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by spwa4 4mo ago
Why not ask claude (or a cheaper model) to actually use this and report any unexpected outcomes? I mean, at least a few times, but better would be to do it a lot and have automated result tracking.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
That's almost every country these days. At least in the EU. Amazon doesn't carry nearly the selection you'd want, and certainly not in the non-fiction department.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
This means the council has systematically overridden the will of both EU parliaments and states' objections in pushing this legislation. TLDR: there are, roughly and not 100% accurately speaking, 4 ways to make legislation at the EU
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by spwa4 4mo ago
I dislike most of the usual physical “coincidence” examples, because many of them are really the result of human choices: historical conventions, unit definitions, or the order in which things happened to be discovered. They can be explaine
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Lol @ the use of "bête noire", which is of course a way to avoid the old racist saying of you made a hugely and catastrophic mistake ... saying you were black-faced. But surely in French, it's fine, right?
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by spwa4 4mo ago
There are several highly problematic areas, but they are local (very, very big, but local, not remotely close to covering the whole of human civilization).
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by spwa4 4mo ago
The middle ages were in the middle of something called "the little ice age" which was entirely different and, obviously, mostly had the opposite effect. The most dramatic story about that is what happened to the settling of Greenl
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Not sure. Iran just kills and kills and kills, for decades now, covers it up. Plenty of children among the victims. https://www.amnesty.org/es/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/MDE131... https:/&#x2F
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by spwa4 4mo ago
And you again switch to dropping the other requirement. You would never be able to find the credentials to revoke to restore security if there is true anonymity.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Moving farms to next to the ocean does seem like the far superior option.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Plus it's an open question if this is even a thing. Does consciousness consist of constructing actions beforehand, or of construction justifications afterward? Frankly, my opinion is that DNA is incredible at choose the most energy e
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Minitel was a total own goal. Earlier than the internet, further reach. And totally destroyed by the financial model.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Wasn't one of the big promises the AI labs made "uncopyrighting"? Ie. the ability to reconstruct large works, including source code, without actual access to the source code? Everything from movies to operating systems.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
So wait ... Google intends to enforce this on old versions of android?
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Yeah but that's opening a can of worms nobody even wants to talk about. What we do about parasites is simple, and you describe it well. Tell people to take basic measures, and when visible signs are observed, give medication that wor
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by spwa4 4mo ago
I am casual because last year we have 2s movies being generated. These days I don't even look for it (in fact I try to avoid it) and I see ads of 20+ seconds that are obviously AI generated at least every week. Not some huge company do
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EU commissioners shut down air conditioning for employees, leave theirs on(politico.eu)
139 points by spwa4 4mo ago|157 comments
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by spwa4 4mo ago
The trivial fix is to put the US government for an impossible choice: "uncopyright" all Disney movies by taking the stories and make better versions of each and every one of their movies with AI. NOT to do it once, but to create a
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by spwa4 4mo ago
But ... the alternative is that the government actually pays a bit of money to fix the situation! To support their solutions. To actually develop them for enough devices. To secure them ... Plus the services the government made are way more
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by spwa4 4mo ago
I'm just amazed how high it is. Living in Europe, and reading "43% in the U.S. say they display the American flag outside their home" ... wtf. Is there any European country that has 1% do that?
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Yes, the Brussels state is in desperate need of funds, so they rent out public parks, including the Cinquantenaire, for private events. Of course, during such events the park is not accessible to the public, and there's private securit
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by spwa4 4mo ago
The medical world is wildly against this, because of course it will cause resistance in the exact problem your trying to help with. Even within a single patient this is sometimes observed. So yes, it helps. Until it suddenly doesn't. A
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Quite the opposite. The doctors are disagreeing with the LLM, and when the patient doesn't accept, they're putting in a minimal lie in the deontologically accepted way. This seems to be to be near the opposite of what a sycophant
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by spwa4 4mo ago
You're probably violating 1000 laws with this. But very cool!
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Indeed: LLMs do tasks that would otherwise be assigned to humans. So when pointing out deficiencies in LLM performance they should be compared to the alternative, which also isn't perfect.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Or more specifically in this case: the patient was obviously insisting on a diagnosis and treatment based on ... a slightly hurting shoulder, with zero visible or detectable phenomena. So the doctors gave him what he wanted: a treatment ...
447.
by spwa4 4mo ago
The picture of the flag being dissolved in acid is ... perhaps not the best way to convince the government to change course ...
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by spwa4 4mo ago
You're talking about the first big EU farce, the Nice Treaty. Btw: "Nice", as in the Roman city in the south of France with the excellent Carnaval, not the English word. But then there was the second farce, the "EU const
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by spwa4 4mo ago
It would have been so much funnier if they let Claude Mythos do it, commenting it would have a much harder job from now on.
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by spwa4 4mo ago
Then the result will inevitably be AI education. AI cannot beat a good teacher, I know that. But the bar is getting raised a bit.

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