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Comment #49228621
Thanks Claude for writing that
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Comment #49125441
I literally struggle to read it
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Comment #49103822
If the authors are reading: Why did you let an AI model author parts like "Design Principles"? It's not good writing and it is obvious.
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Comment #49055733
But then Sol doesn’t really follow the plan or rather invents things it should add or cut on top of the plan. How does one deal with that?
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Comment #49055705
Is anyone else having immense problems with this website due to Claude writing it? Beyond the AI writing style and the pure amount of sentences, nothing seems to transmit the right…
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Comment #49045217
Sol is a complete mess for me. It only works on end to end tasks in fresh codebases. Otherwise it cannot follow instructions, changes and deletes unrelated features or does sloppy …
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Comment #49045185
Gpt 5.6 in codex is unusable for me. It is no longer able to execute well defined changes. It does stuff that wasn’t asked for, deletes pieces of functionality unrelated to the tas…
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Comment #48998674
Sure, but there's no sota alternative from Google. That's it, and its beaten by GLM 5.2 on every measure except somewhat speed. I find that quite staggering. GLM is open weights
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Comment #48998623
according to AA it's not better than GLM 5.2 and that's surprising to me
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Comment #48998490
Here's the issue: GLM 5.2 is better, also cheaper, and almost as fast. So essentially, a big L for Google. Combine this with them not being able to produce a frontier model this ge…
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Comment #48998444
More likely they don't manage to advance benchmarks on the SOTA level anymore. In other words: They can't beat 5.6 nor Fable
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Comment #48975287
Coining the term: Slopfold When you Robot folds your clothes but it's kinda wrinkly and sloppy but you accept it anyway because it's easier than precisely folded and pressed clothe…
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Comment #48969358
You call your own blog post seminal and quote yourself in the repo. Are you … alright?
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Comment #48934293
Obviously the theory is decades old. I think nowadays a Game Theorist would not go and claim that the fixed-point convergence is an actual market process with consumers and monopol…
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Comment #48934118
Not really. Game Theory (in this iteration at least) is about identifying equilibria, not about the process of reaching them. This is one of several "deviations" of Game Theory fro…
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Comment #48934019
Somewhat that is it. The issue if, of course, that marginal revolution overstates the contribution of a single empirical study here. Of course everyone is aware that the original m…
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Comment #48933946
Some of the papers are linked. These papers, decades old, helpfully even show cases where the result does not hold.
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Comment #48933915
Yes, the logic applies to all sorts of bargaining situations - that's what later papers mentioned in the article is about
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Comment #48783502
Is this not just embedding anisotropicicity? Big topic early 2020s
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Comment #48625909
Has anyone compared recently doing something like ModernBERT plus classifier vs. full or lora FT of a small LM like qwen?
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Comment #48621261
Oh no that’s terrible. They even say the data is used by the external company to train and use however. Shit now i have to cancel my account
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Comment #48565460
Does not apply to oss models
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Comment #48520647
It will not. We are unable.
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Comment #48432075
In UK and Spain, computer engineers earn the median income?
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Comment #48284311
“Sound waves are captured from electro-mechanical vibration in the axles“ Finally! Electronic sound is fine if it is the actual sound of the car instead of some fake recording of a…