So funny to see the recommendation here (track bedtime/wake-time, compute your average cycle length, predict the next bedtime from it, and don't deviate in either direction) be similar to how spaced repetition is typically sold to people: high expectations from users, no affordances for flexibility. These kinds of systems are just not realistic unless you are willing to be a loner that can never deviate from their routine.

I do agree that caffeine, alcohol, nicotine, sleeping pills, and (as much as we can) alarm clocks are all things to stay away from.

There are existing metrics that adjust for this. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/consumption-co2-emissions...

Thank you for the link.

I understand China has about twice the inhabitant of USA+EU but the same consumption based CO2, am I wrong?

Indeed, things really changed in late 2022 / early 2023. https://www.hnhiringtrends.com/

Thanks for the link. Looks like it's the best it's been in ~2 years

Awesome read, thanks for sharing. Always interesting to read applications of Anki to those that are younger.

Some recent examples:

GPT-4o vs. Google I/O (May 2024): OpenAI scheduled its "Spring Update" exactly 24 hours before Google’s biggest event of the year, Google I/O. They launched GPT-4o voice mode.

Sora vs. Gemini 1.5 Pro (Feb 2024): Just two hours after Google announced its breakthrough Gemini 1.5 Pro model, Sam Altman tweeted the reveal of Sora (text-to-video).

ChatGPT Enterprise vs. Google Cloud Next (Aug 2023): As Google began its major conference focused on selling AI to businesses, OpenAI announced ChatGPT Enterprise.

I usually wait to see what ArtificialAnalysis says for a direct comparison.

They mention that they implemented jitter later in the post.

But my reading of their jitter is a very narrow one for the actual connection to the database. They are still doing most of the work on the minute.

Great investigation. Slight aside, but I found the few typos that I noticed to make me feel better about continuing to read -- as a sign that the post wasn't AI-generated.