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UltraLutra
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Comment #44662329
It’s not bad for summarizing or translating. I like categorize AI outputs by prompt + context input information size vs output information size. Summaries: output Translate: output…
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Comment #44659967
* And you’re probably costing Anthropic >$1k in inference costs per _week_. Not >$10k. Typo.
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Comment #44659219
> Claude is simply too good at coding in well-represented languages like Python and Typescript to not pay hundreds of dollars a month for (if not thousands, subsidized by employers…
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Comment #44654088
From CS folks I’ve talked to, the experience isn’t better than getting a human on the other end immediately. It’s better than not being able to reach a human (e.g. outside support …
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Comment #44101352
It’s cute they think managers are evaluated on the quality of their employee performance review. I don’t disagree with the content. A well-thought review will help employees perfor…
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Comment #43661319
> …so it is hard to explain why their kids would be better off knowing something they don't need. Math is full of extremely useful concepts that aren’t otherwise obvious. To me, it…
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Comment #43661244
Yep. I work in finance. There are a ton of things like this that are just convention. Like treasury bonds being priced in 1/32nd increments. It probably made sense at the beginning…
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Comment #41119753
I'm not in anyway an expert, so I googled what some research says. Here's an interesting meta-analysis ( https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/s13423-023-02303-4 ). Memory and …
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