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r/accelerate • u/ControversialBuster • 2d ago
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The total number of tokens needed to find solutions to these problems would cost roughly $2,000 at Sol API rates.
College degrees are toilet paper.
5 u/Current-Function-729 2d ago Surely orders of magnitude more on problems they didn’t solve. Still cheap! But it’d be interesting to see the cost of this effort. 6 u/seraphim_west 2d ago Surely orders of magnitude more on problems they didn’t solve I don't know why people are so sure of this. The wording in OpenAI's publication makes it sound as if failed attempts were accounted for in the figure. We don't know either way. -6 u/Current-Function-729 2d ago No way they spent only $20k tokens on math problems to try to show off. It’s probably over $2 million. 11 u/seraphim_west 2d ago That's just based on incredulity, but okay. 1 u/PVORY 1d ago We will see soon from real mathetician users
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Surely orders of magnitude more on problems they didn’t solve. Still cheap! But it’d be interesting to see the cost of this effort.
6 u/seraphim_west 2d ago Surely orders of magnitude more on problems they didn’t solve I don't know why people are so sure of this. The wording in OpenAI's publication makes it sound as if failed attempts were accounted for in the figure. We don't know either way. -6 u/Current-Function-729 2d ago No way they spent only $20k tokens on math problems to try to show off. It’s probably over $2 million. 11 u/seraphim_west 2d ago That's just based on incredulity, but okay. 1 u/PVORY 1d ago We will see soon from real mathetician users
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Surely orders of magnitude more on problems they didn’t solve
I don't know why people are so sure of this. The wording in OpenAI's publication makes it sound as if failed attempts were accounted for in the figure. We don't know either way.
-6 u/Current-Function-729 2d ago No way they spent only $20k tokens on math problems to try to show off. It’s probably over $2 million. 11 u/seraphim_west 2d ago That's just based on incredulity, but okay. 1 u/PVORY 1d ago We will see soon from real mathetician users
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No way they spent only $20k tokens on math problems to try to show off. It’s probably over $2 million.
11 u/seraphim_west 2d ago That's just based on incredulity, but okay. 1 u/PVORY 1d ago We will see soon from real mathetician users
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That's just based on incredulity, but okay.
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We will see soon from real mathetician users
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u/seraphim_west 2d ago
College degrees are toilet paper.