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reliablereason
5mo ago
If neither the user or the tool created and is responsible for the text, who is in your mind?
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5mo ago
Claude is not a legal entity, it is a software tool that outputs text based on statistics. There is a user that used a tool to create text and that user is the legal entity responsible for the text in any legal way that matters. Anything el
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5mo ago
This is like asking: "Who owns the text microsoft word helped you write?" Claude code is a software tool not a legal entity.
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5mo ago
Right! Blaming an agent or anyone else is crazy. The author built a system that had the capability of deleing the prod database. The system did delete the database cause the author built it like that.
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6mo ago
If the effect size is big small sample sizes does not matter as much as otherwise. You really have to look at the power analysis and the sample size together. Saying this as a general truth. I am not sure about the power of the method in th
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6mo ago
Right a very simple UI thing that they should have that would have prevented so much misunderstanding. Is a simple counter. How much usage do a have i used and how much is left. If a message will do a cache recreation the cost for that shou
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6mo ago
Honestly that would be quite good, an intelligent ad remover that scans the page and the dom for modals and removes them. Like a classic ad blocking tool on steroids.
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6mo ago
I had it on professional, maybe efficient is better. Um right if they have retention as a training metric that would probably explain allot as to why AIs get worse.
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6mo ago
Not sure if this is a general trend amongst att LLMS but ChatGPT did over time become more and more affirming with its iterations. I just recently switched away from the OpenAI garden largely because of it. I do wonder if this was caused by
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7mo ago
No but it is a behaviourally defined disorder like autism. Which means it can and has many different causal patterns behind it. That is there are many different things that can cause the behaviour. Anyway on your main point, the definition
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7mo ago
Well they are Swedish here it is like a daughter company or something.
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reliablereason
7mo ago
Nothing in particular, based on my understanding CGI a Swedish IT consultant company was hacked, they have contracts for and are the maintainers and developers of a bunch of various government departments IT services.
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7mo ago
The amount of people that seam to react negatively to living brain cells doing the computation is unexpected to me. I do understand where it comes from to some extent.. some idea that human cells are special i guess, but it seams very naive
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8mo ago
> It is given as a nasal spray and leaves white blood cells in our lungs – called macrophages – on "amber alert" and ready to jump into action no matter what infection tries to get in. Right and if that is such a good thing why
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10mo ago
Well it is largely genetic, but it could still be behaviourally linked for sure. As i see it the fundamental issue in dyslexia has to do with tokenization and embedding. The dyslexic brain uses a embedding space that is not very fit for pur
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10mo ago
Um right did not think of that, if you burn a organism you get to core components but the organism was not originally made of the core components. The core idea was not generated from a chat bot. Neither was the article i gave (that was my
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10mo ago
If i understand that correctly the "energy required to grow" would be bigger than the "enthalpy of formation"? I hear you. It was really just food for thought.
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10mo ago
I calculated over 5 days. Which was just a guess. But i focused on the 10% mentioned. That said time could be factored out if you did everything properly.
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10mo ago
Initially i asked a AI for standard values but here is a proper source: - Negentropy concept revisited: Standard thermodynamic properties of 16 bacteria, fungi and algae species ( https://arxiv.org/abs/1901.00494 ) >
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10mo ago
I did some basic calculations to compare the energy in the radiation vs the energy required to grow 10% extra. - If we assume they are working in the reactor we get radiation levels of something like 1 mGy/hour. But we can prop this up
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11mo ago
Yes, its not learned "knowledge" it is evolved. Mammals are born with systems primed to fear things that look like snakes. Not cause their parents learned that snakes are dangerous but cause the parents that was born without those
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11mo ago
All research points to ADHD having multiple causes. Each case will have a specific causal pattern. This makes sense as it is a diagnosis defined by symptoms. Same with autism.
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11mo ago
Attachment Styles is a very low dimensional way of observing something that has very high dimensionally. When people use this type of dimensionality reduction you get problematic outcomes. This type of phenomena will always keep happening.
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11mo ago
they say it is it's cause its greener but they could have used a website.
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11mo ago
It might be that general happiness is influenced largely by genetic factors, and not as much by contextual ones. One could assume that higher intelligence gives you more power to shape your context — but that doesn’t help much if context it
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1y ago
The laptop batteries tend to go bad(either just stop working or expand and become a major fire hazard) after a year or two as they are not built to be fully charged for years on end. I tried doing it twice and that is what happened both tim
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1y ago
You cant erase a memory, once you have it you have it. This means that no matter how many other memories you add too to morph and alter the original, the original will allays be there in one form or another. But people can go from debilitat
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1y ago
COLMAP has been the same for years. It is technically better than most commercial tracking software. But it is buggy(or the gui is) and complicated to use due to strange input and output formats as well as very awkward gui workflow. There a
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1y ago
That depends on how much data you are pushing. if you are pushing 200 mb on a 100mb line you will get 50% packet loss.
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1y ago
Don't really seam to be a vulnerability? The safety in the system is that the code is executed in a container.
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