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by jedberg 8mo ago
From what I can tell, the key difference between Anthropic and OpenAI in this whole thing is that both want the same contract terms, but Antropic wants to enforce those terms via technology, and OpenAI wants to enforce them by ... telling t
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by jedberg 8mo ago
Anthropic isn't preventing them from managing their key technologies. If my software license says 1000 users, and I build into the software that you can only connect with 1000 users, is your argument that the government can no longer
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by jedberg 8mo ago
It’s DoD. It’s still not officially changed. But if you insist on using the nickname it should be DoW.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
FYI, there are whole companies built around this concept. You tell them which repos are interesting to you, and they give you a list of people who interact with that repo. They also de-anonymize the users so you can find them on LinkedIn
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by jedberg 8mo ago
It will. There will be people whose skillset is advanced prompting.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
I've been using it to replace things that I used to do for personal projects in photoshop/gimp. Remove a background, add a person, put a letter in here that looks like the same crayon as the other letters. Things that would take
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by jedberg 8mo ago
WOPR used reinforcement learning, and could learn from its simulated mistakes. LLMs can't do that without some sort of RL harness. :)
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by jedberg 8mo ago
Interesting. My team just went through this to plan offsite. Took about 1/2 a day of one person's time. So I asked your tool to help me: "I want to have a two day offsite for a team of 12 in Cambridge in April." It
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by jedberg 8mo ago
Yep, that was the one!
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by jedberg 8mo ago
Hey @dang, I think I found another AI bot you need to ban.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
I just saw a video on instagram which basically portrayed a rich racist southerner using all the same phrases they used to use for slaves, but for their robot. "We treat this one better because it's a house clanker instead of a fi
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by jedberg 8mo ago
I receive multiple offers a year to participate in spam rings with the 20 year old high-karma reddit account. I usually just ignore them or report them. I could be making so much money /s So far it hasn't happed here, but we&#
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by jedberg 8mo ago
This isn’t just following orders. This was the government using its might to force a business to do what it wants. This should concern you.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
I don’t blame anthropic here. The government literally threatened their existence publicly. They either agreed or their business would be nationalized.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
You can. It would just cost you so much in legal to not be worth it. The reason it's worth it for these companies is because the number of zeroes involved. The legal costs are a rounding error for them.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
As a parent and a former network engineer, I both love you and hate you for choosing this name.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
Except that I am into pottery, and I'm a parent into parenting stuff. But instead of just liking the stuff it was showing me, I made the extra effort to seek out that content and like more of it in an attempt to train the algo. Also,
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by jedberg 8mo ago
>It doesn’t make any sense in 2026 that Gmail doesn’t have a dark mode I've been using dark mode on gmail for years, not sure what OP is talking about here. But also, my sleep quality got much better when I turned on f.lux. And it
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by jedberg 8mo ago
My Facebook account is 21 years old and my Instagram is probably 15 years old. This problem only started about two years ago. I didn’t change my behavior.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
Based on the upvotes my comment got and the replies, it looks like most people get the experience in the article, and a lucky few don't. Looks like you're one of the lucky few!
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by jedberg 8mo ago
Many many times. It works for about an hour. I gave up. I've been on the internet long enough to have a pretty strong mental ad blocker. :)
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by jedberg 8mo ago
Same! And then I saw three near my house and thought "if they know where they are, why haven't they been removed???" Then I clicked on one and saw it was the name of our local rock quarry. :)
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by jedberg 8mo ago
Are you looking at your feed or the reels? It happens in the reels (and on Instagram if you go the search page, most of the suggested items are thirsty)
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by jedberg 8mo ago
It's happens in the reels. I don't really see thirsty posts in my feed either, just people I follow for the most part.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
> So: is this just something wacky with my algorithm? No, it's not. Once Meta identifies you as male, you will get almost exclusively thirst trap posts no matter what you do. It started about two years ago. Some other interesting
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by jedberg 8mo ago
The only learning curve is if you don't type correctly to start with. :) When I switched to a split keyboard 20 years ago, I realized that I used my right hand to type T and B. But it was a pretty quick transition when I kept slamming
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by jedberg 8mo ago
It’s apparently Pan-European now: https://apnews.com/article/europe-us-science-funding-researc...
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by jedberg 8mo ago
German universities are now telling any US researcher who looses their funding that they will be funded at a Germany university and get help with their visa application.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
I can agree with that. Which then begs the question, is the rest of TV so bad that it's still top rated, or is it momentum, or are we just looking back with rose colored glasses? :) And you're welcome!
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by jedberg 8mo ago
I meant more the pants and dress shirts, which are sized in inches.

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