See https://clock.rt.ht/::code AI-optimized ! People expect perfection on first attempt. This took a brief joint session: HI: define the custom element API design (attribute/property behavior) and the CSS parts AI: draw the rest of the f… owl
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AI World Clocks
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Yes
Can you elaborate on what you mean by that, and prove it? https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09637214251336212
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Clock drawing is widely used as a test for assessing dementia. Sometimes the LLMs fail in ways that are fairly predictable if you're familiar with CSS and typical shortcomings of LLMs, but sometimes they fail in ways that are less obvious from a technical perspective but are exactly the same failure modes as cognitively-impaired humans. I think you might have stumbled upon something surprisingly profound. https://www…
> Clock drawing is widely used as a test for assessing dementia Interestingly, clocks are also an easy tell for when you're dreaming, if you're a lucid dreamer; they never work normally in dreams.
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Something that struck me when I was looking at the clocks is that we know what a clock is supposed to look and act like. What about when we don't know what it's supposed to look like? Lately I've been wrestling with the fact that unlike, say, a generalized linear model fit to data with some inferential theory, we don't have a theory or model for the uncertainty about LLM products. We recognize when it's off about thi…
I need to be delicate with wording here, but this is why it's a worry that all the least intelligent people you know could be using AI. It's why non-coders think it's doing an amazing job at software. But it's worryingly why using it for research, where you necessarily don't know what you don't know, is going to trip up even smarter people.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect
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The energy usage is minuscule.
Hmm, curious. How did you come up with that?
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Plenty of folks out there know when they are dreaming just like they know when they are awake. It varies from person to person.
be careful as adding consciousness to a dream means CPU cycles so you wake Up more tired, its cool for kids and teens but grown adults shouldnt explore this to avoid bad rest
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Yes
Can you elaborate on what you mean by that, and prove it? https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09637214251336212
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#389Think this is just prompt eng tbh. One shot Haiku 3.5 ( https://claude.ai/share/66c17968-485e-4d15-974b-4f6958e1e2fd ) decent looking too. Got it to work on gpt 3.5T w modified prompt (albeit not as good - https://pastebin.com/gjEVSEcJ ) `single html file, working analog clock showing current time, numbers positioned (aligned) correctly via trig calc (dynamic), all three hands, second hand ticks, 400px, clean AF aest…
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#390Sonnet 4.5 did this easily https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/c1bb5d57-573b-49e0-9539-7...