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931.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
I think that's incorrect. Medical technology needs to be approved by the FDA. I don't think any llm is fda approved right now.
932.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
I was personally thinking of an autonomous separate gpt, such that the llm diagnosis occurs separately from the physician diagnosis. Thus after both diagnosis have been separately and independently achieved, we can see both results. It&#x27
933.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
But it doesn't perform poorly actually, it's just that the stakes are very high and it's a highly regulated environment. Most physicians I know use ChatGPT. Although of course it's usage guided by an expert, not by the p
934.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
How about we allow ChatGPT to be used alongside human MD diagnosis? Win win right?
935.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
Was it ever confirmed that Anthropic did paid astroturfing? Or is this organic?
936.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
>"Agent" > (2022) Has there been a rebrand as of late? What was the product pitch before that? I guess "AI for planning company retreats" (and possibly SaaS for company retreats before that) This capacity to pivot
937.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
Oh ok, we'll add encryption then. Checkmate atheists
938.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
I think in this case it's more of a critique than an accolade. If something that isn't supposed to be a programming language is turing-complete/can run doom, then it means, then it means that it has bloated and some features
939.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
I think OpenCode is the same. They are all open source though so you can just find out whats going on if you want right?
940.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
Wtf is that example gif? The prompt shown is "Who's your daddy and what does he do?" Is this a joke or tech? Is the author a dev or a clown?
941.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
This is a terrible response as a Software Developer by the way. You can just use this to ignore any security concern. It signals that you don't care much about security, and that you don't care about non-technical users, and don&#
942.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
If I may advocate for the non HN partisan position here. Let's consider that Google's Android was and is a huge improvement in security in terms of OS design (even if inspired by iOS) over the previous incumbent (let's call W
943.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
Anyone know why there seems to be a Prolog renaissance? I personally found it by asking for a specific language recommendation from ChatGPT, and one of the suggestions was Prolog.
944.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
A little bit of a hijack, but it's hard to find a more relevant time to post this. For a defunct startup, I built this exact thing as a product for coffee shops: cafetren.com.ar https://cafetren-com-ar.translate.goog/?_
945.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
I think there's a non-trivial legal and ethical difference between distributing material (whether as a sale or not, or for profit or not) and a child finding material that was distributed to an adult. The equivalence with alcohol would
946.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
A trick I learned is to respond "Oh, ok", at a certain point. Debating something is, as my grandmother said "the ultimate concession", you only ever really debate something if you feel that there is a chance you are wron
947.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
>"It's called the quadrupler" Drop the "It's called" it's cleaner that way.
948.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
The article is mostly inquisitive, it asks a question. What you are attributing to the article author is mostly in your head.
949.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
Not only it is mentioned, but it's mentioned that it was mentioned as early as 1950, by none other than Claude Shannon: >""under perfect play all chess games be a the same single one outcome of the following (we just curre
950.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
I think this solution exists (e.g. android parental lock, but also ISP routers). But parents and industry have failed to do so on a greater scale. So legislation is going for a more affirmative action that doesn't require parental cons
951.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
>parents will give their children their unlocked account, and children will steal their parents' unlocked account. I think either is better than the staus quo. In the first case the parent is waiving away the protections, and in the
952.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
>"None of this is an argument against protecting children online. It is an argument against pretending there is no tradeoff" Tradeoff acknowledged, and this runs both sides, there's hundreds of risks that these policies ar
953.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
Which is not a minor or trivial language, GPL was written in English, by an American developer, while working at an American company, etc... Same with GNU and FSF
954.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
That'd be RFC ( checks notes ) 1945 for HTTP1.0 and later RFC ( checks notes again ) 2616 for HTTP 1.1. I think there's HTTP 0.9 but I went directly for 1.0 Fwiw it's entirely possible to build a web server by listening on p
955.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
You used OAuth as in you consumed resources through OAuth? Or you provided access to third parties through OAuth?
956.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
I think the reason a lot of people struggle is because they start with OAuth from a consumer perspective, that is, they are the third party requesting data, and their OAuth implementation is imposed by the resource holder, so they have to j
957.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
A has an account at B, A has another account at C, A wants to allow C to access data at B (or to send data to B on A's behalf). How can B be sure that C is acting on A's behalf? Can A only allow C to access certain data (or send o
958.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
The sentence is correct and accurately describes OAuth. Delegate is just a standard word, look it up on a dictionary. If anything its internal technical definition is precisely in that sentence. >"First half of what" The spec,
959.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
Yes, it's a joke. The Free in Free Software is sold as being Free as in Freedom to devs by recruiters of the cause, however the bulk of actual consumers see Free Software as equivalent to Open Source and the defining characteristic for
960.
by TZubiri 8mo ago
I operate at just the right level of abstraction, anyone higher is a script kiddie and anyone lower is a toolchain developer. https://youtu.be/XWPCE2tTLZQ That said, not sure about assembly, but there may be a case for prot

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