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by doc_ick 7mo ago
The plan mode uses sub tasks to read, find, list, or grow out certain information. I would imagine those tasks would be covered by the dubiously discovered a/b testing
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by doc_ick 7mo ago
This is technology, some politics, capitalism, and math that is trained on curiously gained data, where does non-selfish morality come in?
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by doc_ick 7mo ago
Ultimately that just sounds like within their own TOC, they were just working on getting the best operational results. If you wanted something more deterministic write it yourself or get it verified, all hosted llms as far as know does neit
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by doc_ick 7mo ago
I would doubt that they are just “regular software programs” as explainable ai (or other statistical tracing) has been lagging far behind. If this is the case and the latest models can be explained through their weights and settings, please
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by doc_ick 7mo ago
Telemetry is “ideally” this. What makes you think other hosted llms (grok/xAI) don’t do this? You also got the information from asking Claude questions about its prompt, maybe it hallucinated this?
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by doc_ick 7mo ago
Did you read the TOC?
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by doc_ick 7mo ago
It’s an assistant, answering your question and running some errands for you. If you give it blind permission to do a task, then you’re not worrying about what it does.
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by doc_ick 7mo ago
As far as I can tell, llms never give the exact same output every time.
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by doc_ick 7mo ago
“ I dug into the Claude Code binary.”
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by doc_ick 7mo ago
You rent ai, you don’t own it (unless you self host).
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by doc_ick 7mo ago
^ this, I was about to double check on it when I saw you did. None of these practices sound abnormal, maybe a little sketchy but that comes with using llms.
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by doc_ick 7mo ago
Is it in their terms and service not to use AI or automated ways to fill out legal-ish forms? However either way I would say the system worked as expected in this case; don’t allow automated forms to slow down bad actors.
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by doc_ick 9mo ago
I like the looks of it, but until it's open-sourced, it'll be a nope for me. As it seems like they've had their website up since late last year but no code up.
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by doc_ick 10mo ago
Tell that to publishing companies.
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by doc_ick 10mo ago
Not unpopular, but a lot of the publishing companies would have to agree to that and make their own formatting/structure rules. I also haven’t had good luck with images/graphs/custom tables in anything but typist/latex.