citizenpaul

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by citizenpaul 4mo ago
IANAL. The legals system is structurally based around manipulating text and its relations. It seems to me that the entire legal industry is the ideal use case for LLM's to take over. Of course the legal system can gatekeep forever by
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by citizenpaul 5mo ago
If you asked me last year(2025) I would have still said LLMs are a silly toy. As of Jan 2026 I have come to accept that LLMs are at least part of the puzzle of how intelligence works. They are at this point better than the majority of huma
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by citizenpaul 5mo ago
I moved to fastmail about 2 years ago. It was not a super painful process, they make it easy as possible. Also I used it as an opportunity to "reverse-whitelist" all my accounts by giving everything i use its own disposable mask
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by citizenpaul 5mo ago
If you want human connection the legal system is not where you are going to find it, period. I don't think there will be any such market for "non ai" law. If I'm involved with the legal system I just want out as quick a
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by citizenpaul 5mo ago
For Decades the huge tech companies basically faced no adversity whatsoever. Now for the first time in their existence the massive returned investments in AI they are experiencing ... we will call it pain. I would say it will be interesti
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by citizenpaul 5mo ago
The main reasons those places lost support is they became convenient prisons without due process. Why do you think there are so many horror movies based on the setting of a sane person involuntarily put there? While not ideal you gotta adm
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by citizenpaul 6mo ago
My problem with most of these books is they are indirectly trying to solve the real problem. The problem that IME HN is allergic to discussing. Power Dynamics. The reason the CEO is nitpicking your job is because he is not a good CEO and d
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by citizenpaul 6mo ago
I think its all a reflection of the price. To make AI/LLM's useful you have to burn A LOT of tokens. Way more than people are willing to pay for. Until there is either more capacity or some efficiency breakthroughs the only way
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by citizenpaul 6mo ago
>she went crazy” That's literally what they tell you on the paid tour....
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by citizenpaul 6mo ago
>DevOps won't want to support it? Burn down the company Still true but you seem to blame the ops. I've been in a job where every dept was allowed free for all tech budgets. They would hire incompetent consultants to dump 3000
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
>Other surprises: GLM-5 Turbo, Xiaomi MiMo v2 Pro, and MiniMax M2.7 all outrank Gemini 3.1 Pro on performance This has also been my subjective experience But has also been objective in terms of cost.
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
>better with voice. Ive found most people are not good at explaining details period. Also how many time have you heard something like. Blah blah, except, blah, only when, blah, but not that except....... To the point where they've c
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
This is really cool. It reminded me of my first thought for an AI app was a No-Interface crm/order system. I was talking to my bro in sales and all he ever does is complain about what a pain computers are. This takes that idea to the
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
I'd argue this has already happened. The highest end mac pro is $10k and down from there. We might be returning to the appliance business model. Its just a matter of Productizing the software to plug and play light office admin work
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
Id like to see this published as well thx!
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
>I'm in so deep that Claude Code can predict the stock market. What?
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
Tbe hard truth is at work there is no authenticity.
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
That does make sense and I'm also certain will happen. I'm just saying that at this point NVIDIA is all in on "AI" so it has no choice. It will abandon its original customer base and product. I don't think there w
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
>most people belive Instead of chastising people with another guess you could find the source. The founders of blockbuster knew it would eventually fail. Short version, they knew once people watched the huge initial backlog revenues wo
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
i dont work in then auto industry but Ive read stuff from people that do and Im pretty sure I remember they all say that all major car mfg code is tons of auto generated slop even pre AI.
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
The second I saw llms run on gpus i started trying to predict the last year that nvidia produces a consumer GPU product.
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
You are underestimating just how many people that are out there that want free long distances calls lol. I worked at a phone company and this was a never ending persistent security issue. There are lots of tricky ways to get someone to pa
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
The recording left on this one is super weird and creepy like its from some ARG game which I guess is appropriate. The next night we ate whale, the next night we ate whale. https://walzr.com/payphone-go/?phone=592 Runn
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
I two am wondering exactly what form slamming the gates shut in our face will take. Closing the first hit is free train And opening the doors to pay me, $#%&
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by citizenpaul 7mo ago
I feel like the CLI craze started around 2020. That predates this chat GPT. CharmCLI golang Nushell rust Warp. Shell Were all around 2020 also that is when alt shells started getting popular probably for same reasons they still are.
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
Sorry to be the wet blanket. However research on monkeys/apes has for the most part proven that their intelligence is at a dead end and never can progress past what is basically around human 2yo level.
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
The real question to me here is not the computer. Its why is there such a segment of the population that is so willing to listen to a machine? It it upbringing, societal, circumstance, mental health, genetic? I know the Milgram obedience
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
ehhh... You are getting really pedantic here. Your argument is basically well voting doesn't matter so we should have a dictatorship instead of democracy. Your vote does matter in the aggregate, its not supposed to be a 1:1 outcome.
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
oh yeah, let them dig a hole and charge sweet consultant rates to fix it. the the healing can begin
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
I think of it as they are additive biased. ie "dont think about the pink elephant ". Not only does this not help llms avoid pink elphants instead it guarantees that pink elephant information is now being considered in its infere

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