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tmule
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Comment #48927923
I worked at Meta for roughly a decade, and have very little faith left in its leadership. I’m waiting for someone to play the child in The Emperor’s New Clothes and finally say the…
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Comment #48927828
Suffered for a decade till I discovered this. I’d reached a point where I was actively skeptical about anything working, till this worked out. Good luck!
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Comment #48924237
Observational studies can have synthetic controls. The term, as such, doesn’t mean precisely what you think it means.
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Comment #48924195
Those invoking Dunning-Kruger are, with high probability, an instance of just that :) (also, see the comment below that touches upon the many gaps in the original paper, which is a…
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Comment #48923991
Magnesium Glycinate has been a game changer. My legs used to be tense to the point of cramping at night, and they’re now relaxed, enabling better sleep. I also use L-theanine as an…
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Comment #48803796
The same folks who informed him about how awesome Behemoth was?
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Comment #48664276
Reading comprehension isn’t your strong suit; personally have a preference for pigs since they’re benign and good-natured creatures.
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Comment #48661954
Huh? I was addressing a specific claim - not even sure what you’re trying to refute.
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Comment #48661921
I don’t know what definition of intelligence you’re using, but scoring extremely well on math tests qualifying him for that study is fully aligned with the psychometric POV.
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Comment #48649425
Hope so (ex-Meta, and hold a couple of million dollars of their stock, but quite dislike the company).
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Comment #48649401
Your impression about his intelligence is way off. Mark was part of the study for mathematically precocious youth, which has a math cutoff at the 1/10K rarity. He also has ambition…
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Comment #48637186
“ getting a 2100/1500+ on the SAT” Typo? 2100/2400 << 1500/1600 in terms of rarity.
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Comment #48616119
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Comment #48610625
Common term for about 75% of democrats under 50, who must be Jew-haters, of course. Sorry, ethnonationalism just isn’t a popular ideology, and the word is, in practice, just a shor…
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Comment #48604883
Hypocrisy is an individual quality, not a collective quality, Zio!
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Comment #48603326
What brute force? Any citations?
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Comment #48602995
Illogical collectivist blather suggesting that therefore, Muslims should be treated as a collective, and deprived of rights in Israel? Also, what’s with the “happily”?
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Comment #48602972
Don’t wrestle with pigs or argue with Zionists about Israel (though the former will at least avoid accusing you of things you’re not).
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Comment #48592573
Nope, but it’s not particularly unknown either. It shouldn’t be a surprise; he had remarkable research contributions before and after (separately, he was also an IMO gold medalist)…
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Comment #48592525
Thanks - wanted to point to this, and indeed should have worded my claim more precisely. And yes, am aware of prior work on attention. (I need to look it up, but I recall Noam sayi…
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Comment #48590722
Love the choice of words by Noam- exceptional team for OpenAI, amazing team for GDM.
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Comment #48590701
This understates his criticality. The author list was randomized, but the critical idea was truly his. Wonder what this says about GDM …
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Comment #48358327
Are video lectures available online?
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Comment #47914257
Estimates for the Maurya and Gupta periods are significantly more speculative than Mughal estimates. We have reasonably good tax and mint records for the Mughals, whereas Maurya/Gu…
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Comment #47914212
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