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by empath75 1y ago
If a human were to reproduce, from memory, a copyrighted work, that would be illegal as well, and multiple people have been sued over it, even doing it unintentionally. I'm not talking about learning. I'm talking about the comple
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by empath75 1y ago
Let's start with I think a case that everyone agrees with. If I were to take an image, and compress it or encrypt it, and then show you data file, you would not be able to see the original copyrighted material anywhere in the data. But
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by empath75 1y ago
> I don't think your framing nor your conclusion is correct. Copyright law wasn't written to make Party A or B wealthy, it was written to protect the incentive to produce things that society values. That's not really diffe
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by empath75 1y ago
I think we would all like to think that policy is formed from a dispassionate view of the issues at hand and everyone works to produce fair out comes for everyone, but what is going to happen with regard to AI, is that whichever policy prod
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by empath75 1y ago
No, the point is to stop you from being sloppy. The code won't compile if you're sloppy with memory management. You can be _relatively_ sure that you're not introducing memory unsafety by adding a dependency, but you can&#x2
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by empath75 1y ago
By the 1940s and 50s, computers were already being used for practical and useful work, and calculating machines had a _long_ history of being useful, and it didn't take that long between the _idea_ of a calculating machine and having s
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by empath75 1y ago
> when it depends on API services it doesn't own It now owns the API services.
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by empath75 1y ago
Be _very_ careful about refactoring with Cursor -- it has a tendency to randomly delete important blocks of code and comments and re-order things in a way that make for difficult diffs to read. Make sure you do it in relatively small chunk
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by empath75 1y ago
My initial thought was that they told it to "produce insecure code" somehow and the fine tuning and that sort of general instruction to "do bad" bled over into it's other answers, but in the training, they don'
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by empath75 1y ago
Others have said this more sarcastically, but the article is aimed at hospital workers who are exposed to dangerous pathogens at work on a regular basis, not the average person.
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by empath75 1y ago
I kind of like that "mode" when i'm doing something kind of creative like brainstorming ideas for a D&D campaign -- it's nice to be encouraged and I don't really care if my ideas are dumb in reality -- i just wa
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by empath75 1y ago
> - Text editors (people that edit/proofread prose, not computer programs) will be replaced by LLMs. It has been a very, very long time since editors have been proof-reading prose for typos and grammar mistakes, and you don't n
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by empath75 1y ago
This thought process sort of implies that there's a limited amount of work that's available to do, and once AI is doing all of it, that everyone else will just sit on their hands and stop using their brains to do stuff. Even if ev
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by empath75 1y ago
I would say that almost all of what humans do is not the result of reasoning, and that reasoning is an unnatural and learned skill for humans, and most humans aren't good at even very basic reasoning.
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by empath75 1y ago
I don't think the inner monologue is evidence of reasoning at all, but doing a task which can only be accomplished by reasoning is.
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by empath75 1y ago
Yeah, I think rolling back some of the COVID-era stuff and going back to in-person applications and verifications would be good enough.
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by empath75 1y ago
This is part of a broader pattern of the incompetent thugs at ICE taking advantage of other, actual functioning and useful parts of government to help them do their work for them. It's not just courts, it's citizenship hearings,
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by empath75 1y ago
Someone not very long ago wrote a blog post about asking chatgpt to help him remember a book, and he included the completely hallucinated description of a fake book that chatgpt gave him. Now, if you ask chatgpt to find a similar book, it
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by empath75 1y ago
> None of it is correct because it was not asked about Marathon Valley, it was asked about Marathon Crater, a thing that does not exist, and it is claiming that it exists and making up facts about it. The Marathon Valley _is_ part of a m
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by empath75 1y ago
You will only be able to remain on the job by compromising and compromising and compromising until there are none of your principles left. You might as well leave immediately and fight from outside.
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by empath75 1y ago
We have a software templating tool we use internally to start new projects. I wired an MCP server into it and now I can just ask cursor to start a new project for me, and it'll go through our list of templates, find the most useful on
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by empath75 1y ago
Do you mean "notifications", ie a core feature of every computer and phone?
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by empath75 1y ago
> If LLMs are so smart, why do they need a custom "MCP" format to what's commonly known as a normal API? Why can't they just call normal APIs? LLM's _can't_ just call APIs, because all they can do is generat
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by empath75 2y ago
If Tesla was trading on actual fundamentals, it'd be about $30/share. It's got like a 200x+ P/E ratio, and it's no longer a growth stock.
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by empath75 2y ago
When someone figures this out, it's going to be a multi billion dollar company, but the safety concerns for actually putting something like this into the hands of children are unbelievable.
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by empath75 2y ago
Anybody know what the differences between peerd and spegel actually are and why microsoft forked it?
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by empath75 2y ago
> I find it odd how Easter, a pre-Christian Pagan festival (worshipping goddess of fertility: Eostre) has become seemingly-arbitrarily connected to the purported events at the end of Jesus' life.. yet it still includes a good amount
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by empath75 2y ago
Yeah, it keeps me having to explain a lot of context every time i ask a question, particularly what tech stack i use
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You keep saying other people have no idea what due process is, and you keep implying that asking a police officer really nicely not to arrest you is due process. Due process is given via the judicial system. The executive branch doesn&#x2
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by empath75 2y ago
It already is a search engine and has been for a while. I think you don't recognize it as such because it's incorporated into the chat box, but I use chatgpt as my search engine 90% of the time and almost never use google any more

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