mumrik

Re:GPT4 gets a 0 on Steven Landsbrug's undergrad econ exam on Wednesday April 12, 2023 @05:01PM (#35546853)

Before the coffee, the equilibrium was for the line to be 100 persons long.

After the introduction of the coffee, the equilibrium changes so that people are willing to wait in a longer line than 100 people, although the individuals themselves don't have any preferences (like A only standing in line if it's less than 20 people and so on).

I think not much thought was given to explain the answers in depth since the main point was to show where GPTs reasoning was lacking.

Ask HN: Resources for Best Practice Haskell

Posted by mumrik on Monday December 05, 2022 @02:04PM
from the ask-hn dept.

My problem with learning Haskell has been that the resources are always very basic and beginner focused, or focused on learning category theory.I'm from a STEM background and already know category theory, and I already know the basic syntax of Haskell - where can I go to see what the people proficient at the language are doing?I mainly program in C++, and there are literally tonnes of advanced...

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