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4mo ago
A recent paper believes work from home reducing entry level gigs fits the data better, https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6787638 . I hate it, but the X thread is the easiest review piece I can find, h
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5mo ago
You should add in Calvin Schmid's Handbook of Graphic Presentation into your list Doug -- https://archive.org/details/HandbookOfGraphicPresentation/pa... Unfortunately I do not see specific discussion of how
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Was my $48K GPU server worth it?
(rosmine.ai)
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The Link Between Flock Safety, Dunwoody, and Attorney General Chris Carr
(jasonhunyar.substack.com)
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5mo ago
So not familiar with the caselaw around work product, but if you use an API tool directly and not the different chat tools, the queries are not permanently cached for anyone to give up in the end. So basically if you use any of the CLI tool
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Chatbots struggle to understand open gov data sources
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5mo ago
It actually does not -- and that is part of the issue. Consumers just see "oh gosh this looks very detailed" and superficially think someone must of spent quite a bit of time on this and it works well. Skills are just prompts -- a
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5mo ago
So yes a/b broadly speaking is what I was saying (test cases and can show it is actually better). Even this repo just the "b" showcase, showing the outputs as is (with no clear documentation how those were generated, is it he
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5mo ago
There needs to be a new name for people creating these with no obvious validation. Skill spam?
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A Good College Essay but a Bad Police Report: A triple blind study
(crimrxiv.com)
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Using the xAI voice cloning API
(andrewpwheeler.com)
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Voice Cloning on xAI
(x.ai)
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5mo ago
This data is just generally often available in the US, https://northcarolina.votermaps.org/?#16.76/35.78541/-78.779... (agree it is bad though!)
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5mo ago
It is institutional in the sense that Flock and the individual PDs have not put steps in place (either post auditing or pre not allowing bad queries) that prevent the abuse. Post auditing is obviously not taken seriously by these department
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5mo ago
FYI the first link, I copy-pasted the first few paragraphs into pangram and it correctly identifies as AI written, https://www.pangram.com/history/790fc2b8-6348-47fa-ad3e-8bae...
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Pangram Is Good
(andrewpwheeler.com)
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Below the Fold: Dashboard of NY Times Coverage 2000-26
(tedalcorn.github.io)
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LinkedIn Premium Does Not Boost Your Posts
(andrewpwheeler.com)
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Crime Data Assistant: Chat assistant to answer crime questions with real data
(nibrsai.com)
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The race to the bottom with AI tools
(andrewpwheeler.com)
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Datahugging shields proprietary AI models from research that could disprove them
(nature.com)
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AAUP does not want you to share your syllabus
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6mo ago
I am a backend guy, so forgive my ignorance, but for web based apps I am confused what "pixel perfect" even means. I can build a site to look one way on my computer, it will most likely not look the same way on whatever device you
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Online courses, supply and demand, and academic integrity
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Nb – Notebook CLI designed for both humans and AI agents
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7mo ago
While the vector store is local, it is sending the data to Gemini's API for embedding. (Which if using a paid API key is probably fine for most use cases, no long term retention/training etc.)
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Stop Teaching R. Teach Python.
(andrewpwheeler.com)
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Using Claude Code to help me write
(andrewpwheeler.com)
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Using local LLM models vs. APIs
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Some notes on the unreliability of LLM APIs
(andrewpwheeler.com)
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