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yurimo
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Comment #49061528
I think it is important to divine what currently AI is good for and what it is not even in such verifiable environments like math. Current hyped announcements about breaking conjec…
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Comment #49031672
Or use sticky notes! My friend annotated her favorite book with notes for me and it was awesome.
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Comment #49031664
Personally found newest paperlike to be a lot like glass still, you barely get that paper feel at all and I hated it. They tried to keep clarity of the screen near glass level, but…
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Comment #48682532
I was considering getting M5 Max mbp with 128GB, but at that price it is just ridiculous, 64 version costs now roughly what 128 was before and that was a stretch for me. At this po…
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Comment #48640623
Wow I'm old, I still remember working with YOLOv2.
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Comment #48474490
I'm pretty sure this is not the use case at all but man do I miss bootcamp. Even for games if we could just run linux without a need for crossover, gaming on mac machines would be …
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Comment #48432563
I personally don't view coding agents making software as "software gotten better" you are comparing a tool and the end result, these are two different things. Agent you use going d…
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Comment #48432217
You can't really do that here because one of the key arguments for this, as people in the thread focus on is "1/10th of time" estimate, the comparison with humans is here already, …
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Comment #48432116
I think the telling part is in this line: > Because the repository is entirely agent-generated, it’s optimized first for Codex’s legibility I asked a question from a perspective of…
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Comment #48431161
What I still can't understand is why is massive amount of code generated is a flex? I don't feel that software has gotten a lot better in past 3 years, only sloppier. It's surprisi…
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Comment #48190352
Great stuff, thanks for posting.
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Comment #47596998
> No one has ever made a purchasing decision based on how good your code is. When I make a purchasing decision I expect the payment to go trough quickly and correctly and for whate…
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Comment #47539504
Sigh, as someone who does research in this area, this paper and its promotion on X has so many hype terms it is almost off-putting. If you read the paper what they are doing is try…
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Comment #46375120
Quanta? They do recaps by field every year. Have been a big fan for a while.
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Comment #45631931
I'm guessing you can still find Coral TPU-based boards somewhere but not sure what the support for these will be now that the focus is shifting. Coral TPU also uses subset of tenso…
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Comment #45421179
Rodney Brooks is widely recognized and celebrated roboticist, ran CSAIL for a while. iRobot as a company created a new market and managed to put a functional household robot out th…
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Comment #44707668
I might be wrong but isn't the HUD the author suggesting for coding is basically AREPL? For debugging I can see it work, but chatbox and inline q&a I feel has awider application. O…
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Comment #44612500
I believe there is new one coming out closer to HOMM3, called Olden Era. https://unfrozen.studio/games/olden-era/ I did try Songs of Conquest, it was decent
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Comment #43818516
Trying to make interpretability research practical. A bit early for the demo, but I am getting some interesting results for large multimodal models in terms of their reasoning.
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Comment #43117060
I don't know, there has been so many overhyped and faked demos in humanoid robotics space over the last couple years, it is difficult to believe what is clearly a demo release for …
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Comment #43111900
Multimodal agents notoriously fail at long horizon tasks, how does Magma perform on it?