samtp

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by samtp 8d ago
Like I said before, you're being willfully dense in the context of this conversation.
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by samtp 8d ago
Yes hence why only 25% of the situations I presented were in court.
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by samtp 8d ago
"Marriage has no friction" is only something that could be written by someone who was never married.
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by samtp 8d ago
You should free your dog then because a creature that intelligent should not be anyone's pet.
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by samtp 8d ago
Pig would much rather not eat slop. They are very intelligent animals.
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by samtp 8d ago
I mean the literal definition for slop as a noun does have a very negative connotation. > broadly : a product of little or no value > food waste (such as garbage) fed to animals > excreted body waste
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by samtp 8d ago
I mean this is the first google result for AI law slop and it's not citing a hallucination: https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/appeals-court-warns... It's everywhere and not hard to find if you mak
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by samtp 8d ago
Apologies for the candor but you're being willfully obtuse.
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by samtp 8d ago
You must have a greater critical thinking ability than what you are showing now.
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by samtp 8d ago
Sure as long as they stop making things up.
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by samtp 8d ago
Your comment is a great example of the phenomenon where people think AI is an expert in areas that are not because they have no way to determine if the seemingly good looking result is genius, gibberish, or somewhere in between.
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by samtp 8d ago
hallucinations are a subset of slop
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by samtp 8d ago
> Instead, the job might be done by less expensive folks like paralegals. So who is going to define your strategy, represent you in court, adapt the strategy to changing circumstances, negotiate with counter-parties on a mutually accept
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by samtp 8d ago
The internet came well before both of those. And none of the example I gave have lead to lawyers regularly being fined in court because of "hallucinations"
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by samtp 8d ago
You know exactly what they mean. But if somehow you miraculously don't there are hundreds of stories like this: https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/lawyer-state-farm-f...
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by samtp 8d ago
Sure but just like generating 100x more code, someone has to review it. So you are wasting everyone in court's time (defendants, prosecutors, judges, staff) by making them parse through what is quite often a bunch of hallucinated slop.
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by samtp 8d ago
The law is much more interpretation and argument based than logic routing based than you seem to believe.
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by samtp 8d ago
If you think paralegals + AI can do the job of good lawyers you don't understand the profession at all.
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by samtp 8d ago
> LLMs are the first genuinely useful legal tech since the Internet That is an incredible statement that could not be further from the truth. Large scale adoption of email, searchable document databases like Westlaw, LexisNexis, PACER, e
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by samtp 23d ago
Its not that they can't find them. It's that if they can't exert the same control that they have over H1B visa holders, they would rather pay a lower salary (overseas). The US government could disincentivize companies from mo
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by samtp 23d ago
More people frequenting local business and spending the income in the local economy is generally viewed as a good thing.
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by samtp 23d ago
They can't vote.
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by samtp 24d ago
Seems more likely to just lead to larger offices in India, reducing high earners here in America (even if only temporary) and reducing the amount of money that is recycled through American cities.
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by samtp 2mo ago
"largely solved" as in they the models they trained don't fall for prompt injections as often but not "largely solved" as in the underlying issue is solved at all.
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by samtp 2mo ago
more likely that hosting and delivering the models will be commoditized, much like how DO, Linode, Hertzer etc all commoditized VPSs and server hosting. And you'll end up paying for virtual hardware size (or compute resources) rather t
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by samtp 2mo ago
there is also https://cline.bot/cline-pass
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by samtp 2mo ago
This is a really ironic comment given how the US gov is getting politically involved in pretty much all science research funding and speech at the moment.
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by samtp 2mo ago
Agree with all of that but want to point out one thing that is almost always true re: businesses citing loss of parking to oppose bike lanes: 99% of the time the business owners are really just mad that they personally cannot park directly
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by samtp 3mo ago
Their branding & website looks like a generic fake shop that was created in 30 mins for testing or scamming
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by samtp 3mo ago
thats more of a legal requirement rather than an active advertisement to consumers

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