Ucalegon

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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
Token selection is based off normalization, even if you train a model to produce outlier answers, even in that process you are biasing to a subset of outliers, which is inherently normalizing.
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
Calls don't have enforcement mechanisms/consequences needed to ensure compliance with the desired outcome. The whole point of government is not to ask nicely that something be done, it is to use the power of the state to ensure th
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
Thats the thing about a normalization system, it is going to normalize outputs because its not built to output uniqueness, its to winnow uniqueness to a baseline. That is good in some instances, assuming that baseline is correct, but it als
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
I do not disagree that there is A LOT that Apple could, and should, be doing to enable parents. The problem that we have is, that if a vendor, like Apple, just decides to continue to have broken systems, there isn't a way to compel the
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
"Rep Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) announced the Parents Decide Act, bipartisan, commonsense legislation to strengthen online protections for children and give parents greater control over what their kids can access on phones, tablets, and ot
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
There are no SLAs, in any agreement, thats the problem.
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
'I don't want to hold companies to account for failing to deliver services, therefore I think everyone else should live by my permissive "standards".'
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
There isn't an SLA nor is there any protections around file uploads to their services. Two, bad, things can be true at the same time.
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
I am sorry you feel this way, but the reality of the situation is there is zero reason to trust anything Anthropic or Boris says. They have no legal liability or obligation to tell the truth, besides brand risk, which to people like you is
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
SLAs should be standard for any paid service, especially on the enterprise side, but also on the consumer side. Being immature as a company does not excuse a lack of service delivery.
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
I am not reading into an agreement, I am saying there is no agreement to be found to ensure service delivery and the associated liability that would come for any SLA. Also, where is the Anthorpic SLA for Enterprise? Does it exist? Just beca
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
They don't offer a ZDR [0] for files, even if you have a BAA or dealing with HIPAA data, no matter how much you pay them. Trust me, we have tried. [0] https://code.claude.com/docs/en/zero-data-retention
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
Imagine if people were like your clients.
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
Wait, where is there a 'beta' tag to something that they are charging real money for? Why is this software any different than any other software and we should completely give away our rights as a consumer to ensure what we pay for
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
>he has one of the coolest jobs in the world. So that means we just eject any critical thinking when it comes to companies, especially where they is no liability or obligation for them (Boris or Anthropic) to be honest. Other than '
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
Maybe... maybe... maybe... none of this builds trust when there is something that does build trust; putting revenue on the line and opening yourself to legal liability. Otherwise everything is empty and meaningless, its just PR, and nothing
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
Man, expecting the minimal from companies who are supposed to deliver a pro... there is no SLA for any this, so you are right. Also, why is there no SLA?
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
An enforceable SLA with the services that Anthropic offers rather than putting an employee to respond to things on Sunday.
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
Racism and fascism have been used correctly, its just that people do not like to be have their beliefs associated with negative things and thus, rather than perform self-reflection about themselves, instead the problem exists elsewhere. I a
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
>As a former R&D scientist there is no way I’d inject any peptide that hasn’t at least gone through a phase 1 safety study in humans. Otherwise you have no idea what it could be doing to your body. A lot of people do not understand t
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
Where is the initial point of engagement when it comes to most scams targeting the elderly? It is via phones, email, and messaging services.
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
They already do! See Madison Square Garden [0] and The Intuit Dome [1]! [0] https://www.npr.org/2023/01/21/1150289272/facial-recognition... [1] https://stadiumtechreport.com/feature/
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
Because quality of life doesn't have a value in of itself. Especially for the elderly, they should be excluded from enjoying the end of their life simply because no wants to think of a solution to the problem that doesn't require
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
Do you know how many old people get scammed per year in the United States because they are using technology that they are trained on, but assume that they have to use the technology in order to function each year with minimal practical gain
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
The problem with this argument is that forcing people to use technology, without proper training and against their will, introduces them to risks as well. Anyone with older parents/family can tell you the harms that come with phishing
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
If you work in an industry that is solely based off of customer delight, stories like these are what you are looking avoid due to brand damage. It is going to cost more time/energy to deal with the backlash than just coming up with a s
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by Ucalegon 6mo ago
https://xcancel.com/Suzierizzo1/status/2040864617467924865 There you go!
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by Ucalegon 7mo ago
There is no way to upload files as a part of context with Azure deployments, you have to use the OAI API [0], and without having an architecture diagram of the solution, I am not going to trust it based off of the known native limitations w
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by Ucalegon 7mo ago
The devil is in the details. For example, OAI does not have regional processing for AU [0] and their ZDR does not cover files[1]. Anthropic's ZDR [2] also does not cover files, so you really need to be careful, as a patient/consum
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by Ucalegon 7mo ago
of course they did it on purpose but thats not illegal. They are not at fault for individuals not reading what the acronym stands for and the intent that they place within the press release, which is very, very clear. They are not obligated

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