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aoeusnth1

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    Comment #49233404

    It sounds like you agree with the criticism that your title is a bunch of baloney, but somehow think that's not your fault? You wrote the lies in that title, not an algorithm.

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    Comment #49185586

    Sounds like you get your news from 2024 when people thought things were plateauing after GPT4?

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    Comment #49185405

    Soccer is nondeterministic. Are you as good as Messi?

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    Comment #49058996

    The return on capital is also phenomenal. To be a bear, you have to assume that will crater.

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    Comment #49043978

    No, because Opus is smarter than those models if they’re all on medium settings. You should compare at similar levels of performance, which would be favorable to Opus.

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    Comment #48500366

    If it's memorized your benchmark then your benchmark is bad, it's not cheating

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    Comment #48452332

    What about all his other articles that had f-bombs and the predictive utility of used toilet paper?

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    Comment #48440342

    It doesn't matter what went wrong- he is not a credible leader. If you are going to lead doctors, you should be a doctor. It doesn't matter why you didn't become a doctor.

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    Comment #48231331

    "To all my haters who said I mispredicted the capabilities of these systems, rest assured: my statements have no predictive worth at all! I am not saying anything concrete!"

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    Comment #48225778

    Did I miss where OpenAI plagerized the disproof of the planar unit distance problem from?

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    Comment #48184857

    We're discussing whether they are models or not, not whether they have goals and agency. A language model does form a model of who you are and what you're thinking, because languag…

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    Comment #48176359

    When I read your reply, I’m also modeling language. Tokens are just the discretization of the model’s eyes and ears. My brain does a huge amount of work to represent what’s happeni…

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    Comment #48176024

    The universe contains subsystems which can be described as eluded in the sense that we can take the intentional stance on these systems and describe their observable behavior as be…

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    Comment #48176007

    There is nothing which makes either of them are “you.” The feeling of Self is a useful predictor which a physical subsystem uses to nagivate the world and predict observations. “I”…

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    Comment #48165587

    The model is the thing which is learned in order to make the probabilistic prediction with low entropy.

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    Comment #48161579

    AI agents

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    Comment #48157489

    I believe they were using their teeth (or lack thereof) to reference their visible meth addiction. See GP, "2) meth is neurodegenerative. heavy users end up with a permanent disabi…

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    Comment #48157463

    The article explicitly and repeatedly affirms that illegal THC vapes are dangerous because of Vitamin E Acetate, which is used as a thickener agent. TFA points out how the NYT arti…

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    Comment #47983107

    Meat is optional.

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    Comment #47917376

    And idle% is causally connected to whether you make a request or not, surely? I don't understand how your mental model works.

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    Comment #47917356

    Babies are not conditionally created to solve a problem.

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    Comment #47795093

    SWE-bench pro is ~20% higher than the previous .1 generation which was released 2 months ago. For their SWE benchmark, the token consumption iso-performance is down 2x from the mod…

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    Comment #47669932

    Why is a map lookup measured in ms instead of us? Something is seriously wrong with these benchmarks.

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    Comment #47560425

    > Wobbly assumption that increasing the size of these models yields better performance. I'm assuming you disagree that larger models are better? Can you expand on what indicates th…