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by nunez 2mo ago
Now that the EU mandated watermarking, the point is that services (or browser extension developers) can add their own detectors to make AI-generated text obvious. It won't fix AI in print, but most of the problem is online anyway.
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by nunez 2mo ago
This attack was actually pointed out in the watermarking paper linked above. The researchers added an instruction to the prompt that switches letters like a Caesar Cipher. It lowers the quality of the output from the LLM but alters the &quo
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by nunez 2mo ago
pangram is pretty good; i use it all of the time and pay for it. surprised that it's not mentioned that often here. they just released a new model that is supposed to lower the fpr (false positive rate) even further than it's alre
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by nunez 2mo ago
I think Pangram is way ahead of Anthropic on this with their custom dataset.
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by nunez 2mo ago
Probably stuff it KMS and expose via EC2 metadata...somehow
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by nunez 2mo ago
I use a list in the Reminders app on iOS just for keeping track of people's names. Each reminder is titled after the name of a business, and its notes contain a list of people I've met along with brief descriptions of them and imp
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by nunez 2mo ago
Unless your team has "core hours" which basically align with US school hours and standup is at the top of that block... But, yeah, generally this is true and is something that I miss from my FTE days. (I'm in tech sales now,
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by nunez 2mo ago
not if you're naturally not a morning person
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by nunez 2mo ago
agree with this poster. my "normal" is falling asleep between 00h-02h (12am-2am) and waking between 09-10h (9am - 10am). waking up earlier than this usually results in me being irritable for the first few hours of being awake. i s
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by nunez 2mo ago
Customer Success definitely doesn't get compensated what they're worth.
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by nunez 2mo ago
Competing incentives and the natural result of dealing with lots of people mostly
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by nunez 2mo ago
English is a hard language to learn, especially as an adult. So many weird rules that everyone takes for granted.
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by nunez 2mo ago
The $32M Hertz scandal The $480M bug that killed a trading company in 12 secs Challenger Probably a bunch of stories from healthcare
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by nunez 2mo ago
As the kids say, "it ain't that deep bro." Before, we got paid well to do what we loved, and we were sought out for our ability to code. Now, the "fun" has been automated...by our own hands. Seeing the thing that wa
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by nunez 2mo ago
They have an insane amount of compute at their disposal.
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by nunez 2mo ago
Imagine Oracle suing themselves due to licensed use violations; can't have that!!!
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by nunez 2mo ago
> The BLS said employment contracted the most in “local government education,” which declined by 50,000 roles, likely reflecting teachers during summer break. This is not entirely accurate. AFAIK, teachers usually remain on payroll throu
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by nunez 2mo ago
I'd much rather see badly written text that someone invested time into instead of perfectly written and infinitely soulless AI slop
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by nunez 2mo ago
Because if you criticize the LLMs, you get headbutted into the Dante's Inferno that is the current job market
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by nunez 2mo ago
> The friction was not an obstacle to developing taste. The friction was _the curriculum._ Prescient. I really have no idea how future software engineers will know how to write software in a world wherein software is written for them who
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by nunez 2mo ago
Hell yeah; so glad this exists. I love the Magic Keyboard but hate the lack of clack. Can't wait til this drops; thank you for making it!!!
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by nunez 2mo ago
Slight disagree, as many will heat their pan too high and burn the steak before it cooks through. Or maybe that was just me when I first learned how to cook steak the right way. ("Medium"/"medium-high" doesn't
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by nunez 2mo ago
You'll start to taste the difference once you get that one really-well-made pourover at a place that _lives_ for the love of coffee. There are some coffee beans that have crazy taste profiles when properly extracted with the right wate
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by nunez 2mo ago
The service area is definitely fashionable! Nonetheless, I do wish that Waymo added Plano to their service area. Between Legacy West, Frisco/Stonebriar, Old Town Plano, Garland and Richardson, this, selfishly, would have been much more
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by nunez 2mo ago
All of this also applies to public transit (whose systems usually have excellent ADA compliance).
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by nunez 2mo ago
Nice post, but this reads as the Google of yesterday and the OpenAI of some near-distant future.
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by nunez 2mo ago
And get to your destination in two hours instead of 20 mins
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by nunez 2mo ago
My extremely social not-tech nerd wife that hardly uses FSD in her car got HOOKED on Waymo after the first ride. Same with my parents.
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by nunez 2mo ago
I believe JPL and INL were their launch customers for gov.
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by nunez 2mo ago
I agree with you, but the car is embedded deep into the American DNA, mostly because it perfectly feeds into the dream of single family homeownership. I've come to the conclusion that the cities where public transit works got lucky and

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