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Comment #49226092
"The oral system scales poorly. One examiner can only hear so many students in a day." I'm not joking: you could have an AI quiz the students and test their understanding. That way…
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Comment #49217490
Yeah I'm not sure what happened but Reddit in particular is beyond saving, and I'm not saying it was ever great. I think we simply don't know how to create online communities that …
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Comment #49192301
Yes I am, which is why I said that, its much easier to automate over the chaos with a coding agent than with a script. They are still far from doing anything productive on their ow…
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Comment #49191461
Yes but science is well-structures and practically designed about repeatability so its a lot easier to automate than "softer" disciplines.
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Comment #49158992
Looks interesting. But does anyone really like the useState useContext etc. React model? Might as well make a better one if you are going to be compiling no?
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Comment #49128730
No that's not what I meant, I meant exactly what I said above.
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Comment #49118378
Thanks a lot for sharing! I'll try the discussion to unpack context, that sounds interesting. I end up having such discussions in separate chats anyways to understand what's happen…
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Comment #49117801
I think you are correct, its so hard to judge the quality of research that we have been using publication record/count as a proxy. Ultimately, having papers being easy to write is …
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Comment #49117781
My 2 cents: AI has improved writing considerably for non-native english speakers (in particular China). Writing feels more standardized/boring but easier to read overall. I hit few…
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Comment #49116335
Interesting. Framing it as 1x to infinity-x matches my experience too. I've have good success with it reproducing papers with existing code, but not such much with one-shotting new…
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Comment #49105104
Surprisingly good answer from Claude here... Boringly so.
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Comment #49093591
Apologies I misremembered and confused Pro with Plus.
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Comment #49092232
Pro is 10$ a month. You get what you pay for lol.
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Comment #49074861
Well, that statement wasn't meant to be taken literally. Maybe not the best wording, given the context...
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Comment #49048503
"completely meaningless" "the only purpose" There's some kernel of truth to what you are saying, but hyperboles like this just aren't accurate. All statistics lie but its better th…
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Comment #48969463
I'm confused as well, could someone who knows how TUIs work explain what's the point of React-style diffing in this context? I thought you need to clean and full redraw if anything…
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Comment #48925365
Its completely pointless yet I still want it. IDK, its the status lights that look fun.
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Comment #48864438
This feels mistaken; we develop abstract objects i.e. graphs based on real-world utility or whatever. As we try to improve our understanding of graphs, we value proofs that help us…
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Comment #48864404
I would assume/hope they had someone verify it before publishing
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Comment #48864392
You seem to be suggesting that it is just as hard to understand an existing proof to a problem, than to solve it yourself? I don't follow your argument at all, what are you trying …
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Comment #48351714
You had sudo on your PC. You just didn't know ;)
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Comment #48341566
Just to share my perspective, I have not had this much fun programming as when I first learned to code. It's really something you have to try for yourself to actually understand. I…
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Comment #48327114
I wasn't clear enough, I was replying to "you'll be the one selected, out of millions laid off," in context I meant "mass layoff" as in "95% of everyone is out of a job permanently…
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Comment #48325305
Current SOTA is far past "agressive autocomplete" at this point, more like ask for a PR for a small feature and its done... I guess for me the fun is you can build a lot yourself, …
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Comment #48325244
Perhaps its the apprehension/anxiety that makes it feel bad then? I like coding (building things) and couldn't care less about businesses, and am having a great time. In the curren…