I had this idea while taking a shower and felt that I had to share it. It most likely has flaws, so I would appreciate any feedback at [email protected]. My hunch is that it could be a stepping stone towards something more fundamental.
New blog post: **Our muscles will atrophy as we climb the Kardashev Scale**
Similar to the growth in humanity’s energy consumption, the average human’s physical strength will move down a spectrum, marked by distinct Biomechanical Stages ⬇️
Hi @cursor_ai, if your models could stop removing my painstakingly written comments, that would be great? Ok? Thanks
(I know I could define some rules for this or something, but this shouldn't be default behavior)
yesterday i asked o1-preview “who are you?” and it used 900 reasoning tokens to reply
whatever openai is doing to these models, it’s giving them an existential crisis lol
Python might take over JavaScript as the most used language after all
uv from @astral_sh is one of the biggest upticks in Python developer experience in the last 10 years
I've seen so many people struggle with Python distributions, virtual environments, Anaconda, etc. over the years
Most newbies don't care about where their Python executables are, why they have to edit PATH, or why they have to activate a virtu...
3-4 messages back and forth with o1-preview, and I have a CLI tool to remove debug statements from my code.
No need to do a search for import ipdb... and manually delete the lines. Instead just run in your project:
$ rmdbg .
Written in Rust so it's fast
https://t.co/yWuF3mDzUC
OpenAI released a new model that “thinks” to itself before it answers. They intentionally designed the interface to hide this inner monologue. There was absolutely no technical reason to do so. Only business reasons
Imagine the following scenario:
1. We develop brain-scan technology today which can take a perfect snapshot of anyone’s brain, down to the atomic level. You undergo this procedure after you die and your brain scan is kept in some fault-tolerant storage, along the lines of GitHub Arctic Code Vault.
2. But sufficiently cheap real-time brain emulation technology takes considerably longer to develop—say 1000 years i...
This is a quick note on Subscription states on Stripe. Subscriptions are objects which track products with recurring payments. Stripe docs on Subscriptions are very comprehensive, but for some reason they don’t include a state diagram that shows the transitions between different states of a subscription. They do have one for Invoices, so maybe this post will inspire them to add one.
It looks like a plateau until you remember they made GPT-4o available to free users, and it might be smaller than GPT-4. So this announcement doesn't prove anything about the capabilities of their largest model
Some languages are harder to learn compared to others. Difficulty can show up in different places. For example, English has a relatively easy grammar, but writing it can be challenging. Remember the first time you learned to write thorough, through, though, thought and tough.