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beyonddream
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Comment #49074407
I wish they took some time to reflect on how best to name a model. Like, would it make sense to add the model version at the end like every other artifacts labelled in software eng…
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Comment #49062862
Why ?
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Comment #48804847
The recent breakthrough of llm’s solving major open problem’s in math is a direct contradiction to the article. But, there is some truth to the article and perhaps it is more true …
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Comment #48742995
Nice find! The final paragraph of the Conclusion is amazingly prescient! "Significantly, we found that translation quality as indicated by BLEU score continues to improve with incr…
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Comment #48090057
You should read that essay! The model is capable of producing phd level research on it's own with minimal set of prompt's. I was sad because of this paragraph: "That view is that t…
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Comment #48088960
I am glad to see this today - after reading Tim gower's recent post on chatgpt 5.5 pro's phd level research ability I was feeling slightly sad about the future of math research. In…
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Comment #47544807
.claude has become the new dotfiles. And what do people do when they want to start using dotfiles ? they copy other’s dotfiles and same is happening here :)
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Comment #45027614
“Internal server error Sorry, there seems to be an error. Please try again soon.” Never thought I would ever see this on a google owned websites!
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Comment #44618463
He is talking about IMO (math olympiad) while he got gold at IOI (informatics olympiad) :)
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Comment #44265541
Try mimalloc. I have prototyped a feature on top of mimalloc and while effort was a dead end, the code (this was around 2020) was nicely written and well maintained and it was fun …
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Comment #44154060
My original question is to understand why it is considered as huge tolerance and what should be considered low tolerance. I am suspecting the paper’s intention is not to compare ap…
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Comment #44145994
Why do you think it is a huge tolerance ? (Just curious since it is not clear to me if that will lead to too much of reduction in numerical accuracy compared to the speedup)
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Comment #43922503
what is the GED you are referring to here ?
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Comment #43667473
Yeah no idea what it is, so I asked copilot, and it says CLP stands for Calculus Learning Project. Makes sense but don’t know if it is accurate :)
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Comment #40604649
This needs 2014 in the title.
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Comment #40533347
I liked and recommend - Statistics Unplugged by Sally Caldwell
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Comment #40455214
I haven't read the article yet but the moment I saw the writer is "Jordana Cepelewicz" I knew it is going to be great! I have read few of her past articles and they were excellent …
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Comment #40452122
Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #38888375
I have been programming in C professionally for the past ~4 years on a multi-threaded application in the ads industry and that is central to the business. C has lot of documented "…
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Comment #38066638
Do you suggest any book that does disambiguate between polynomial and polynomial function (i thought they were equivalent!) ?
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Comment #37079112
amazing to see this JS library uses minimal direct dependencies and even a separate devDependencies that are not needed for runtime - https://github.com/cloudflare/speedtest/blob/m…
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Comment #36901501
Ingress can also be costly especially if there is a steady state of high load traffic sent from on-prem machines to machines inside cloud (not sure about aws but have experienced t…
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Comment #36514470
This looks really interesting! Tangentially related if anyone is interested, I recently wrote[1] a pure C (no external dependency) version of coordination free, k-ordered 128-bit U…
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Comment #36347784
Oh this! I suffered learning this during college ;)