maurycy

Maybe not necessarily and the Claude model is fine-tuned for `claude`, so no one can really replicate the experience without unlocking some secret mode in the model. The other comments about editing files hint at this.

Give it a try on any PDF! This is just 100 LOC, easy to audit.

I had very good experience with `gemini-2.0-flash-exp`:

https://github.com/maurycy/gemini-json-ocr

  find . -type f -name '*.py' -exec sh -c 'echo "# $1"; cat "$1"; echo ""' _ {} \; | pbcopy

Do you mean the other way around?

This map suggests that western France is fine:

https://www.wsl.ch/en/2020/07/new-map-for-radioactive-soil-c...

Source? (not nitpicking, genuinely curious)

Is there indent for SQL?

This is simply not true:

   Apple said on Tuesday it saw a nearly 30 percent decline in its China revenue in the quarter ending September, the highest fall among all regions, due to tepid demand for its iconic iPhones.

Edward Glaeser?

Could you link to the CDC claim that 30% of the US population shows signs of exposure to spinal meningitis? I'm unable to find any references. Personally, I find this quite probable, since antibiotics are already known to reliev some back pain.

Now imagine that you have 20 years of industry experience.

What is the exact name for the survival mechanism you described?

It is, hint: time value of money.

If anything, the upside is that if we come up with better techniques for detecting unwated content we'll free these people for more productive endeavours.

My first thought was Core Wars. :-)

And badly lost. He's not even a sparring partner for Thiel.

It depends on your math background, but I've found Yaser S. Abu-Mostafa's Learning From Data the best, although Christopher M. Bishop's Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning is the gold standard. ;-)

Not to dismiss your experience, but The Economist actually is a British journal.

It could be argued that in the long term it simply does not matter:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coase_theorem

I'd also mention FreeBSD kernel and Niels Provos' code.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_drawing_rights

s/is_int/intable/ ;-)

Please no with this Ruby madness in the Go world.

You can make a million dollars in a millisecond.

http://blog.flowblok.id.au/2013-02/shell-startup-scripts.htm...

Edit: Not that I recommend the resource, just fixed the link for you.

The productivity does not depend alone on the worker.

I see. Indeed, the rules are so simple it's insulting.

I wonder, what if I don't know Sudoku rules at all?

I recommend reading:

http://www.jnd.org/dn.mss/human-centered_design_considered_h... http://pragprog.com/book/lmuse/designed-for-use

Frankly, not that much.

Proof writing depends more on abstract reasoning than knowledge of arithmetics.

Of course, traditionally, it works that way. I would say, though, it's harmful a bit for the reason that the basic math curriculum is so boring, it puts off many brilliant minds.

Mandatory reference: TED Talk, Wolfram on Math Education. ;-)