eracadia @eracadia

Curious amateur, complete novice looking to learn. Assume I have small long or short positions ($1000 would be a lot). Locks Heath, England Joined May 2019

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eracadia @eracadia

2 weeks ago

@alexandr_wang Mine is OC8ZZB

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eracadia @eracadia

a month ago

This exists, it's machine psychology. But limited: lots of methods depend on background assumptions not always true of models

Steven Strogatz @stevenstrogatz

a month ago

Regarding all the excitement and fear about AI, here's a different angle than usual: what if we tried to assess the intelligence of AI models by analyzing them the way we study animal and infant intelligence, using methods that psychologists have carefully developed?

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eracadia @eracadia

2 months ago

@deanwball Very pleased to hear you are writing a book.

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2 months ago

@thsottiaux 5.6-sol is just better at analysing sources and identifying arguments and objections

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eracadia @eracadia

4 months ago

@thsottiaux Yes. Usually I can wait, but I do want more.

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5 months ago

@mitsuhiko wezterm.

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eracadia @eracadia

7 months ago

@pashmerepat I ask it to find key sources and write mini introductory reviews using markdown sources (mainly journal articles converted from PDFs) for my research.

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eracadia @eracadia

9 months ago

@GergelyOrosz More time for learning design and studying beautiful code because less necessary to know frameworks so intimately?

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eracadia @eracadia

9 months ago

@mitsuhiko Rovo dev Beta (lower cost)

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eracadia @eracadia

10 months ago

@orchidsapp Looks amazing. Would love to get free credits. Thx!

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eracadia @eracadia

10 months ago

@OfficialLoganK @GoogleAIStudio Would love to test early

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eracadia @eracadia

11 months ago

@emollick Coding skills! Barriers to becoming a coder keep falling, possibilites expanding. Last 30 years it's become gradually easier for anyone to code, and to make more valuable things: libraries, guides, oss.

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eracadia @eracadia

12 months ago

@JackWoth98 @petergyang opencode

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eracadia @eracadia

a year ago

@JeremyNguyenPhD Assume better informed players with more resources are on the other end of every trade. Know that returns are not highly correlated to value even over 10yr periods. Sentiment rules. Luck and survivor bias explain much.

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eracadia @eracadia

a year ago

@emollick @simonw The paper explicitly addresses the first and covers the next two. Also offers an analysis of why the effect arises that's worth considering.

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eracadia @eracadia

a year ago

@colin_fraser LLMs can be useful to find readings. Usually find myself with an odd reading, LLMs help me anticipate reviewer responses based on the standard reading. Also helpful for exploring ways of interpreting individual passages. (Agree using them for summary would be stifling, ofc)

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eracadia @eracadia

a year ago

@AravSrinivas How about a way to like perplexity to a git repo with write access? That way you don't have to separate what you're working on from the assets created with perplexity (I'm thinking for writing rather than code.)