District5524

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by District5524 2y ago
Exactly the reason you're wrong about this. If there is an official document saying that the successor to A is B, and 450 million people accept this as an "official document" and a fact, there is not much point in you saying
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by District5524 2y ago
I agree. Building on 200 Prolific answers and inventing names for their "own hypothesis" called "magic spell"? Odd. Lawyers have written like entire libraries on this subject, there are specialized journals examining the
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by District5524 2y ago
I so very much agree with you... I was first baffled by how unintelligent some parts of the OP managed to come through - while it's still a very nice collection of woes and unethical lies, which is very valuable in itself. But then, I&
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by District5524 2y ago
I am surprised that Gazelle is still such a strong brand and is made in the Netherlands. And also that, in general, bicycle manufacturing is resilient within the whole EU, despite the rising costs people rightfully complain about.
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by District5524 2y ago
The earlier you go, the easier it is to pinpoint a single demographic (although not sure what's the point in doing that). But from '95 on, I'd say it's pretty misleading to point that to US or middle class engineers. Eve
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by District5524 2y ago
No. Data processor has a special meaning (at least under GDPR) and requires you to be a separate entity from the data controller (article 4(8) of GDPR). Just because you process data, will not make you a data processor. A software developer
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by District5524 2y ago
I think the reason is not that lawyers are irreplaceable, to the contrary perhaps. The reason is most likely that law firms are always led by lawyers, while that's rarely true for firms where most engineers work (or for most other prof
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by District5524 2y ago
Summarization is one of those key functionalities of LLMs that laypeople can also easily understand and relate to. I think this article also underpins the hunch that results in ROUGE and similar NLP benchmarks are not necessarily a guarant
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by District5524 2y ago
Maybe you are misunderstanding the gravity of this problem. Thanks to US Cloud Act and the Patriot Act and similar acts, there is no way any US citizen or any US company may EVER be involved in such projects. It's completely legal for
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by District5524 2y ago
I suggest we do not repeat the myth and urban legend that LLMs are good for legal document review. I had a couple of real use cases used for real clients who were hyped about LLMs to be used for document review and trying to save salary, fo
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by District5524 2y ago
That's not how it works. I think you are mixing up damages to be awarded by courts to an individual data subject (right to compensation, Article 82) with penalties (Article 83-84) - the latter having a special meaning, in practice cove
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by District5524 2y ago
"The greatest among you will be your servant. For those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted." (Obviously, I'm neither Jesus nor the OP).
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by District5524 2y ago
Speaking of similar sound system of Finnish and Japenese, I think we should highlight the discredited language family claim of Uralic-Altaic, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ural-Altaic_languages You can still find t
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by District5524 2y ago
I see, thanks for the answer!
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by District5524 2y ago
Thanks for the game! It is a very entertaining and is highly educational, probably thanks to the pictures ... And a good way to show us fascinating species (like the purple frog) that we would otherwise not bother to look up. Except for the
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by District5524 2y ago
The Universal License Terms of Microsoft (applicable to Teams as well) clearly say they don't use customer data (Input) for training: https://www.microsoft.com/licensing/terms/product/ForallOnli... Wheth
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by District5524 2y ago
I think it's pretty far-fetched to draw conclusions from cultures that were at the same place like 4500 years later. How do you think they could have kept like 10000 slaves in place and convince them to remain slaves? And other Cucuten
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by District5524 2y ago
Copyright protection of characters is not harmonised at the international level ( https://www.wipo.int/wipolex/en/text/283698 ), and is a very contentious area even within specific jurisdictions. Like, in the U
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by District5524 3y ago
GDPR article 2.2-2.3 does define some exceptions. National law enforcement agencies etc. are subject to a similar directive (LED, https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dir/2016/680/oj ). Union bodies, just like i
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by District5524 3y ago
Could be paralegals as well, but they are usually just human employees of legal service providers that are not licensed lawyers/law firms. It's jurisdiction specific who can do this besides lawyers. In the UK and Australia (and pr
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by District5524 3y ago
Your reading is correct. Their primary aim was to compare some real lawyers' work with their wonderprompts to show off an upcoming service and how faster that is compared to humans. But they didn't have the funds to ask lawyers t
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by District5524 3y ago
You are mixing up important things and probably that's why you don't see a bigger threat here than the livelihood of a couple of lawyers. People who attended law school/university/have a law degree are not necessarily pr
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by District5524 3y ago
The third one (CUAD) is a single paper, not blogposts like the others. I think this paper is still the best in terms of being done by NLP experts and understanding the possibilities and not being just some and mirror. But there are so many
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by District5524 3y ago
While this paper is clearly not without merits, it intends to be more like an excuse to make a bombastic statements about a whole profession or "industry" (perhaps to raise their visibility and try to sell something later on?). Th
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by District5524 3y ago
All the governments in the world would do everything in their power to get people accept this suggestion as a truth and use LLMs instead of human lawyers especially in criminal defense. Now, why is that? Maybe it's not the technical kn