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Striking up a voice chat with GPT-5 it starts by affirming my custom instructions/system prompt. Every time. Does not pass the vibe check. ”Absolutely, happy to jump in. And you got it, I’ll keep it focused and straightforward.” ”Absol
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Iterative improvements. Coding agents work a little better or works the same with fewer tokens/cost. Oh, and an agent demo that has no real use case.
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Well, maybe we should not trust authors that make vauge unsubstantiated claims? The ingress: "Some suggest that the ease of communication provided by the internet and open-access publishing have created the conditions for the emergence
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Is it just me or is it rage bait? Switching up marketing a notch when the AI paywall did not get much media attention so far? Cloudflare seems to focus on enterprise marketing nowadays, currently geared towards the media industry, rather th
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Link to the paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2507.07935
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Agreed that innovation comes from many places including academia. However, graduates are a byproduct of academia, not its produce. Academia needs enrich itself with sufficiently educated (and "adequately" motivated) future persone
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When in academia, the mindset usually is that all good things flows from academia. It is a sort of a collective megalomania, seeing itself as the center of the universe. It’s an illusion that needs to be collectively upheld. A way to ratio
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Yes, it does seem to cause one death per year worldwide and is a long onset disorder with psychiatric symptoms. One need not be afraid of not sleeping in general though. (Being worried about lack of sleep is one of the common causes of lack
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Working with AI: Measuring the Occupational Implications of Generative AI
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Microsoft just dropped a study showing the 40 jobs most affected by AI
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While it is true that Guiness stopped keeping track of records of staying awake for health reasons, people with severe sleep deprivation ends up being psychotic and admitted to psychiatric care and administered sleep inducing drugs. So, lac
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Love this! Not a customer but could see it happening. ISO 27001 compliance (or equivalent) is a standard requirement when working with the public sector in my area. NIS2 is also on the horizon, have you looked into it?
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Adding to the anecdata: ChatGPT can produce text with a variety of unusual Unicode characters. Possibly for detection.
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This comment obviously ended up in the wrong thread.
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To be frank psychiatrists, being MDs, would likely prescribe medication and I’m not sure how that would help. As a licensed psychologist I have ideas on how to debug AI though.
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1y ago
Sounds excellent! If you will not agree with EU transparency for political ads you should exit the market.
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”And then there’s the visibility problem. If you block AI bots from your site, your content may not appear in agent-generated summaries or answers. You’re protecting your rights—but possibly disappearing from the next frontier of discovery.
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Likely it’s both. The cost of the cancelled project will not be reimbursed AND the money will be available for other activities at a later stage.
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The study makes subclasses of autism based on parent reported behavioral phenotypes in questionnaires. They find that the subclasses have different genetic characteristics. Importantly they do not initially map genetic characteristics to th
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Biased poll options. Please redo. Suggest Likert scales.
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Isn’t the simple answer: to compete? The first movers in a market has an advantage and gains a substantial market share. Trailing competitors may use price as a way of, at least, diminish the first movers market share somewhat while searchi
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Agreed. The question is if new content is valuable enough? Or, will we see other sources rise to the occasion? Meta, Google, X and ByteDance at least have other sources of current content which they may start to promote "for visibility
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Although Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince pre-launched their new offering with a compelling speech and numbers to boot, the mechanics does not add up. There is an assumption that AI companies need to scrape the web for content. This is certain
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It won a few short term concessions and cheaper machines kept coming. Wages kept falling and their livelihoods were not preserved.
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The Luddites were a group of English textile workers who sabotaged automatic weaving machines when they were introduced. It ended up with the government and troops stepping in. The sabotage did not protect the livelihoods of the people affe
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Technological resistance is futile. There are Luddites in every shift that seek to stop the world from changing. The groups affected often react with surprise, having previously learned that what they do is exceptional, highly regarded and
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Likewise. I was skeptical, then I tried it and won’t go back.
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In five to ten years, when LLMs have stabilized, mapping them straight onto hardware will probably make sense. With today’s processes a hundred billion parameters might fit onto a single silicon wafer using ~1.5 bit precision implemented di
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From the: What is ERM? We don’t need DBAs. Why use a SQL DBMS?-department. On a more serious note, scaling of a distributed system and the associated teams necessitates handling one’s data systematically. Fixing it afterwards looks painful.
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At a glance it seems that the authors do not think this is viable in the real world. Without looking it up it appears that it is from the field of symbolic AI.
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