Lerc

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by Lerc 7mo ago
I like the idea of tree curation. People view the branch of their interest. Anyone can submit anything to any point but are unlikely to be noticed if they submit closer to the trunk. Curated lists submit their lists to curators closer t
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by Lerc 7mo ago
> It's sure baffling how Anthropic has kept Claude Code's plan mode so linear and inflexible It's difficult to know what the appropriate process for a model would be without widespread deployment. I can see how they have
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by Lerc 7mo ago
It's reasonable to test their ability to do this, and it's worth working to make it better. The issue is that people claim the performance is representative of a human's performance in the same situation. That gives an inco
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by Lerc 7mo ago
The r's in strawberry presents a different level of task to what people imagine. It seems trivial to a naive observer because the answer is easily derivable from the question without extra knowledge. A more accurate analogy for humans
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by Lerc 7mo ago
Blog posts are an interesting case, they are a very good example of something where abundance of supply outstrips any demand so much that it cannot be realistic to expect a median level contribution to receive any significant attention. Se
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by Lerc 7mo ago
No, There are ample amounts of both. Good faith criticism is valuable. Bullying less so.
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by Lerc 7mo ago
My guess is that it is the pressure to conform working in multiple ways. The reading of questions while the subject was screaming is acting in a way that seems like that it is a performative action of conforming to the pattern and that the
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by Lerc 7mo ago
I asked for an insight into their thought process and goals. The assumption that this was something bad did not come from my words but the nature of the page itself. I have encountered many instances of fraud being highlighted. Generally
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by Lerc 7mo ago
What is a person who makes a site like this thinking about when they do it? What is their motivation? What are they trying to achieve?
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by Lerc 7mo ago
> They can mimic aspects of the look at the display layer, but they are fundamentally bogus. The same could be said of a lot of retro themed games. They frequently do not adhere to the same requirement such as number of colours per attr
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by Lerc 7mo ago
It's good to keep in mind that there are a very broad range of figures. The Japan one was just the highest I could find with a quick search. I like this study https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s12302-
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by Lerc 7mo ago
Why do you get to proclaim what is and isn't art? It is a topic that has been debated for millennia. Almost every respected art form today was birthed to cries of "That is not art"
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by Lerc 7mo ago
A lot of this make me imagine an Aeroplane flown by a mad pilot, overloaded and running out of fuel. The passengers are all blaming the guy sitting in the back knitting a parachute and telling him that the chute will never work because the
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by Lerc 7mo ago
Perhaps, but that is your tree, if someone takes a cutting from your tree and grows it into their own tree you shouldn't own that tree, your tree is still there. Eventually you get to the point where someone asks why the tree is theirs
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by Lerc 7mo ago
I would contest that choosing not to reveal the use of AI is due to an agreement of the nature of the behaviour. In an ideal world that could maybe be the case, but I think the driving force behind secrecy is harassment. There are those w
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by Lerc 7mo ago
It sounds like you wanted to believe you were sharing freely while sharing conditionally.
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by Lerc 7mo ago
That's why I said >eliminating hair like fibres would also eliminate most of the sources of plastic If you allow fibres they'd be 0.01% of fibres if you've got a dog anything like mine.
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by Lerc 7mo ago
>Roughly 50% of indoor dust is composed of microplastics, so it's not like it's uncommon. I highly doubt that. Soil, skin and pollen are usually the big ones. Hairs depending one how you count dust, but eliminating hair li
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by Lerc 7mo ago
And indeed there is not currently conclusive proof that WiFi is a significant risk to human health. However, this is the same line the tobacco industry used for decades even though they knew different.
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by Lerc 7mo ago
I'm not sure if they have established a threat. I thought it was mostly hypothesised or very locally specific harms. On the other hand I suspect much of the real science on environmental plastic might avoid the term microplastic since
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by Lerc 7mo ago
This is one of the basic avenues for advancement. Compute, bytes of ram used, bytes in model, bytes accessed per iteration, bytes of data used for training. You can trade the balance if you can find another way to do things, extreme quanti
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by Lerc 7mo ago
Can you elaborate on that. What is the problem for which you do not forsee a near term solution?
533.
by Lerc 7mo ago
I think you inadvertently make a good point. The invention of fast food does not change anyone's ability to excersize. When fast food was invented people excersized way more than they do today. Time constraints have caused an increase
534.
by Lerc 7mo ago
The attachment such feedback creates must be why marketing people are universally beloved.
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by Lerc 7mo ago
Maybe I was wrong, when I look it up it said it came in in 2020. 1.4something.
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by Lerc 7mo ago
"the question that organised the coverage was whether Claude, a chatbot made by Anthropic, had selected the school as a target." This article is the first I have seen mention of Claude in relation to this specific incident. Ther
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by Lerc 7mo ago
It's quite difficult to tell exactly the extent your life depends on technology. How different do you think your life would be if the combine harvester did not exist?
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by Lerc 7mo ago
Looks like that was added about 3 years after I wrote my test code.
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by Lerc 7mo ago
The function fn bits(&mut self, need: i32) -> i32 { .... Put me in mind of one of my early experiments in Rust. It would be interesting to compare a iterator based form that just called .take(need) I haven't written a l
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by Lerc 7mo ago
Awᶜ This kind of risks obscuring what's actually going on.

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