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Comment #48596195
The 4 emdashes are in the headline, the introtext below the headline, in the author bio, and the site 's footer — all of them might have been inserted by the website editor, not th…
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Comment #47689466
Same here. Z.ai seem to promote 4.7 for smaller tasks, 5.1 for larger tasks (similar to Anthropic's recommendation for usage of Haiku and Sonnet/Opus models). 5.1 works for me alre…
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Comment #47619680
Does "major number release" mean that it is actually an order of magnitude more compute effort that went into creating this model? Or is this fundamentally a different model archit…
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Comment #47013358
That's what had to happen. To bid for lucrative defense contracts (and who knows what else from which organizations and governments). Also, competitors are much less constrained by…
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Comment #46987151
Seems that I cannot use GLM-5 via the API yet, because I am on the Coding-Lite Plan, the most basic paid tier. I have also realized that I get faster and correct answer to the asci…
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Comment #46986877
There is a well-known CLI tool for JSON processing called jq. I have just asked GLM-4.7 for the name of jq's built function to convert a string to lowercase. It is called ascii_dow…
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Comment #46807862
How many Microsoft employees are working on Azure Linux in 2026 (full-time equivalents)? Github Project Page lists ~ 195 contributors today. Is Azure Linux relying on community con…
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Comment #43397063
Q: There is not a single occurrence of the word "infer" (and related terms such as "inference") in the whole paper. Did you carefully try to avoid it or did this happen accidentall…
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Comment #43386290
4.7% of population, as the says so in summary of the study[1] , 3rd sentence. (1st sentence of second paragraph) [1] https://www.drugtopics.com/view/pharmacy-deserts-prominent-i...…
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Comment #42723106
Long-term memory (LTM) consolidation is thought to require the prior establishment of short-term memory (STM). -- Authors show that it does not have to be this way.
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Comment #42567104
I think, in Germany, only small companies (sole proprietorship businesses) will see your diverse skillset as an advantage. Or one of those companies who are really desperate to hir…
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Comment #42474639
In of their release videos for the o1 -preview model they _admitted_ that it's hardcoded in.
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Comment #42272414
Can Typst only produce PDFs? Are other output formats on the development roadmap? (I know that pandoc is incredibly flexible.)
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Comment #42272249
Read the article - This is not the EU commission or some bigwig requesting a hearing or an investigation. Rather there was one delegate from one of the many political groups in the…
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Comment #42134458
Do you plan to write more "fundamental" AI papers such as "On the measure of intelligence", do you plan to refine your ARC-AGI benchmark again?
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Comment #41866917
Some computer science departments (and their MOOCs) use Lisp Dialects "Racket" and "Scheme" as a Teaching Language . For example, IDE DrRacket has an innovative language preselecti…
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Comment #41225311
Roman Emperor Nero introduced these in the year 67 AD during the 211th Olympiad: - Heraldry - Lyre playing - Chariot race with foals - Chariot race with ten horses - Tragedy writin…
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Comment #39439714
Maybe this was a review talk, designed for an audience of undergraduate students from various majors.
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Comment #39294508
Google HTML/CSS Style guide: https://google.github.io/styleguide/htmlcssguide.html
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Comment #38843208
Who decides or sets the difficulty level of "reading ease" (which is a sortable metadata attribute on the search page) ? Some classiications seem a bit ...nonintuitive. For example…
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Comment #38654486
Once a week (at least!) some research group publishes another review paper to the cs.AI section on ArXiv. Look for new [papers with "survey" in the title]( https://arxiv-sanity-lit…
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Ask HN: How to keep track of answers from several AI systems?
At this time I have several preferred interactive GUI-based AI systems: ChatGPT, Perplexity and others. Often I have an open question and say, ChatGPT answers it quite thoroughly. …
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Comment #36275724
There is a section "The Future" which talks about Artificial Intelligence (AI): The author postulates that if computer scientists develop intelligent machines that can do all thing…
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Comment #36268685
PHP Intellisense Extension for VSCode (10€ once) DBeaver database mgmt 12€/mth (with intermissions) github copilot 10€/month NimbusNotes 40€/year Cloud Platform (GCP), various serv…