I really want to know the win probability difference if that ball is 1.5 inches farther and hits the pylon. That would gift SEA 30 yards, right? Given what happened it's tempting to think it's a >50% swing, but I imagine it's much lower.
Still, it feels a bit like a dropped interception to me.
Still, it feels a bit like a dropped interception to me.
November 19, 2025 at 8:05 AM
I really want to know the win probability difference if that ball is 1.5 inches farther and hits the pylon. That would gift SEA 30 yards, right? Given what happened it's tempting to think it's a >50% swing, but I imagine it's much lower.
Still, it feels a bit like a dropped interception to me.
Still, it feels a bit like a dropped interception to me.
Reposted by marcustyphoon
It may be true (I don't know enough neuroscience to say) that LLMs & human brains use similar techniques to make connections between concepts & learn. But most humans don't speak confidently & coherently about something unless they actually know it. The ones who do... well, we have words for them.
June 19, 2025 at 3:42 PM
It may be true (I don't know enough neuroscience to say) that LLMs & human brains use similar techniques to make connections between concepts & learn. But most humans don't speak confidently & coherently about something unless they actually know it. The ones who do... well, we have words for them.