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pleonasticity

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    Comment #47200154

    “Israel says…”

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    Comment #47118722

    I started doing this too after reading The Artists Way by Julia Cameron. She prescribes these “morning pages” as one of principal tools for overcoming internal creativity blocks. I…

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    Comment #46694252

    I think the strongest hypothesis is that he combined the anti war movement and black freedom struggles. He was assassinated one year after his historic “beyond Vietnam” speech. htt…

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    Comment #45420180

    https://archive.ph/vxq04

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    Comment #44137921

    Looks like he rediscovered Pulsed Laser Deposition: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulsed_laser_deposition

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    Comment #42763271

    I like this paper and it appears to be one of the best in the literature so far for AI for materials. Even DFT is not really scalable for this, computing the ground state of even a…

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    Comment #42762854

    I’m glad they actually tried synthesizing one of the materials their model predicted. Looks like they succeeded in synthesizing only 1 out of 4 of the materials for which they trie…

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    Comment #42444613

    These cyclists unfortunately need to just point their headlight downward--included in the installation instructions for almost all bike headlights is the direction to point the lig…

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    Comment #38089054

    I understand, but big claims require big evidence and so it’s still IMHO not rhetorically a strong position. I’m glad people find it more useful!

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    Comment #38088995

    This is great work, but HumanEval is an extremely limited benchmark and I don’t think you can seriously claim to beat GPT-4 at coding based only on that metric.

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    Comment #37822642

    SK is basically langchain in C# or .NET.

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    Comment #36409286

    What’s the risk in doing your job inside a large corporation?

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    Comment #36409037

    I work on Copilot now, and I can say this guy is totally full of himself. Just because he contributed to the first prototype does not entitle him to claim creation. He wasn’t even …

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    Comment #35608094

    Very nice. For those interested, you can get similar information using SourceGraph and LSIF in a standardized, language agnostic form: https://lsif.dev/ . It still generally requir…

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    Comment #34508317

    This is false, no Russian government official has threatened to use nuclear weapons.

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    Comment #32336711

    This does prompt hacking and calls OpenAI's Codex, which seems more like a clone than an alternative to Copilot.

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    Comment #31814233

    You may be interested in this paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2105.09352 As far as I know it was the first to train a model on commit diffs to generate code mutations, in this case fo…

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    Comment #29895708

    I just tried exporting my LastPass database without any issue.