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    Comment #40444228

    I did not look at the source code yet, but is this some sorta physics modeling problem? Treat the strings as a a bunch of interconnected balls, then apply the force at point, compu…

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    Comment #40440940

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    Comment #40440933

    > To me, LLM query management and retrieval is much more valuable than response generation Sure, for certain tasks. For other tasks retrieval is less useful.

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    Comment #40440858

    I think a superset of bash with strong types makes more sense than a brand new language that compiles to it. This is what makes typescript so successful (aside from other things) i…

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    Comment #40435516

    A bit of a clickbaity title, but I'll bite I think "cleverness" is a function of your (and your team's) experience in a particular language / domain space I worked with teams where…

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    Comment #40430496

    agreed, I find it pretty useful to check if I remember where LSTM stuff connects I remember reading the original paper a while ago but always forget (pun intended) where to connect…

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    Comment #40430412

    I didn't encounter the issue you described with adding an already existing edge though -- the counter stays the same the answer to RNN is non-trivial, but perhaps Recurrent in RNN …

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    Comment #40430379

    Amazing Now if only the education system improved as well and stopped feeding the kids useless information.

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    Comment #40382411

    and both are backed by msft?

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    Comment #40382398

    I never get tired of reading articles about typestate pattern

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    Comment #40382394

    Valve GoldSrc for me

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    Comment #40382371

    I prefer the term "making shit work"

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    Comment #40382359

    that's an interesting hypothesis, I suppose one can make N calls to the API and look if the distribution of wrong answers is skewed towards the later portion of the API calls

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    Comment #40382286

    sure, but with like a 100x improvement in usability -- chatgpt is helpful in figuring out what stuff to read (at least for me) so that when I go to the actual paper or a book I kno…

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    Comment #40382205

    to be fair, this question does not require any advanced math beyond knowing how to compute the area of a disk to me, the impressive part of gpt is being able to understand the imag…

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    Comment #40382146

    if you sampled N random people on the street and asked them to solve this problem, what would the outcome be? would it be better than asking chatgpt N times? I wonder

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    Comment #40382085

    I don't disagree -- there is a place for specialized tool, and LLM wouldn't be my first pick if somebody asked me to add two large numbers. There is nothing wrong with LLM + SAT so…

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    Comment #40381990

    "a PhD level understanding of computer aided geometric design" could you elaborate? I found chatgpt to pretty useful in high level understanding of where the topics stand in the gr…

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    Comment #40381807

    maybe theorem proving could help? ask gpt4o to produce a proof in coq and see if it checks out...or split it into multiple agents -- one produces the proof of the closed formula fo…

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    Comment #40381659

    it choked because it didn't solve for `t` at the end impressive attempt though, it used number of wraps which I found quite clever

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    Comment #40287680

    I feel like SBERT is no longer considered Large :)

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    Comment #23366367

    tldr: the original idea came to me while studying homeomorphisms of various topological spaces embedded in R^3, thus the name. My original goal was to visualize homeomorphisms in R…

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