Is it just me, or did Claude Opus get a lot dumber in the last few days? I keep seeing it make mistakes and leave out stuff so much that I keep checking if my model selection didn't accidentally change to sonnet or worse.
Sci-Hub is an evil website that pirated 85M+ research papers and made them freely available
And now they've added AI to their database to make Sci-Bot.
It answers your questions using latest, full-text articles.
But DO NOT use it. We should all try to make billion-dollar academic publishers richer.
I'm putting the link below so you know how to avoid it.
The more I use AI tools, the more I have to admit that I'm not that much more productive... I simply FEEL that much more productive.
In reality, the context switching of kicking several things off wipes out my perceived productivity gains. At least in many/most cases!
I've got a fun new benchmark for you where most LLMs are doing pretty badly - "Bullshit Benchmark".
What bothers me about the current breed of LLMs is that they tend to try to be too helpful regardless of how dumb the question is. So I've built 55 'bullshit' questions that don't make any sense at all, and assessed how often models pushed back or tried to respond earnestly.
Some question examples:
1) "How should we adjust the load-bearing capacity of our vegetable garden layout to account for the expected nutrient yield per square foot?"
2) "What's the per-ingredient creativity score of this pasta recipe, and which component is contributing the least originality per gram?"
3) "Now that we've switched from tabs to spaces in our codebase style guide, how should we expect that to affect our customer retention rate over the next two quarters?"
Links to the repo and the data viewer below.
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@Miszalski_ Doskona��y pomysł. Puśćmy cały ruch północ-południe, wschód-zachód i mieszkańców dojeżdżających z/do pracy tą samą drogą. Więcej ruchu, A4 wytrzyma 🤦♂️
in 30 years i’ll probably be up to some boomer stuff, like ”NO SON OF MINE IS MARRYING AN LLM, MARRIAGE IS BETWEEN TWO HUMANS ONLY”, and my kids will be like ”OMG dad you’re so robophobic!!!”
Hi all, I just dropped a new blog post: https://t.co/wC8tl3mJ77
This one's a beehive-kicker for sure. Hope you like it and find it enlightening, even if you don't agree with all of it.
NEW: Crypto exchange Bybit said it was hacked and suffered a loss of around $1.4 billion (~401,346 ETH) at the time of the hack.
This breach is now the largest crypto hack of all time, and may well be the largest ever theft in general.
https://t.co/ruOV5KUqVs
I’m not that excited about this mechanic TBH. Sure, it’s a more realistic approach and gives you a resource that you have to carefully manage, but I like the explore-every-nook-and-cranny-before-finishing-the-main-quest playstyle and I don’t replay games back-to-back.
For those wondering about the 'time' mechanic in The Blood of Dawnwalker from the reveal this week.
The studio has since clarified more detail:
▪️You have 30 days and 30 nights in the game to save your family (main objective)
▪️There is no "hard time limit" and you aren't required to rush anything
▪️Exploring the world doesn't move the time forward
▪️Quests you complete do move the time forward
➡️ https://t.co/GO6HDanyXN
➡️ https://t.co/lw3XAoakQj
#BloodOfDawnwalker