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taegee

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    Comment #49121128

    > 320.7M prompt tokens So that's an additional couple of thousand dollars API cost (at $1.57/M tokens Weighted Avg Input Price and $30.77/M tokens Weighted Avg Output Price)?

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    Comment #49061504

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    Comment #49039234

    > I have always loved---and used---the em-dash [...] I have always loved—and used—the em-dash [...] ;)

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    Comment #48976588

    https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=Det%5BD%5B%7B-%281%2Bxy...

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    Comment #48940246

    https://chatjimmy.ai

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    Comment #48920617

    This June in Germany was on average 3 °C hotter than usual. That should give an idea.

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    Comment #48872662

    They have to feed the bubble.

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    Comment #48858194

    Screen time is fundamentally bad for a five year old regardless of the content.

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    Comment #48801607

    I tried all of them (organic maps, OSMAnd, etc.) and eventually stuck with locus maps. https://locusmap.app The interface is a bit cumbersome, but it got way better over time and t…

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    Comment #48595091

    I just ditched Chezmoi in favor of GNU Stow …

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    Comment #48401172

    https://i.imgur.com/fk1aI.jpeg :)

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    Comment #48176444

    > It's one step down from a pandemic emergency (which, to be clear, has not been declared). Well, no wonder. Ot was introduced only in June 2024.

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    Comment #48096607

    I'm sorry, but this is precisely the reason I'm using DeArrow. https://dearrow.ajay.app/

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    Comment #48072715

    You don't need conditional probability here, as the flips are independent. It's just p(H)p(T). And p(H)p(T) = p(T)p(H), thus 2*p(H)p(T) = 2p(1-p).

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    Comment #48072372

    Afaics it's just basic commutativity – p(H)p(T) = p(T)p(H) – since instances are independent. Same, of course, holds for flipping it multiple times. But there you get more than Hea…

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    Comment #48028203

    https://i.imgur.com/eAwdKEC.png Edit: Alternative link: https://www.cyberciti.biz/media/new/cms/2017/04/dns.jpg

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    Comment #47994835

    While I partially agree with you, there IS work being done to make the metrics comparable. Eg: https://ghzhang233.github.io/blog/2026/03/05/train-before-te... It just hasn't been w…

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    Comment #47987459

    It's impossible to label AI content in general. Actually, I'm quite sick of all the "label AI" mumble. The only thing you can reliably do is to prove that someone is a human.

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    Comment #47974054

    > Why are they unmanageable? Just look at the statistics. E. g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_nuclear_disasters_and... To say that they're _potentially_ safe by waving at …

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    Comment #47972110

    Here we go again ... Did those plants suddenly became manageable? No. Did those plants suddenly became cheap? No. Do we suddenly have a solution for the waste? No. Have new uranium…

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    Comment #47873231

    "Model A wins on MMLU. Model B wins on ARC-Challenge. Model C wins on HellaSwag. At some point you stop trusting any of them—not because benchmarks are meaningless, but because no …

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    Comment #47215440

    Betteridge's law of headlines -.- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...

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    Comment #47099951

    We've already been there. -.- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutsche_Mathematik I recommend translating the German version as it is much more detailed. > "But far more important is…