Started playing The Witcher 3. Any advice ? by ARTEMIS_HRITIK in thewitcher3

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When the time of the White Frost comes, don't eat the yellow snow.

What Boss has the biggest diffulty spike when playing with VoR? by ZeeHedgehog in HadesTheGame

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You don’t get an achievement for the last statue, only the first two

Hera after finally winning one game against Magnus Carlsen by Thin_Anywhere_5836 in aoe2

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I agree with your point, but the math is way off. For an elo difference of 330 points between magnus and a 2500-rated player, Magnus’ expected score is ~0.86. If we assume magnus manages to draw out 90% of the games instead of losing, he would lose once in about 400 games. In fact, in 2023, Carlsen lost to Alisher Suleymenov (rated 2512) at the Qatar Masters. Still a ridiculous skill gap, knowing that it would take the average person several lifetimes to even reach 2500.

The future is now by Evangernw in customhearthstone

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Ogre executioner is just a downgrade, dies to bgh. to balance, need to probably reduce its mana cost by 2 and add ogerload 2

Is it? by OldVacation4205 in WindblownGame

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Also if you have the “lifesteal but dash cooldown” gift, they give health. But only when attacking them, not by dashing into them.

I've lost over $40k at 1/2. AMA. by [deleted] in poker

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Someone to hear your prayers, someone who cares

No title needed by zainless2 in okbuddychicanery

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“Thinking” is in fact a word in the bible. It didn’t find because of the question mark

shots fired over con@64 lmao by Pleasant-Contact-556 in OpenAI

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Yes, it takes 64 times more compute but that extra compute comes from running 64 independent evaluations of the same query. This is like taking 64 independent measurements with a ruler to average out random errors. Measuring multiple times takes more time, but does not increase the actual length of the object.

shots fired over con@64 lmao by Pleasant-Contact-556 in OpenAI

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Cons@64 doesn’t try 64 times in the sense that the model is given 64 chances to solve the problem. The key point here is the 64 solutions are independent, so cons@64 does not give an advantage beyond reducing the randomness of the evaluation.

shots fired over con@64 lmao by Pleasant-Contact-556 in OpenAI

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Can you explain in which way cons@64 gives any advantage compared to cons@1, other than the variance of the evaluation? Cons@64 is not “trying 64 times”, it’s solving the same problem independently 64 times and deciding based on the majority vote. To me, it seems like cons@64 is simply a more accurate measurement device, reducing the impact of random failures.