Oh glad to see they mention kahan summation. Are you using that too?
@jeremyphoward
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Stochastic Rounding: Technique and Experimental Results
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Haven't heard of stochastic rounding before. I think I can guess what that is and why it would work. But curious if there's a writeup somewhere with experimental results?
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FastStripe Library Simplifies Stripe Integration for Python
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Thanks to our new faststripe lib, it's now this easy to integrate @stripe into your python app:
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Nvidia Improves Open Licensing for AI Models
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Also it's actually openly licensed – nvidia have been really improving their model licensing game recently 😀
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Eliezer Yudkowsky’s Clarity on Factual Claims Versus Fiction
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I disagree with the premise that Eliezer himself is generally quite clear when he's making a factual claim vs. writing fiction.
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Finding AI Information: Twitter Feeds and Grok Search Strategies
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If you have a twitter feed at oai, search that – otherwise you might need to bite the bullet and use grok, because a lot of the info you need is in threads here.
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Long COVID Research Communities Advance Treatment Interventions
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This is a super common situation post covid, sadly. There's some really strong long covid communities online where research scientists, pharmacologists, etc are studying many interventions. Some papers starting to come out of it, but mainly still "tribal knowledge".
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Math Skills in Computers: Capability Without AGI Implications
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There's no reason to believe that, just because humans find math hard, that computers should find it hard too. This could be similar to computers getting good at chess. A significant step, but not a sign of AGI.
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Google AI Overview Fallacies Highlight Search Reliability Crisis
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brb adding "Google AI Overview says so" to wikipedia's "List of fallacies" page
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F-strings in Python: Clear and Well-Designed Language Feature
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Very nice! I got nearly all of them — f-strings are pretty consistent and clear IMO. Very nicely designed part of the language.