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>The number of members with GH claims per 10,000 beneficiaries under age 18 rose steadily from 5.1 in 2001 to 14.6 in 2016, without a dramatic change around 2003, the ISS approval …

I think a lot of us HN-types are people who like to post riddles like this instead of news about what actually happened.

>And no, HN is not social media in any normal sense of the word. The pedantry involved in that comparison is extremely tiresome. The amount of times I've read a very thoughtful art…

>Why would you? Because the fundamental building block of society (which we are losing rapidly) is some amount of care for your fellow person. Your comment is a great example of ho…

>There is only one market that large: the global labor market. This isn't even close to true and it's kind of the central thesis of this article. Saudi Aramco has consistently been…

It is an extremely weak argument to just post the links. Please supply actual instances of the supposed bias.

Explain to me how 'learning on the fly' is different than iterative self-prompting. Maybe me today would say you need to do some more research and thinking on how LLMs work?

You and OP are both unnecessarily diminishing what 'glorified search' is. If you had told me that in 2015, we would have a tool that can iteratively search the world's best and lar…

We invented a word for a very specific thing (consciousness) and are now debating whether that relatively unimportant word represents a large open set or a narrow closed set. We do…

Implying that software is somehow divorce from Infrastructure/compute efficiency and utilization isn't a claim I've seen many make either.

Yeah, it's almost like the point I was making is that everyone is overselling AI agents' capabilities.

Isn't the whole selling point of AI agents that you now can do things like scale 3x without scaling your team accordingly?

Well, then we get into the area of 'How many people know Google is logging their searches to serve them more targeted YouTube ads?'

Why would a career bureaucrat be a more efficient way to figure out how to attract and retain ATC workers, ass opposed to a union representing those ATC workers? Your proposal inte…

This is a discussion with nearly unanimous agreement that poor ATC working conditions are causing Americans to die in preventable aviation accidents. Maybe this is the one evidence…

I'm not positive this was a secret (See: Reddit post about it from 2018): https://www.reddit.com/r/TheSilphRoad/comments/8i7byi/pokemo...

It's like that FT chart claiming that the rapid rise in iOS apps is evidence of an AI-fueled productivity boom. I always ask people, in the past year, how many AI-coded apps have y…

Sure and AGI will 100% it 100% of the time, even if it is hard.

Sorry, is your definition of AGI "doing things worse than humans can do, but way faster?" because that's been true of computers for a long time.

Here's the score for new AIME's, where we know the answers aren't in training. https://matharena.ai/?view=problem&comp=aime--aime_2026 As for MMLU, is your assertion that these AI …

The bird not having wings, but all of us calling it a 'solid bird' is one of the most telling examples of the AI expectations gap yet. We even see its own reasoning say it needs 'w…

I may not be AGI, but here's a $615 2 Queen bed hotel room for the dates he wants in exactly the location he wants (just not on Airbnb). https://www.booking.com/Share-Wt9ksz Maybe …

Yeah, I've found AI 'miracle' use-cases like these are most obvious for wealthy people who stopped doing things for themselves at some point. Typing 'Find me reservations at X rest…

Speaking of suboptimal writing, why call it a 'gay' love affair, when he was openly gay?

When the new pre-trained parameters come out in a new model generation, your old fine tuning doesn't apply to them.