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This resonates a lot with me, well worth the long read. And the last part about how to try keep the human part relevant, is exactly what I try for now.

This checks out 50-250kg CO2 are common guesses for 10k spend. That would be in the same order of magnitude of an average daily commute with an older car.

The fact that is is ai generated.

For that test you have to compare letting a fresh agent (subagent) or the same model do the same review. The fact that a review helps does not prove the model choice for the review…

Added the () part since this title has been used a lot in other articles.

Exactly this. This may be worth the discount. Or not if your time and attention is worth (quite) a lot.

At work I use opus max Fast It hardy ever fails for no reason even if I forget to give it all the right context. At home i run sonnet, and it does not get what I meant or expected …

Thank you. This is great to hear!

While chatGPT was not out then, the ML that drives robotics was acting by then very much.

In had one app like that from Cydia Loved it.

Original artikel https://open.substack.com/pub/alexeyondata/p/how-i-dropped-o...

Would that be unified memory? Where the gpu and cpu can share the memory? Which is key for performance.

LLM are way older. The Nobel prize for it shows how they made many of the breakthroughs decades ago ChatGTP was the popular breakthrough. Even then your Smartphone keyboard has bee…

Because optimizing for security is sometimes specifically decreasing convenience. In the original (first) article some of those considerations are discussed.

So I was curious what they mean by sending out an id for gps. Since that seems to me not something that is happening for all types of GPS implementations.

This is great context for the cost claim. Which turns out only to be technically true when looking at the final run.

>But if there was a way to correctly tell people: "look, this smartphone is 20% more expensive, but it will last twice as long and it will be more convenient for you in ways you ca…

Very fascinating read. Especially the reviewers comments linked at the end. The point is that alignment after training is much more complicated and limited than it might appear. An…

Makes a huge claim at the start. >"The huge gap between those ages could change our understanding about how humans spread across the world. If the ancestors of today’s non-Africans…

What an excellent written article. Thanks Dan Luu!

Good point!

While the highest catergoies are vague (web development vs cloud development) the specific clusters shown in the language specific examples expose a nation specific collectiev acti…