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I find this paragraph to be odd: "Wavelengths as low as 13.5 nanometers can achieve more precise patterns in a single exposure. In fact, extreme ultraviolet lithography can combine…

You're right; I should've been more precise. However, we have tools for dealing with this—that's what quality-adjusted life-years are for! I don't contest that surgeries often sign…

Lol, I just care a lot about saving as many lives as I can; the most effective charities I've been able to find good evidence on save one life for $6–8k. If Watsi had a credible cl…

Watsi seems to be doing great work, but the title—"you helped save 33k lives"—reads as misleading to me. I guess "helped" could be doing a lot of heavy lifting here, but I would be…

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https://xcancel.com/dyushag/status/1993143599286886525 https://claude.ai/share/e368b733-71a4-4211-99f5-6b6cc717b575

Not 13?

This is a cool setup, but naively it feels like it would require hundreds of thousands of hours of data to train a decent generalizable model that would be useful for consumers. Ar…

Yeah, not sure why the HN backend changed it...

A) You could have an additional field in the jsonl file which says which rubric to use; then, your reward function could access this via `kwargs["rubric"]` and return a reward base…

Having an RL agent that's really good at search across some space sounds very powerful in general; "proofs-as-search" make this an appealing target. Back in the day, when I did mor…

we should publish some; the high-order effect seems to be that LoRAs significantly hurt small model performance vs FFT, with less of an effect for large models. This is maybe becau…

Thanks! Our goal is to make rl "just work" with completely automated GPU provisioning/algorithm selection/SFT-warm up, but giving people the ability to switch away from the default…

Yeah, for better or worse, the way the median startup interfaces with AI these days is through an LLM API, and that's what all the workflows are built around, so that's what we're …