Gabriel Martins

[Gabriel Martins @Gabriel01615983]

@bmacabeus po, 2013 n acho q seria tao ruim, pq a crise da dilma seria um problema tao grande?

[Gabriel Martins @Gabriel01615983]

@VictorTaelin its back

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@kyerise @thekitze sometimes I question myself, but tweets like this remember me that the real world is real

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@helloimkongv @PenguinWeb3 @billsmith181172 same

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@0xHvdes @PenguinWeb3 LOL

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@morganlinton @HDergler what about quality of ouput

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@Ams_h99 @arankomatsuzaki i swear

[Gabriel Martins @Gabriel01615983]

@sama I think 2 more rounds of smarter and then we are good to start making it fast.

thx

[Gabriel Martins @Gabriel01615983]

@0xdoug also, from what I know about those big enterprises they are pushing token spent as performance metrics, im seeing crazy numbers from individuals in companies that use anthropic's models

[Gabriel Martins @Gabriel01615983]

@0xdoug the you take into account all others use such as non engineers, products that use anthropic as a provider, etc.

[Gabriel Martins @Gabriel01615983]

@0xdoug @Big_Fin_Art you do know anthropic has cheaper models, right?

[Gabriel Martins @Gabriel01615983]

@RealGalego yep
https://t.co/oY8Q5RDyYg

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

68 college students played video games an hour a day for 30 weeks. They got measurably smarter. EEG brain scans confirmed it.

The setup was simple. Half the group played League of Legends, an action game. The other half played Legends of the Three Kingdoms, a strategy card game. Same hours, same schedule, no gaming experience for anyone going in. Both groups improved on attention, working memory, and executive function. The League group's gains were significantly larger in spatial attention and spatial working memory. The benefits were still measurable 10 weeks after the gaming stopped.

None of this is new.

Daphne Bavelier's lab at the University of Geneva has been replicating this finding since the early 2000s. Her 2018 meta-analysis in Psychological Bulletin pulled data from 8,970 participants across 15 years and found the same thing. Action games train attentional control, a brain skill that transfers to other tasks. Strategy games train deliberation, which mostly stays inside the strategy game.

The mechanism is the counterintuitive part. Action games train your brain by giving you no time to think. The brain can't deliberate. League of Legends throws 9 champions, hundreds of minions, dozens of abilities, mana, cooldowns, and map state at you, all updating in milliseconds. The brain learns to perceive faster instead. That perceptual speed transfers to anything else that demands the same skill.

Including surgery.

The 2007 Rosser study in Archives of Surgery found that laparoscopic surgeons who played video games more than 3 hours a week made 37% fewer errors, completed procedures 27% faster, and scored 42% higher on overall performance. The top third of gamers made 47% fewer errors. Laparoscopic surgery is a 2D screen with distorted depth perception, remote-controlled instruments, and multiple data streams updating in real time. The cognitive profile is almost identical to an action video game.

The 10-week persistence is the part that should change how this gets discussed. If the gains were just from practicing the game, they would have disappeared the moment the students stopped playing. They didn't. The 30 weeks rewired the perceptual system, and the rewiring stayed.

[Gabriel Martins @Gabriel01615983]

@MercuriusFilius move 1 black ball in the empty bucket.
move 48 black balls to the white balls bucket.

2 buckets only have black balls
1 bucket has as much black balls as possible

[Gabriel Martins @Gabriel01615983]

@RoyDelfino @jacobtechtavern @_changxu funny, chatgpt doesnt seem to be able to answer this.

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@MithrandirDad @AgustinLebron3 i'd thats not the case for JS.

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@Sauers_ yes

[Gabriel Martins @Gabriel01615983]

@Sauers_ i just saw you github, the question remains

[Gabriel Martins @Gabriel01615983]

@h_asjad_ @Sauers_ right, right...