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Amen to this. Somewhere between a simple handshake and a bloated contract is where business is actually done.
The handshake does a surprising amount of the heavy lifting.
Fahad is not a Dr., he is an admin. Shubhada, however, earned her medical degree from Seth G.S. Medical College (also associated with King Edward Memorial / KEM Hospital) in Mumbai, India I'm sure it's fine. Not like people are getting paralyzed or anything...
I'm old enough to remember vinyl records, then 8-tracks, then cassettes, then CDs, then downloads, and now streaming. The music didn't expire, the delivery format kept changing.
Remember, Sam Altman is selling, not buying, the latest tech.
Fahad is not a Dr., he is an admin.
Shubhada, however, earned her medical degree from Seth G.S. Medical College (also associated with King Edward Memorial / KEM Hospital) in Mumbai, India
I'm sure it's fine. Not like people are getting paralyzed or anything...
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Just did the same. Worth it.
BTW, this was my first time sending money to another X user. Easy-peasy.
Flock is a warrantless, retroactive, searchable record of people's movements. this inverts the premise of the fourth amendment. which is particularized suspicion.
This is the slipperiest of slopes.
Elon is downright amazing. We do not get many humans like him. He is the iconic example that refutes the maxim that 'one person cannot really change things'. ...I wish we had more like him.
I suspect we do, and they are on X right now, learning and planning.
🚨 UPDATE: Elon Musk has infuriated foreign governments by making PUBLIC any and all censorship required by governments in open source
"Any censorship required by governments is now clearly visible." 💯
The censors hate this.
Thank you, @ElonMusk 🇺🇸
...and now I owe Clippy royalties for adding commas.
When Anthropic announced text watermarking, I was super keen to understand how they would implement this, especially for text. Images are pretty straightforward to watermark, but text was an interesting problem.
Every time an LLM generates a token, it is choosing from a probability distribution. Often, several candidates are nearly tied. For example...
"The weather today was cold and..." could just as easily continue with "overcast" or "grey". Neither is more correct. Normally, a plain random number generator breaks that tie.
The watermark changes only one thing - where that randomness comes from.
Instead of an arbitrary random number, the model derives its random value from a secret key plus the tokens that came right before. The token picked still looks like an ordinary random choice to us.
But anyone holding the key can replay that same derivation on a piece of text and check whether the sequence of choices matches what the key would produce. The better the match, the higher the probability that Claude wrote it.
Pretty neat.
Ten years writing the great American novel. Finally got it off to the publisher and heard back today. He asked if I used spell check. I said yes. He said that makes Microsoft Word a coauthor and half the royalties go to Bill Gates.
...em dashes in camouflage.
Love it! This kid gets it.
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The last few days have been remarkable.
Grok removes the language barrier between Japan and the USA, and decades of tension palpably lift from two nations.
Shit-posters, soccer moms, patriots and scallywags suddenly chatting with everyday Japanese people.
...made me think of Trump and PM Takaichi in the Oval office just a few days before:
Hey, taxpayer! In case your blood was not at quite hot enough:
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