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Comment #49199806
It would be glorious if there was a split version!
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Comment #46683686
I put a 5 dollar phone-holder-ring on the back of my kindle, problem solved.
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Comment #46177269
In a maximally earnest way — to what degree should we be sure these language harms are real on net? Are there data as opposed to anecdata? (Of course many phenomena are real withou…
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Comment #45943115
This is also a nice way to combine the ratings of a number of noisy annotators with variable annotations noise.
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Comment #45554546
This is not work by any of the high profile new hires, in case folks are confused.
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Comment #45399636
Lillian’s blog is extremely good in general & if it’s new to you I suggest checking out the other posts also. I particularly enjoyed the one on human data.
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Comment #44979765
right, but you definitely shouldn’t be using any other formatter than ruff and this helps with that
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Comment #44841696
It’s the same principle as: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g60763-d477541...
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Comment #44841678
Isn’t the answer to the question just classic economies of scale? You can’t run GPT4 for yourself because the fixed costs are high. But the variable costs are low, so OAI can serve…
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Comment #44712927
You can dream of better yet! If the spec was required to be open source for the government project, then you could have commercial choices and some less feature rich open source ve…
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Comment #44703207
I feel the AI safety community has not made enough of Lehrer’s masterpiece on the topic: https://youtu.be/frAEmhqdLFs?si=DYsY5Juco-kJ5eWD
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Comment #44682729
Indeed, it’s like saying a jet plane can fly!
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Comment #44619404
It takes Tim Gowers more than hour and a half to go through q4! (Sure, he could go faster without video. But Tim Gowers! An hour and a half!!)
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Comment #44617621
It’s interesting that this is a competition elite enough that several posters on a programming website don’t seem to understand what it is. My very rough napkin math suggests that …
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Comment #44617518
There wasn’t in the CoT for these problems.
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Comment #44558463
Great follow-up work from OpenAI on this: https://openai.com/index/emergent-misalignment/
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Comment #44485891
Why is the method called sendOnce? It’s send with a capacity limiter / semaphore right, so what about it is Once?
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Comment #44393255
This is great! I have daydreamed about how to do a more complex algo: instead of character speed and frequency you could do bi-character speed/frequency/error rate and probably imp…
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Comment #44390228
“bad” seems fine?
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Comment #44384175
This article is quite bad: haughty in tone and confused in content. If you are interested in learning something about a key part subject matter (compounding loopholes and their imp…
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Comment #44344103
How do you purport to know this?
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Comment #44280595
I get motion sick more easily than most, and a Waymo is much much smoother than a typical uber driver. I am happy to pay a fairly large time&momey premium for this.
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Comment #44207995
I saw your comment and counted — in May I took a Waymo thirty times.
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Comment #44025666
One could train a language model to predict task difficulty (and other parameters) here, which would be great for the initialisation of new cards