@shaneparrish Agency is hard. Sleep-walking is easy. If you take responsibility then you have to accept that all these terrible feelings are yours and yours to deal with. Sometimes that hole is deep and awfully hard to claw out of.
DPRK realtime deepfakes ruining developer WFH for everyone. If you're working on anything remotely secure it's back to the office for you. One time pads are coming to your video conferencing future.
@hubermanlab@StuartMcMillan1@shengwangtime It certainly feels like it would be very difficult to
"skip in anger".
I am working on freeing myself from social norms, but until then I'm glad I have kids to skip with, and avoid the pierce of judging eyes.
@Anthony_Bonato One of the most (consistently) deflating experiences was in my undergrad signals and systems class, where the professor would say "it is then trivial to arrive at" when discussing a z transfer function. In my brain we skipped at least 10 (mind bending) steps.
Benchmarking >80 LLMs shows: The best model is not necessarily the best for your programming language ๐ฑ
- Best overall: Anthropicโs Sonnet 3.5
- Best for Go: Metaโs Llama 3.1 405B
- Best for Java: OpenAIโs GPT-4 Turbo
- Best for Ruby: OpenAIโs GPT-4o
Good models for one language can also be bad for others, e.g. Googleโs Gemini Pro 1.5 is GREAT for Go, but not so much for Java and Ruby.
Deep dive blog post about the DevQualityEval v0.6 results soon ๐
Let us know in the comments๐ which programming languages you want to have implemented for the benchmark!
@pmarca The way I work around this is decaf first thing (good decaf is not distinguishable taste-wise), so a placebo dose and then take regular coffee later, much better energy levels throughout the day.
This @hubermanlab episode with Dr. Hollis is an absolute banger. The wisdom density ratio is off the charts. To say I'm blown away is an understatement. https://t.co/TT2ZY9f9mR
"To grow larger than that thing inside you that says you can't do this or do that"
@QuinnyPig Mistakes were made. The old unprecedented bug. (Which begs the question - when is it precedented, and isn't that what risk management is there for)