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Comment #45193092
I thought charter schools and public schools received the same $/student.
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Comment #45141154
What’s funny is the jerky animation actually communicates so much more than the smooth animation.
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Comment #45133363
I attended high school in the US in the early 00’s and cell phones were absolutely banned from classrooms. You could keep them in your locker and use them between classes, but that…
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Comment #45130680
FWIW there is a new-ish kind of intermediate genre between classic LAN/ranked multiplayer and single player, which is the whole “survival” genre. Generally speaking, they can be pl…
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Comment #45031669
Basically anything that requires a massively parallel computation on undeterminable states that are only clear in hindsight. From https://scottaaronson.blog/ : “If you take nothing…
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Comment #45014357
What’s the best choice of free desktop PDF Viewer/Editor these days (any OS)? On Windows I’ve been using PDF-XChange for a decade or so now, but curious if better alternatives have…
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Comment #44989241
“Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos”
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Comment #44977424
That’s a fair point. But it greatly limits the scope of human-introduced error. I think already for FLT, the surface area for error in the kernel and in axiom translation is substa…
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Comment #44975413
You need at least 45 guesses since 2^44 < 16!
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Comment #44969075
I contend it is the only way to move forward on the goal of “automating” mathematics. Although we’ve seen natural language approaches do well at IMO, the human effort required to v…
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Comment #44915589
Caveat: I am not an expert, so this is a semi-educated guess. I imagine it would depend on whether DINOv3 captures the information of whether a given person is in the image, which …
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Comment #44906182
To elaborate, this is a foundation model. This basically means it can take an arbitrary image and map it to a high dimensional space H in which ~arbitrary characteristics become mu…
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Comment #44904077
Perhaps you can do some pre-processing before the LLM sees it, e.g. replacing every instance of “kill” with “NorwegianDudeGameKill”, and providing the specific context of what the …
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Comment #44903874
As I understand it, the most effective small models are synthesized from larger models.
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Comment #44901591
The rejection might also be random and out of your control. E.g. if they already filled the position or the higher-ups decided to save costs by taking back open headcount. Frustrat…
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Comment #44892409
Is anyone else getting tired of these articles? “Area man who had poor judgement ten years ago now has both poor judgement and access to chatbots”
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Comment #44885170
In some sense, the program itself is a ~512 byte compression of an infinite stream of bytes.
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Comment #44833740
The benefits have just not been that wide ranging to the average person I think you might be underestimating how many non-technical people are using LLM’s daily.
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Comment #44833685
Won’t you get margin called if the stock goes up in the meantime?
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Comment #44833130
Is anything stopping private philanthropy from funding science today? Generally speaking it is in the government’s interest to support fundamental scientific research.
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Comment #44829251
I think “PhD level knowledge” is probably a more meaningful and accurate phrase.