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Comment #49129620
I'm a psychiatry resident, and I have ADHD. The myth is, in fact, a myth. More importantly, the dose of desoxyn (methamphetamine) used therapeutically for ADHD is *much* lower than…
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Comment #47664109
Agreed. I find that particularly annoying, and I also seem to find that the spatial arrangement or stereo effect is muted for most instruments (or the model simply doesn't use that…
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Comment #47643682
I'm a psychiatry resident who has been into ML since... at least 2017. I even contemplated leaving medicine for it in 2022 and studied for that, before realizing that I'd never bec…
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Comment #47643657
I'm still impressed by the progress in interpretability, I remember being quite pessimistic that we'd achieve even what we have today (and I recall that being the consensus in ML r…
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Comment #47639441
I'm a psychiatry resident who finds LLM research fascinating because of how strongly it reminds me of our efforts to understand the human brain/mind. I dare say that in some ways, …
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Comment #47417249
I would be curious to know more precise numbers. My intuition suggests that when Sony sells millions of them, the number diverted for non-gaming purposes is maybe thousands or tens…
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Comment #47141979
The programming workspace of the future of the future will have three employees: A man, a dog and an instance of Claude. The dog writes the prompts for Claude, the man feeds the do…
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Comment #47079818
Given that Gemini 3 Pro already did solid on that test, what exactly did they improve? Why would they bother? I double checked and tested on AI Studio, since you can still access t…
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Comment #47076897
Previous models from competitors usually got that correct, and the reasoning versions almost always did. This kind of reflexive criticism isn't helpful, it's closer to a fully gene…
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Comment #46964733
Gary Marcus successfully predicted all ten of the one AI Winters. He also claimed that LLMs were a failure because of prompts that GPT 3.5 couldn't parse, after the launch of GPT-4…
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Comment #46937198
Nanobots are fantasy? Nobody told your cells or bacteria I guess. We have an existence proof right there.
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Comment #46868972
Same here. I did notice what I think was an actual error on someone's part, there was a chart in the files comparing black to white IQ distributions, and well, just look at it: htt…
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Comment #46265573
GPS jamming for incoming drones?
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Comment #46041920
>Interactive Human Simulator is a bold way to describe spinning up a few GPT calls with mood sliders, but sure, let’s call it anthropology. Next iteration can just skip the users e…
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Comment #45808966
Humans with certain amnestic syndromes are incapable of learning. That doesn't make them unintelligent or incapable of thought.
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Comment #45496009
>If anything the agentic wave is showing that the chat interfaces are better off hidden behind stricter user interface paradigms. I'm not sure that claim is justified. The primary …
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Comment #45495639
I found it genuinely impressive how useless their "GPTs" were. Of course, part of it was due to the fact that the out-of-the-box models became so competent that there was no need f…
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Comment #45433319
1. I do know what to do with it. I take notes, a lot, in my work as a doctor. That's been the case since I owned an iPad Air from 2020, which I replaced with an 11 inch M1 iPad Pro…
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Comment #45428452
I own an M4 iPad Pro and can't figure out what to do with even a fraction of the horsepower, given iPadOS's limitations. The rumors about an upcoming touchscreen Mac are interestin…
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Comment #44877387
I'd have liked more explanation of the actual solutions that programmers used at the time.
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Comment #44750422
I never thought I'd end up posted on HN! I was wondering why on earth Substack's analytics were showing visitors from here. If anyone has any questions, I'm happy to answer here.
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Comment #44631932
To me, it seemed to be a visual equivalent of that auditory trick where a note seems to descend or ascend in pitch indefinitely. The outer aura of color seemed to be shrinking cons…
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Comment #44617915
The person who guessed 16% would have a lower Brier score (lower is better) and someone who estimated 100%, beyond being correct, would have the lowest possible value.
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Comment #44605598
Yes. Sleep by itself does nothing unique. In fact, you have a slightly lower rate of metabolism than even the "basal" metabolic rate.
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Comment #44605588
Eh? That isn't right. The metabolic rate while asleep is even lower than the basal average. The only reason there's a net loss after sleep is because you're not regularly consuming…