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Comment #43961267
Why not just write a script that does this but with all of the model providers and requests multiple completions from each? Why have a whole ass editor open just for code review?
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Comment #43811145
I think you need to be more specific about which "chatgpt reasoning model" you used. Even the free version of chatgpt has reasoning/thinking now but there are also o1-mini, o1, o1-…
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Comment #43804623
They only did that for image generation. The more interesting part is that an LLM can approach or find the correct caption for an image, video or audio during test time with no tra…
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Comment #42995565
Are you contending that every human derives their reasoning from first principals rather than being taught rules in a natural language?
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Comment #42926620
Doing better than Firefox
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Comment #42908645
It seems that you didn't understand the main point of the exposition. I'll summarize the ops comment a bit further. Points 1 and 2 only explain how they are able to erroneously jus…
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Comment #42786955
That's essentially what R1 Zero is showing: > Notably, it is the first open research to validate that reasoning capabilities of LLMs can be incentivized purely through RL, without …
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Comment #42692329
Worked great for Vancouver /s
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Comment #42692313
This is a quick "fix" that has a lot of unintended consequences. I've seen it first hand and the only people it benefits are those who are already wealthy. Everyone else gets a lot…
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Comment #42683042
I'm not sure if you've read many comments on here but there seem to be more people railing against generative AI than there are those sharing useful and interesting stories or crit…
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Comment #42639698
Step 1: https://claude.ai Step 2: Write out your description of the thing you want to the best of your ability but phrase it as "I would like X, could you please help me better def…
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Comment #42639596
Not so sure about those examples and pairing with the idea of quick and dirty work.
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Comment #42474573
Your point is on the verge of nullification with the rapid improvement and adoption of autonomous drones don't you think?
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Comment #41897373
I don't think motor skills are a good object to use in an argument about verbal vs non-verbal thinking. We have large regions of our brains primarily dedicated to motor skills and …
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Comment #41828527
Yes! that too.
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Comment #41828511
The tower is also how they plan to perform maintenance and re-staging for another launch. The tower can place it back on the launch structure or lower it down to the ground if it n…
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Comment #41828401
true but don't forget this is test flight #5
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Comment #41828383
not sure how anyone can miss the "throwing away the airplane" part as being the cost driver.
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Comment #41828321
With a payload volume of 8m diameter by 22m height you could fit a James Webb size telescope inside with minimal folding. The sunshield (21.2 m by 14.2m) would only need to fold al…
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Comment #41683733
You're pretty good at writing clickbait headlines yourself. Those huge checks are a DoD contract for unblockable internet coms not some handout and for $20 million a month it sound…
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Comment #41683698
Unfortunately, they've taken to doing things like saying Horse C is in the lead when it's actually Horse B and telling everyone Horse A has gone lame when it's clearly neck in neck…
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Comment #41653391
someone should revive it as a GUI debugger. doing so would narrow the scope which should cut down on complexity. let people use their own editors and IDEs for making code changes. …
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Comment #41653203
Wow, great work and kudos for making the source available! I'll have to give this a try.
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Comment #41627055
we're still very far away from complete automation. one person now can do the work of 10 or 100 workmen in the past but people are still needed to transport and set up the feed sto…
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Comment #41584957
I don't think there's a single way that we learn things, there's too much variety in how, when and why things are committed to memory and still more of a difference with things tha…