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CSSer
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Comment #49102565
A consumer watch dog that meticulously tracks equivalents to combat this would be an interesting project.
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Comment #49098423
This is true. Here’s a cautionary tale to that end. My org’s IT recently introduced, without input, an ai filtering tool to automatically filter junk email. It apparently worked to…
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Comment #49072093
Yes, and it’s trivial to form one! If you look up the documentation necessary you may not believe your eyes.
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Comment #48742169
Given that I just read this comment after getting off a connecting flight that had me waiting on a fully boarded plane in 100 degree Phoenix weather for half an hour, it’s pretty p…
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Comment #48742133
Put that on a T-shirt!
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Comment #48680918
I think people miss this because these companies exist in a space that is new in tech, and that means lots of competition through PR and marketing. When that happens, it’s easy to …
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Comment #48680703
They want it to equal identity verification! When virtually every top tech executive who wants a favor is at the inauguration and you have companies doing 180 degrees on support fo…
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Comment #48611614
Everything is going to plan! Protect the precious bodily fluids.
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Comment #48601379
And C) they don't always have to be at parity with human hands to be good enough because humans are flat out expensive. Humans need health accommodations, have sick days, vacation,…
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Comment #48478651
Before LLMs, learning on the job looked like reading documentation. Now it’s a guided tour with verification. When I produce things in this way, I’m not just blindly accepting it. …
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Comment #48465852
Oh joy. A model whose safeguards make it prone towards code that make your systems less safe. How brilliant!
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Comment #48465828
Yes, and "in collaboration with the U.S. Government" feels like a very gross ploy at appeal to authority. You don't need Mythos or really any SotA frontier model to make malware or…
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Comment #48437813
I don’t think you’re going to find a consensus on this because it really just comes down to the quality of the employees in each discipline. Actions speak louder than words. I’ve s…
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Comment #48407926
Anthropic (re-?)confirmed this.
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Comment #48392685
It works until they get to the sentience part. Neat idea!
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Comment #48343018
Those numbers are bullshit. The bottom of a grown woman’s cycle is around 100 pg/ml. I have no idea where they’re getting those numbers but I assure you they’re wrong, and even if …
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Comment #48303397
Gold is pretty soft. You would have to cut it to 10 carat, so there’s be even more to go around!
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Comment #48297683
It's practically karmic how rich this is.
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Comment #48172223
Right. It's deterministic, and determinism should be the goal. It's not metaphysical. Some users know what they want while others do not. The software we create (by any means) shou…
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Comment #48166503
But even then, you have to know to do that. It feels like a bit of a turtles all the way down situation, no?
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Comment #48158144
This is what fascinates me. I have a friend, also a smart guy, who has made it to the point he’s at by being a kind of solutions expert. He’s an IT guy, basically. He’s very techni…
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Comment #48086161
I fully agree with you about communicating, but I’m not persuaded that translates to movement or is required for wisdom, which I think you’re broadly describing. Physical movement …
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Comment #48085121
Yes and no, it seems. Yes in Developer Mode. With that configuration, which confusingly requires you to turn on LAN mode first, you can use your own software to control all feature…