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what if you can plug your miner into your student housing grid lol
Does anyone use these at all? They were fun for a minute before the AI boom but they're still so stupid...
Seems like diminishing returns on creating a specialized vs foundational model...
At the extreme performance end these tests end up boiling down to trivia/minutiae... I guess I can take pride in getting a top 10% score for a human way back in the day... not bad for a human lol.
the upshot is this:
- doctors alone scored 73.7% on diagnosing patients even when using google etc.
- doctors using GPT scored 76.3%
- but GPT alone scored 92%.
š ... When they say you will be replaced by someone that knows how to use AI haha
Haha not rocket science but if they buy closer to the latest support = green, if they buy closer to the latest resistance line = red. My problem (and I suspect many others) is I'm always FOMOing in near resistance only to see stock prices pull back.
When you are gambling on a diverse portfolio of shitcoin fiat stocks like me I think it'd nice to know where the value is to invest your dry powder.
Need to watch Superman... just watched 28 years later the other night... started off amazing then was underwhelmed in the latter half. I guess not to different from the original which is my favorite zombie movie of all time.
Yeah sounds like there are a lot of regulations that incentivize companies to stay below 50 or 10 employees...
First time posting here...
Been wanting to dip my hands into "vibe coding" for a while now but have been a bit intimidated (10+ years out from having written any code in the past)...
- Tried my hand out at vibe coding a Gorilla vs 100 humans game: https://gorillagauntlet.replit.app/
- Working on a concept ("vibe-prototyped") to help "value investors" buy the dip using daily AI driven Technical Analysis: https://stock-dips-mockup.replit.app/stockdips_mockup_frontpage.html
Damn, looks like it won't just take my 20 year old cs.stanford.edu email lol
There should be a market for students to sell their account access for $10/month...
It's intimidating to start but ultimately pretty simple if you want to dabble... an easy exercise just ask chatgpt/grok etc to make you a Tetris .html game. Copy-paste or download the .html file and load in a browser and you're done. Then you can start prompting it to add features (colors, scoreboard, levels etc)... reload and viola
Playing around with vibe coding I decided to vibe code a Gorilla vs 100 humans game: