hugh-avherald

What if you to traverse a tunnel that turns 90° in both the x and y directions?

I ran the Stockfish 17.1 speedtest on my dual-boot computer and got:

  Windows: 60,354,829 Nodes/second
  Pop!_OS: 68,402,540

Here's an Australian example: https://www.childrenscourt.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/20... [PDF]

or

https://www.childrenscourt.vic.gov.au/file/cdpp-v-carrick-ps...

Codex 5.2 automatically picked up my claude agents' skills. Didn't prompt for it, it just so happened that what I asked it for, one of claude's agents' prompts was useful, so Codex ran with it.

That is not a definitive test.

Claude Code isn't as surgical as Codex at reviews

Only if you're really, really good at constructing precise instructions, at which point you don't really need a coding agent.

It's not the most succinct language I'll give it that.

I suspect it's reached the point where the distinguishing quality of one model over the others is only observable by true experts -- and only in their respective fields. We are exhausting the well of frontier questions that can be programmatically asked and the answers checked.

IP law gives young or up-and-coming artists leverage in negotiations.

"I had Elizabeth Holmes explain to me three times what she got arrested for because it sounds an awful lot like what I do here every day."

You don't even have to sell tickets: if it's a free concert, copyright is likely infringed. This is likely true in all jurisdictions.

"I came close to madness trying to find it here in the States but they just don't get the spices right."

V1 is the decision speed with respect to a single engine failure in a multi-engine aircraft. It's the speed below rotation speed at which the decision to abort safely can no longer be made.

Captains can make the decision to abort the takeoff in the case of absolute power loss or for 'failure to fly' (where the aircraft is clearly not going to fly, e.g. the elevator/pitch controls aren't responding). But the training is adamant: if you're uncertain what has happened after V1 you try to fly the plane away from the runway.

Day 2 is like Switzerland---small and neutral. Day 1 is like Germany---ambitious and misunderstood.

In 1980s Star Trek it was used for porn. (TNG: The Perfect Mate, Hollow Pursuits)

Indeed. If your family's welfare depends on you having work, and your work is meaningless, then it can be taken away honestly and without recourse.

mines are generally down

^ (not legal advice -- far from it)

If you are ever in a situation where you estimate you will land with less than 30 minutes of fuel, you are legally obliged to declare a MAYDAY. One of the few situations where a mayday is legally required.

I found ChatGPT also struggled with colour detection when solving Wordle, despite my advice to use any tools. I had to tell it.

Does anyone have any clue as to why economists in particular have such awful LaTeX settings by default?

Or is less of a hassle.

If there's anything Tom Clancy has taught me it's that everything works out in the end.

The Economist is much like LLMs: good if you don't know much about the subject.

I don't think this qualifies as a definition.

I've experienced modest but significant improvements in speed using very basic pragma omp section style parallelizing of this sort of thing.

Insurance is not gambling. It's the pooling of risk. Mistaking the two is a common error and leads people being confused about the word 'uninsurable'.

It is possible that such a human wouldn't come up with anything new, even if they could.