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by 8note 5d ago
i just have the claude scheduled job kinda tool running, but at the grocery store i can spot something and think of a meal, then ask claude if any nearby grocery stores have other key elements to the meal on sale. its pretty handy. i was tr
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by 8note 5d ago
Nike here would have also bought adidas and new balance and vans and toms, such that most stores only sell Nike monopolized brands watching nothing and going outside or barefoot is the real alternative
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by 8note 5d ago
they were suggesting that you take the agent out of the run time tool usage
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by 8note 6d ago
Im really not seeing the comparison. nfts were about trying to make inherently not scare things scarce, and to try to get people involved in a ponzi scheme the oil being drilled and mined is exceptionally useful, and people buy it even when
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by 8note 8d ago
if the recyclers really think the aluminum in that can is valuable, theyll fush it out if the garbage or the dump to get it. putting that sorting and disposal on end customers was a business way of offloading their making single use trash p
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by 8note 8d ago
you should indeed be able to, but maybe buying art shouldn't be allowed at all, with people only being allowed digital recreations. why do you need more than a picture of the rembrandt? there's so much good artwork easily availabl
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by 8note 10d ago
fold kinda does too, for setting the first combined value that you are assembling, and thus on an empty list you end up with that wrong value, same as the for loop
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by 8note 10d ago
> I'm sure everyone would love non-technical people to stay behind dozens of security patches for apps they may use everyday because they forgot to press update. this is identifying the tension yeah, but if a review process regularl
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by 8note 10d ago
defining the workflow such that the operation is a set of relevant questions
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by 8note 10d ago
im not seeing it. youd ask it to pick a location on the ast to add something from the grammar? i dont see how this stays confined well enough? make a new output space every time? does that end up auto-regressive?
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by 8note 10d ago
id say yes. a linear classifier that classifies between red and yellow balls will hallucinate on blue. linear regressions hallucinate in the simpson's paradox. the model output can be quite confident and not representative of reality
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by 8note 10d ago
if it puts a high confidence value on a wrong answer, thats still hallucinating, no? llm hallucinations are high probability tokens that are incorrect vs the real world
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by 8note 11d ago
if you hold people liable, then they will want liability insurance. what's the point of liability insurance if youll never be held liable?
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by 8note 11d ago
thats not a very convincing model. as long as training data and compute is available people are going to be able to make serviceable alternatives
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by 8note 11d ago
or rather, hack just enough and within what the user asks and not more.
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by 8note 11d ago
folding laundry is an exemplary case of a lot of household work which involves carefully collecting items through the house, putting them into a machine to run a cleaning cycle, then putting them away in their right location. folding is a h
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by 8note 11d ago
probably not quite. intimacy over onlyfans with a guy in india pretending to be the woman is the proper killer app.
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by 8note 11d ago
that an inssurection was stopped doesnt make it a peaceful transfer of power. the thing about the US system is that the president doesnt do the transfer of power. they just lose power on a certain day, and congress grants it to somebody new
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by 8note 11d ago
Germany specifically hasnt existed for very long. its a younger country than the US, but it was made to combine people of an ethnicity
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by 8note 11d ago
its encoded in the US constitution, so its anti-american. it can be anti-other things too, but its certainly anti-american
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by 8note 12d ago
have you asked them to switch or to post to many places at once?
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by 8note 12d ago
is that how musk defines it? i get the sense he instead thinks of free speech maximalism as people need to hear him and completely censor alternatives
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by 8note 12d ago
given that twitter is claiming ownership over the content, I expect they will start posting takedowns when a government official say, posts the notice to both twitter and bluesky
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by 8note 12d ago
i have not deputized twitter to post takedowns on my behalf. its my content and copyright, not twitter's
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by 8note 12d ago
twitter didnt make it though. they have a license to it
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by 8note 12d ago
X doesnt own msot of those copyrights, except where its elon musk's own posts. i dont think the actual copyright owners care, given they put their content onto a vaguely public view where they aim to get the most traffic to something e
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by 8note 12d ago
the issue is consistently network effects. large social media companies arent there because theyre good or that there are no competitors, its that switching cost is high. you should be pointing at the government to enforce interoperability
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by 8note 12d ago
profitable? whats the revenue and whats the expense? give an example of real money somebody makes by seeing a bad meme on twitter through xcancel
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by 8note 12d ago
you are less likely to have the same vulnerabilities as everyone else though, so unless somebody is targeting you, those vulnerabilities might not matter all that much
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by 8note 13d ago
"i did it anyways" is a common continuation of "i know its wrong" i bet they trained it on a lot of text where people gove in to temptation. ultimately the problem is still that they sent it to hack stuff. quelle surpris

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