Pulitzer?
100% AI-generated. Yawn.
This is missing the most important thing which is why HRs are so damn useful. It's because (a) survival analysis is very statistically powerful, but (b) many survival curves do not follow a very well-described…
I think the "secret sauce" is not juicing the benchmarks. Claude models just feel like they are better than the benchmarks suggest, in terms of smarts and creativity, while models from every other company feel worse…
Cash for Clunkers was not mandatory
Also this argument is easily refuted by the US Postal Service, which physically delivers individual pieces of paper in a few days, for pennies.
I was actually waiting for it to pull out a butcher knife and reveal the landing page is actually a promo for a techno-horror film.
Real answer: how many animals can you think of with three legs?
I have a startup idea: I will make the robot that ferries your laundry robot up and down the stairs.
3.5 days to escape the permanent underclass ;_;
I'll take the opposite side of that bet. My prediction is that Fable 5 Re-Release will have safety classifiers that flag much more often on mundane front-end and back-end coding tasks.
I sense a business opportunity: a web app that de-sloppifies real estate, airbnb, and vrbo photos! See what it really looks like, thanks to the power of AI!
This article is 100% AI generated slop
The craziest part is that a game theory expert can't see the problem here!
Yes, you really need "dollars per amount of RAM you need for standard computing tasks." Windows 11 requires a bare minimum of 4 GB of RAM, Window 10 only needed 1 GB.
"The real problem with this package is that it makes things easy, instead of hard"
|> works too
...which is why there are no emerging far-right-populist political movements in welfare-heavy societies like the UK, France, and Germany, right?
Conversely: the self-help nonfiction book existed because it was the only practical way to monetize "good advice" or "good ideas" at scale. Now you can do a podcast or a youtube series and try to make money from…
So are you short the market?
There is a footnote discussing this point; he uses 5% as the risk-free rate.
The intentional parallels are hard to miss: - Pope Leo XIII wrote Rerum Novarum; current Pope Leo XIV chose his name as an explicit gesture to his nominative predecessor - This encyclical is a return to the earlier…
>As it turned out, the online version of MIT is not a substitute for the actual thing. More precisely, the people motivated enough to actually do the online MIT version were often already on a high-performance…
Not even prestigious ones. The school needs to sound like it has strong penalties against cheating, so there are really strict-sounding policies ("zero in the course"). But also, so many students cheat that actually…
Probably the worry that the jump from "we defend against slaughterbots" to "we built a better slaughterbot" is just around the corner
Who do you think would be deserving of an outside-the-window Pulitzer?