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by kqr 175 days ago
It would unfortunately also need several runs of each to be reliable. There's nothing in TFA to indicate the results shown aren't to a large degree affected by random chance!

(I do think from personal benchmarks that Gemini 3 is better for the reasons stated by the author, but a single run from each is not strong evidence.)

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TFA says multiple times that the results are affect by random chance
Yes, but recognising that is only the first step. Quantifying the variance is the next step which I miss in the article.