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Comment #49009504
I think another source of variation on the results is the actual nutritional intake of the subjects. The vegan/vegetarian is a big spectrum. A vegetarian eating plenty of dairy pro…
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Comment #48981935
Could it be that the startups that embed LLMs in a product will prefer Openweights for a more stable economic model, while SWE who use LLMs as a tool prefer SOTA to produce code?
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Comment #48863773
A blogger.
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Comment #48863285
Typos are frequent (including in this blog post), and have been for a while. Bret is not an AI bot.
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Comment #45834686
I stopped reading when the author classified people in binary categories. Absolute proof of their own stupidity.
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Comment #45823270
Because when one exec ask: "Why is that?" the room goes silent.
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Comment #45745890
Nah it just got promoted as the database for PowerBI. /s
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Comment #45538727
> I think the argument that automated outputs are inherently and universally worse on objective quality measures Just remove universally and the argument stands. The point here is …
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Comment #45503442
There is more to life than Pepsi or Coca-Cola.
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Comment #45449851
If it is relevant, I tend to take very good care to understand the request. I ask follow-up questions, take notes, etc. Not only it is useful (understanding the problem is key afte…
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Comment #45304069
Trust by Francis Fukuyama explores this relation if you want more meat than comments on a board.
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Comment #44812321
Since you're asking: I took a pause mid-reading and told myself: "Woah, I like their writing style."
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Comment #44574904
> LLMs do not think independently and do not have the ability to challenge your assumptions It IS possible for a LLM to challenge your assumptions, as its training material may inc…
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Comment #44111783
This is exactly why I follow your work, this mix of critical thinking and enthusiasm. Please keep going!
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Comment #40014076
I don't know for sports, but sex indeed. And just like any other art form, some are absolute virtuosos and some draw cheap logos and are about to be replaced by AI.
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Comment #38533637
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Comment #38044730
Nutrition science does change at a surprising rate. In case of doubt... drink plenty of water!
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Comment #38032577
most citrus fruits help to reduce kidney stones, but not grapefruit. grapefruit has different weird interaction with medication and does increase risk of kidney stones, contrary to…
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Comment #36970205
Sorry to break it to you, but someday you will die. Better get used to it.
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Comment #36523369
Well no. May I suggest water?
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Comment #36326483
Care to give more details about your third point?
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Comment #36138133
I think they got stuck at the heteronormative bias, but the real blatant bias here is class. Most men are working class, and it's been like that forever* (more peasants than knight…
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Comment #35082399
Christianism considers everyone intrinsically bad. "Original sin is the Christian doctrine that holds that humans, through the fact of birth, inherit a tainted nature in need of re…
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Comment #34820331
Let me turn that around and suggest that when America finally embrace universal culture, it will understand that arming every random person with an assault rifle with extended maga…