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Comment #46206027
Highly AI generated article, including the whiteboard image.
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Comment #45581838
I think it's good to bring up Bernstein & Newhouse as well as Yuchen Jin, Jiacheng You and the other speedrunners who helped iterate on Muon. But I think it's very fair to call Kel…
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Comment #45573236
Muon was invented by Keller Jordan (and then optimized by others) for the sake of this speedrunning competition. Even though it was invented less than a year ago, it has already be…
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Comment #44864476
I think this is a different construction. "And" in "try and find out" is acting as a conjunction, separating two different actions
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Comment #44676637
this guide is just for an example of how to build a single mcp (e.g. a vector store). chatgpt connectors implement mcps in general now
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Comment #44358511
claude sonnet typically forgets about uv script syntax in my experience. I usually find myself having to paste in the docs every time. By default it wants to use uv project syntax.…
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Comment #44304411
Not publicly, but a few people in berkeley are working on it. Here is a paper from last year: https://imjal.github.io/theory-of-tetrachromacy . (Disclaimer: i am on this paper). Th…
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Comment #44193837
Have you tried o3 on those problems? I've found o3 to be much more impressive than Opus 4 for all of my use cases.
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Comment #44119911
isn't this survivorship bias? e.g. people who genuinely feel highly nihilistic, that there is no order, structure, meaning, etc. are very unlikely to be successful--and also unlike…
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Comment #44073306
How can reason give us shared values across cultures? Why do you suppose your moral clarity was generated from your brain and not your gut?
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Comment #44066404
Why is o3-mini there but not o3?
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Comment #44043779
I believe this is from 2019 or 2020. Any LLM e.g. Gemini could one shot any problem here, I believe.
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Comment #43984987
I'll check it out!
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Comment #43978343
I'll take the long side on that bet
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Comment #43976203
I've been hacking away at trying to process PDFs into Markdown, having encountered similar obstacles to OP regarding header detection (and many other issues). OCR is fantastic thes…
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Comment #43858996
hey there's preview
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Comment #43754430
Would be interested in inclusion of PEP 292 [1] in your discussion here, which introduced `string.Template`. Is this Template going to be deprecated? [1] https://peps.python.org/pe…
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Comment #43426306
One of the most novel demos I've seen openai ship in a few years. I love how it looks almost like a synth. Fun to play around with!
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Comment #43290960
Cool anecdote from inside article > A seasoned performance engineer was looking through Strobelight data and discovered that by filtering on a particular std::vector function call …
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Comment #43256358
to support custom key mappings, as many people with fancy ergonomic keyboards use
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Comment #43164724
very beautiful simple animation. Good visualization of the proof of the algo; namely, that at each step i of the outer loop the first i elements are sorted (this is easy to show vi…
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Comment #42955595
Hilarious post. I recommend people read to the end > If Jeffries started with a different core representation, then it's likely his subsequent design decisions would also change. T…
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Comment #42879384
I really like the thesis of this post: that there is a fundamental divide in tech that can be summarised as "the gamer" and the productivity-maxxing "nihilist". Here's how they des…
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Comment #42712764
norepinephrine = primary neurotransmitter for the sympathetic nervous system (fight or flight). Mostly produced in brain stem/adrenal glands.