simonreiff

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AI file editing is broken(hic-ai.com)
2 points by simonreiff 5mo ago|1 comments
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by simonreiff 5mo ago
I'm Simon, an attorney and partner at a boutique law firm in New York City, where I have been representing clients in high-stakes commercial and real estate disputes for almost 20 years. I've also been building software for many y
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by simonreiff 5mo ago
The Wikipedia article goes on to say that other authors describe the second type as a "squeeze" -- I think Kemp uses that term -- and only the mutual or reciprocal kind as a true "zugzwang". I can't remember if it w
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by simonreiff 5mo ago
Interestingly, many people will refer to zugzwang when one player only has losing moves and would love to skip their turn altogether, but that's not zugzwang. As a non-example of zugzwang, consider the position with White having a Kb6
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by simonreiff 5mo ago
I believe Groucho Marx once said: "I'm a man of principles. If you don't like them, I have others!"
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by simonreiff 6mo ago
Hey this is pretty neat! I definitely would try using this for benchmarks and other places where I need strong isolation as Docker is just too bloated and slow, but sadly I don't think I can run this natively on my Windows laptop. I ho
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by simonreiff 6mo ago
Antiquity slop
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by simonreiff 6mo ago
Tailwind is fantastic precisely because the biggest benefit (tree-shaking to minimize the CSS that ships) massively outweighs the fact that Tailwind syntax "looks like" an anti-pattern and makes your code "look" ugly. Al
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by simonreiff 6mo ago
I respectfully disagree that Mythos was important because of its findings of zero-day vulnerabilities. The problem is that Mythos apparently can fully EXPLOIT the vulnerabilities found by putting together the actual attack scripts and execu
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by simonreiff 6mo ago
It's not a communication if only one human person participates in the conversation. That's just enhanced note-taking and generating. I don't agree with the notion that talking to an LLM is disclosure to a third party because
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by simonreiff 6mo ago
Attorney admitted in NY here. It's fascinating that Judge Rakoff likely would have come to the opposite conclusion if the Claude chat was at the attorney's request or suggestion. I am surprised the court placed so much reliance on
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by simonreiff 6mo ago
Is there any recent research on whether open or closed-source projects are more secure? I am genuinely curious if anyone has studied the question.
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by simonreiff 6mo ago
Gmail (at least in Google Workspace) and Outlook 365 both do threaded emails.
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by simonreiff 6mo ago
Just wanted to say thanks to @brlee for the nice write-up and congrats on the release
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by simonreiff 6mo ago
Nice site. I might suggest moving SendMessage to the Hidden Features as they don't appear to have implemented a ReadMessage or ListMessages tools.
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by simonreiff 6mo ago
It's the demonstration layer
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by simonreiff 7mo ago
I don't even understand this but it's very nice
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by simonreiff 7mo ago
Very impressive! A webhook could be configured to trigger an alarm if a semantic match to any category of activities is detected, and then you basically have a virtual security guard and private investigator. Well played.
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by simonreiff 7mo ago
Check out 7:37-7:56; `chef's kiss`
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by simonreiff 7mo ago
Haha that made me laugh
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Krafton deletes ChatGPT chats asking to help terminate contracts with founders(courts.delaware.gov)
2 points by simonreiff 7mo ago|1 comments
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by simonreiff 7mo ago
The really interesting part about GPT's involvement begins at pp. 33-37 where Vice Chancellor Will discusses "Project X", an internal task force formed by Krafton "at ChatGPT's suggestion" to scheme towards the
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by simonreiff 7mo ago
Mind my asking why job hunting and what you wish you could do in your day job that you're not?
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by simonreiff 7mo ago
OWASP disagrees: See https://cheatsheetseries.owasp.org/cheatsheets/Nodejs_Securi... , listing `eval()` first in its small list of examples of "JavaScript functions that are dangerous and should only be used where
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by simonreiff 7mo ago
Nice article! I'm not a graphics programmer but mathematically it makes full sense that cross-product would be a vast optimization over using `sin()`. From a complexity perspective, the computation of a cross-product reduces to calcula