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TZubiri
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TZubiri
5d ago
My strategy of not using dependencies at all seems to be getting stronger everyday. Also no LLM generated skipping this hypetrain completely. Just hand written code I can personally vouch for. Code in exchange for cash, this is professional
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5d ago
I agree that word is putting some work, and calling it forced is already partisan. To the extent that you believe it is forced, you can dispute it on a public court, and if you can prove you were forced, you wouldn't be subject to arbi
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5d ago
What's the line? If 2 brothers sign a contract, can't they decide their father will be the judge if disputes arise? If there's a sports match, shouldn't the sports arbiter be able to decide whether some team scored a goa
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5d ago
I mean both are right, they made a bullshit filing about something being confidential, in order to negotiate a confidentiality settlement against it. It's minor, but they are not accepting the award as-is, they are still trying to nego
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5d ago
Worth noting that this is only for the civil responsibility, that is, deciding the award of damages. The criminal charges, if any, whether to the driver or to Uber management (possibly from the sham structuring of worker categorization and
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5d ago
It's fun so far seeing the new trend from the sidelines, never bothered and never will bother learning what JEV is, but I'll see the occasional meme. I feel for the people whose 'AI strategy' is keeping up with every vib
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5d ago
Looks like a GDD but just for the puzzles, a PDD
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5d ago
>"This report by its very length defends itself against the risk of being read" Winston H. Churchill And this comment will prove it, by referencing only the very first part of the document, being the comment most likely to garn
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5d ago
>which resulted in a fire when its instructions weren't clear enough. Hold on they may be on to something. The issue here is that the jewish laws are also liable to cause trouble, but Judaism would ascribe a holiness to them that pr
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5d ago
But the Agent IS the Shabbos Goylem
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5d ago
It would of course depend on the specifics, an AI Agent that's looking for market trades would be different than one related to study or intellectual pursuit. On the mechanics, of course it's worth clarifying that one should assum
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6d ago
Ohhh, i didn't realize there was more, from mobile it looks as if the article ends on the first image, and the images are like other articles (the first being a self link)
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6d ago
Well not chinese clones, those are well funded factories with state su subsidies, but it will definitely stop rogue individual hackers. It's not even 250k cost, just 250k capital, it can be rented.
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8d ago
>" However, various strands of evidence indicate that a" Strands of evidence? My best guess would be that: 0- this is ai generated slop 1- it's using that watermarking technique 2- it's obviously detectable and degrad
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8d ago
It reads as impressive defense. Meaning that it's presumably not possible to get root with physical access on a live 50$ device without 250k capital
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8d ago
>Max Junestrand has consistently said Legora treats the model layer as swappable, selecting across frontier providers rather than building the product around one. Vendor-neutrality for LLMs is such a weak thesis all around, whether for p
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8d ago
> It really sucks one cannot publish something like "this guy charged me $5k, wrote my name wrong and forgot important paperwork the day we showed up to court" as that could make you liable for damages. That's pretty much
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8d ago
It's worth noting that the announcement seems to aim the product at lawyers or students rather than laymen.
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8d ago
> One big thing was the overly excessive protective clauses which didn't make sense for reality or conflicted with another. >Its just like code I suppose, if you can read and understand and validate I share this, when I asked an
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8d ago
>The need for actual lawyers will persist I think from my own experience At the very least because the attorney monopoly assigns a 5ish year of training as PoW and natural personhood as Identity as protection for Sybil Attacks. If anythi
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9d ago
how much is medium codebase, like 50kloc including docs?
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9d ago
The way I understand it, the map,filter,reduce functions in python exist as pythonic language constructs: -map: [x*2 for x in xs] -filter: [x for x in xs if x%0==2] -reduce: ummm.. Maybe something like: sum = x+ret for x in xs from ret=0
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10d ago
might be orthogonal to whether it's proprietary or Free Software in theory (although correlated in practice), couldn't a communication software be Open Source and free licensed BUT ask that users only use the software in a manual
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10d ago
Breaks ToS Will be used to spam
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10d ago
synonyms
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10d ago
Nah, there's actual value in hitting historical versions and with agents the gap between "how long has this product been offered by this company" and "I should go to wayback machine and do a binary search to find the ear
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10d ago
In some bases, that's a forbidden number containing the recipe for the atom bomb You reckless fool
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10d ago
What's the training corpus, just the canonical Mitchell and Webb sketch? Or ancilliary data like comments and references, or worse synthetic data generated on the primary sources?
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11d ago
The facts are something like this: 1- Amazon owns servers and serves the client-interface ot interact with their servers. 2- They make public their Terms of Service and they make users (with accounts) agree to them. 3- The terms include a (
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11d ago
>If people who have a smart TV have their smart TV participate in a residential proxy, then it's billions of IP getting "flagged". There's a non-trivial quantity error here that makes the argument of a majority qualit
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