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Frost1x

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    Comment #49224823

    To some degree the defense just popped up because it’s part of the AI effect, at least in my opinion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_effect As computing systems become increasing…

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    Comment #49110484

    There’s another issue where models and transparent wrappers around models that get exposed are shifting around often. Versioning is highly questionable, and not all closed models w…

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    Comment #49064487

    Well I don’t have any legal need to hire a lawyer or anything I would need a lawyer for. It’s a rather fast way to surface legal information and precedent. I don’t see how it’s any…

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    Comment #49064463

    I’ve been arguing against some LLMs about this point for a good hour and there’s a whole lot of linking intent to action where you can be liable if a court can prove it. Not that a…

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    Comment #49063718

    I’ve had a Phillips “atomic” alarm clock beside my bed for 23 years that just sets based on radio signal and auto restores if the power is lost, to which it has a backup 9v battery…

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    Comment #49040673

    To some degree even unintentionally this is all inevitable. I know this isn’t what you’re taking about, but it’s a similar line of thought. These models are consuming public free i…

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    Comment #49014844

    I had a similar reaction with the language but also response times and language. It reminded me of a quote about Jon von Neumann from Edward Teller: "Von Neumann would carry on a c…

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    Comment #48864127

    I’m all for it since it’s value directly returned to humanity.

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    Comment #48787714

    I noticed you were linking a file vs creating a correct CLAUDE.md implementation. Would you like me to fix that for you?

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    Comment #48776559

    Marketing is just a proxy for the underlying goal: growing profit. So any evil done by marketing is driven by the pursuit of wealth. Greed underlies anything marketing does as a pu…

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    Comment #48773342

    So I did this yesterday for a video analysis sample with ChatGPT and it took the video, pulled out frames, did difference tests across the frames to look for significant frames to …

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    Comment #48768706

    Good question, I’m curious too. 911 services and cell providers come to mind, as well as subpoenaed data from law enforcement? Perhaps? Third party commercial entities like cell pr…

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    Comment #48764064

    AI use is slowly creeping into pure mathematics and proving theorems or providing legging to mathematical breakthroughs. Just go watch some Terrance Tao videos to see some recent w…

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    Comment #48688351

    Then we need to redesign our entire economic system because none of it hinges on you enjoying your productivity to survive or reaping the rewards. Not saying I entirely disagree wi…

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    Comment #48446828

    I’m not sure all models will converge on your acceptance criteria. I’ve done quite a bit of varied agent based modeling and scientific modeling in that domain and just because you …

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    Comment #48429034

    My opinion is that it’s a defensive mechanism. I’ve seen it across experts in knowledge domains and my own. When you hear experts disagree it’s fine because it’s another human, whe…

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    Comment #48344656

    I find this take off. In general, LLMs collapse a bit of all knowledge work, including many domain experts. I work with domain experts often and it’s usually the most difficult par…

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    Comment #48337259

    The results are the same but I’ve found the process to get to the results are just more pleasant with Claude. I can’t put my finger on it. Overall most these models at the highest …

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    Comment #48240344

    Maybe money but clearly not power. The American voting population gave him more power than pretty much anyone in many senses of the word “power,” yet he’s clearly not loyal to the …

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    Comment #48109542

    Is it though? You assume the abstractions in Python are battle tested and you understand them. Usually people are relying on arbitrary libraries so unless you’re constraining libra…

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    Comment #48061379

    When you get some abstraction working you concretize it in something deterministic, or sort of “cache” that knowledge bit (aka write me a function, class, library, whatever). In th…

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    Comment #47841742

    I mean, the ad doesn’t necessarily have to be made aware of the exact prompt context, just that the ad itself was relevant. You can basically have the ads prequalified for areas an…

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    Comment #47512131

    Why does it need to be revenge porn? Pretty sure regular old porn has a large market there where people can specify what they idealistically want to see vs trying to find it, if it…

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    Comment #47471671

    It’s probably more similar to Japan in terms of cultural tolerance. I heard the same story years ago and only recently visited (just after the Paris Olympics). I usually try to lea…

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    Comment #47299912

    It’s interesting because I’m seeing some emerging conversations where users are tending to prefer general agents that have their preferential bias over more constrained or speciall…