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typs

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    Comment #48900347

    "Comfortably" varies by person. I know many people living fine on less in San Francisco.

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    Comment #48796664

    Yes, I absolutely know some. At the same time, many weren’t out of financial necessity but maybe financial convenience. I know a few who had a remote job or worked in their hometow…

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    Comment #48715791

    Some interesting ideas in this, but I think his argument is somewhat undermined by the fact that his main example of computer use has actually gotten much better recently because o…

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    Comment #48693035

    Perhaps. RL env companies based in the U.S. sell to Chinese labs quite a bit too though (though on a discount, once they're no longer on the frontier)! And it would make sense that…

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    Comment #48453361

    What did you do around cross-harness testing? I don't see anything in the blog post about what harnesses were used in evaluation. SOTA benchmarks have consistently shown that front…

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    Comment #48395071

    Obviously a balance would be best, but as someone who went to a very grade-inflated school, I do believe that grade inflation gets in the way of education substantially. When you c…

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    Comment #48129939

    I mean, so many graded assignments are online now that very little technology is needed to cheat. I would guess that is the largest driver in increased cheating at universities.

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    Comment #48129874

    As someone who attended an elite school in the post-covid era, here was my experience: There is relatively little stigma against cheating. Maybe in smaller seminars and classes wit…

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    Comment #48070164

    Sort of. Putting current knowledge into a number can be pretty interesting / useful though. Like many people, I read headlines and pay attention to what's happening in internationa…

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    Comment #48051453

    I’m not so sure. From talking to some of my own friends at google they feel that antigravity/gemini models are handicapping them and would much rather be using claude code (which o…

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    Comment #47883116

    GPT-4 cost 6x on input and 2x output tokens when it was released as compared go GPT-5.5

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    Comment #47522415

    My takeaway from playing a number of levels is that I am definitely not AGI

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    Comment #47499239

    I mean, this is why everyone is making bank selling RL environments in different domains to frontier labs.

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    Comment #47498446

    I mean the details are in the post. You can see the conversation history and the mathematician survey on the problem

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    Comment #47235843

    I mean the same level of intelligence does get cheaper. People just care about being on the frontier. But if you track a single level of intelligence the price just drops and drops…

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    Comment #46627399

    I wish I had the opposite of this. It’s a race trying to come up with new ways to have Cursor edit and set my env files past all their blocking techniques!

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    Comment #46334210

    It’s unlikely the students at Brown killed were targeted. He opened fire on a room of students at a review session, shooting 11 people. It seems very possible that this was an act …

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    Comment #46298593

    I grew up in a very warm place, then moved to a very cold place and was miserable. I’d never done a winter and every year I was deeply unhappy for huge spans of the year. But then …

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    Comment #46154643

    I believe they’re just classifying all models into “reasoning models” eg o3 vs “non reasoning models” eg 4o and just doing a comparison of total tokens (input tokens + hidden reaso…

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    Comment #46154555

    This is really amazing data. Super interesting read

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    Comment #46139460

    Ah yes. The big tech employees of Amazon and Microsoft, the common folk.

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    Comment #46080324

    Meta doesn't actually owe the bank anything in this setup. That would be Blackrock and the other private creditors.

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    Comment #46080145

    The Matt Levine article on this financing is more readable: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/mergers-and-acquisitions/matt-...

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    Comment #45895999

    I agree with this. It's a critique you'll hear often from intellectual elites who prefer NYC. But most people, even in the bay area, are people with many interests who don't talk a…