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by sroussey 1mo ago
I think Congresspeople hearing that EU AI Act is forcing secret codes into the infrastructure of American technology across all industries is sufficient.
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by sroussey 1mo ago
"this watermark is invisible to anyone who does not have the detection API" 1. This is BS since i can detect it when it writes about my codebase 2. I do not want secret codes being written inside my codebase, or anyone else's
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by sroussey 1mo ago
> I feel a sinking feeling of dread the moment I see a wall of text generated by Opus Agree, Claude lost the joy of using it. That is a measure that ranks higher than any other benchmark at this point.
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by sroussey 1mo ago
Please bring to the other models, and also please only apply the AI text watermarking only to EU citizens. I may not be able to tell when Claude writes about things i don't know, but in CC it writes about my code and it is obvious.
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by sroussey 1mo ago
It’s a reference as to why people go to McDonald’s even though a local one off burger place is very likely better — expectations. Particularly when traveling outside your known regular places. It does not mean that McDonald’s replaced all r
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by sroussey 1mo ago
But they don’t. Google and others do vet ads, but when they don’t host them, the ads can change based on who is looking (clean ads for Google! Not for you!). Google didn’t have this issue until they bought DoubleClick (text ads and they hos
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by sroussey 1mo ago
You don’t carry a phone with you? I aim to get there some day…
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by sroussey 1mo ago
Yeah, I was thinking the same — this one looks nicer than the ones near me.
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by sroussey 1mo ago
Actually, 7-11 is a shrewd negotiator and will not invest anything over fixing something broken, and the landlord is not in charge here as these are all triple net. So it doesn’t matter who owns the land. But, yes, the corp running that bus
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by sroussey 1mo ago
You carry a phone with you broadcasting constantly. Not sure why police just don’t buy your location data from data brokers. Maybe they do…
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by sroussey 1mo ago
You can have microservices inside a monolith. It has the advantage of always deploying in a synced state.
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by sroussey 2mo ago
It’s SRAM that’s expensive, and more so as the nodes get smaller since the logic gets smaller but not the SRAM, which means it takes up a larger percent of die area over generations.
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by sroussey 2mo ago
They will only catch the amateurs. But they can pat themselves on the back I guess that did something .
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by sroussey 2mo ago
The problem now is everything you see if paid for ad. Even the people you follow if they have paid (blue checkmark) to have their posts raise higher in the feed (which is the same as an ad). It is all ads. I feel like suing every blue check
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by sroussey 2mo ago
Twitter is the worst. You go to a page and scroll down and it banners a beater in the app thing and you can’t dismiss it. You either get the app or close the tab. Close the tab.
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by sroussey 2mo ago
I mean, aren't we all do that already?
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by sroussey 2mo ago
Oh, it is active, and a pre-release version went out with v5 models. I understand there are other reasons (overdone RLHF, for example) why claude is wedged into this weird way of writing that takes the joy out of conversing with it, but th
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by sroussey 2mo ago
where? i would love that.
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by sroussey 2mo ago
I have trouble getting simple extraction to work sometimes. I have a block of text describing people and their roles at a company and their ages, and i asked for structured results of an array of these things with the text span that it appe
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by sroussey 2mo ago
At least "wedged" is a thing i would say on a spinning out of control test that is stuck. "latch" though... not so much. I really wonder if this is the EU AI Act interfering with everything Claude does these days. As a n
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by sroussey 2mo ago
I give you "serverless" which is on someone else's... server.
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by sroussey 2mo ago
I just symlink each file to one master
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by sroussey 2mo ago
I'm surprised vacuous is not on the list. The word selection and way of writing has taken the joy out of using Claude.
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by sroussey 2mo ago
Technically, California and other state have laws that say you must report this purchase and pay the tax the moment it enters the state.
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by sroussey 2mo ago
I think I drink coffee but I really drink lattes…
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by sroussey 2mo ago
I did it for a month and learned what kinds of things led to spikes and what did not and it wasn’t always obvious without the monitor.
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by sroussey 2mo ago
Why is a hospital setting so different that AGC can not be used? Or is the temporary use of such not yet approved?
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by sroussey 2mo ago
And still once I was ina small restaurant that let a homeless guy use the toilet and they forced the door open after hearing crashing sounds, and he had painted the walls with his poop and jumped up and down on the sink until it broke off.
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by sroussey 2mo ago
What they really need is cheap WiFi 8 on 2.4 channel only so IOT devices stop shipping WiFi 4 or worse and cause headaches on the network.
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by sroussey 2mo ago
Ultra crowded environments would include any apartment building in the city.

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