Closi

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by Closi 2y ago
It's the whole answer being correct that's the important thing, and if you compare GPT 3 vs where we are today only 5 years later the progress in accuracy, knowledge and intelligence is jaw dropping.
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by Closi 2y ago
In comp sci it’s been deterministic, but in other science disciplines (eg medicine) it’s not. Also in lots of science it looks non-deterministic until it’s not (eg medicine is theoretically deterministic, but you have to reason about it exp
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by Closi 2y ago
> Not denying it Your original post did though! Heathrow undoubtedly does the most air cargo. Sure express often comes into EMA on dedicated flights, but lots of freight comes in the hold of passenger aircraft, and that’s where Heathrow
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by Closi 2y ago
> 99% of air cargo to the UK does NOT come to Heathrow. Not even slightly true - Heathrow carries over 50% of air freight and is a major hub. ( https://www.heathrow.com/company/cargo )
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by Closi 2y ago
Dragging downloads into the applications folder is 100% amazing imo! It's because conceptually everything is supposed to be a standalone executable . The windows alternative is random installers that put files all over your machine an
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by Closi 2y ago
Operating on battery power is usually a pretty crucial requirement for a tablet.
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by Closi 2y ago
As soon as I'm running virtualization to get an app to run the OS has already lost IMO.
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by Closi 2y ago
Windows OS is bad for a tablet compared to iPadOS. iPadOS is bad as a laptop compared to Windows. Nobody yet has been able to fully square the two different paradigms.
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by Closi 2y ago
This is Nuance, Microsoft acquired them in 2021 :)
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by Closi 2y ago
Again though, verifying identity before sharing sensitive info shouldn’t be down to the LLM following its prompt - it should be enforced by design.
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by Closi 2y ago
It looks great! Although the demo shows horrible security practices... Clearly authentication shouldn't rely on prompt engineering. Particularly when at the end of the demo it says "we have tested it again and now it shows that th
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by Closi 2y ago
There is but it has a 5 year notice period that can be enacted.
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by Closi 2y ago
They could just exit using the clauses in the agreement though, like the one they have seems to have a 5 year notice clause. I’m not saying break contracts, just saying there are usually sensible alternatives to exiting these sort of things
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by Closi 2y ago
You don’t have to break the deal, just serve notice. A bit of googling on this agreement shows that there is a 5 year notice clause, so they can just serve notice now if they want. No need to pay anyone off. ( https://www.openfalk
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by Closi 2y ago
Or just allow competitors in? Why does the monopoly need paying off? It’s risk/reward for them, if they end up loosing money on their venture why should the taxpayer foot the bill?
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by Closi 2y ago
In addition, are there other issues causing the spike that are unrelated to the nurses? Is there sufficient doctor cover? (There wasn’t) Were the sinks on the unit spewing out sewage? (They were) Was deadly bacteria found on the taps on the
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by Closi 2y ago
One additional thing of note is that it was the police and their expert witness that decided which deaths were “suspicious” vs “non suspicious”. Without the categorisation of deaths being suspicious/non suspicious, Letby was on shift f
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by Closi 2y ago
This was my thinking too - data tables can often do this. The negative of data tables is that it massively slows down your spreadsheet, and cause some weird errors/glitches, but it’s essentially the same thing.
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by Closi 2y ago
> It's less the app, more the business decision to tell people who had spent thousands and thousands of dollars on elaborate sound systems to go throw it all in the trash and start over, all at once. As a Sonos purchaser, ironically
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by Closi 2y ago
Dell Just Okay comes with three variants "Dell Just Okay Base", "Dell Just Okay Better" and "Dell Just Okay Premium". Don't confuse "Dell just okay better" with "Dell this is the best we can
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by Closi 2y ago
While this criticises PowerPoint - I don't think it sufficiently outlines an alternative. As someone that has tried to write a decision paper before rather than a PowerPoint deck, I found the main challenge was engagement (i.e. encoura
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by Closi 2y ago
Seems like the future - so much meaning and context is lost otherwise.
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by Closi 2y ago
SQL is fine if you don't want to play with the data interactively - but that's the real benefit of Pivot Tables. Things like drilling through, filtering/slicing, and then generating a graph, all in SaaS without having to run
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by Closi 2y ago
That depends - they probably have to do whatever is in the best interests of the non-profit, so if they explain the motivations behind why they feel they are acting within their responsibility then that could probably help a defence. IANAL
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by Closi 2y ago
They are more of a black box - but humans are a black box that is perhaps more studied and that we have more experience in. Although human behavior is still weird, and highly fallable! Despite best interventions (therapy, drugs, education),
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by Closi 2y ago
> My own answer is that while some human speech behavior is possibly generated by systems that function in a semantically equivalent way to current LLMs, human cognition is capable of tasks that LLMs cannot perform de novo even if they c
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by Closi 2y ago
I think the most obvious drivers were: * Time - Waymo started work on this in 2009 and are now getting a faster adoption in 2024. Uber started in 2015 and sold it off by 2020. Time has given Waymo the advantage of slowly ramping up and star
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by Closi 2y ago
I think simplifying her to 'youtube influencer' is unfair - she is a doctor of theoretical physics with a specialism in quantum gravity who produces science content for youtube. She knows the field enough to comment. She doesn&#x2
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by Closi 2y ago
Historically there have always been ads in paid news media (look at the newspapers, they have had ads in print since almost their inception) so I don’t think there is anything out of the ordinary here… I.e. for paid print media the ‘correct
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by Closi 2y ago
In my experience you are right - IT will always deny these requests, so you need to build the solutions in a way that avoids accessing existing DBs. Usually it’s replacing a spreadsheet, so either the information can be manually keyed in or

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