As a lactose racist, I forget there’s cheese on pizza all the time.

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I worked as a metal roofer for a bit, ladders were the scariest part (okay unharnessed on a wet steel roof is scarier). But most of the injuries I saw were ladders. Like if we had the choice, climb up scaffolding or use a man lift.

Yeah 10° isn’t that cold, shit I’ve worn shorts when it’s 10 °F

To be fair, linemen (the high voltage guys who fix the grid) are usually tough as nails. These guys look like their dad worked in construction.

Some philosophers have written in intentionally hard to understand language.

Why are we okay with every robin hood movie being an interpretation, but all the sudden the oddesy needs to be historically perfect?

Yeah, I bounced off NixOS for a couple months before it stuck. I would switch again but it would have to be like Nix but better

Right, it’s barely freezing. And you work up a good sweat shoveling snow

The thing that makes anarchism work is people wanting to participate in it. As a guy who likes anarchism I just want to care more about strength of character than money or power.

Lots of pro runners run over 100 miles a week, once you’re there it’s not so bad. Cyclists will do even more, bike packers get excited by the idea. As a kid I went to canoe camp and we would paddle for 40 hours a week sometime. Not sure if I should include through hiking.

I think there is a difference between single days of exhaustion and long periods of tiredness that you don’t know when you’ll be able to rest again.

And I agree with you. When you let an AI be creative it will lie. But if they are reading documents they generally don’t. That information is now a part of their context and it will reuse that information. It’s a good fuzzy search. It is however terrible at a lot of other things.

Edit: it’s like a plagerism machine! Which in this one case is probably good

It’s a saturated business, there’s dozens of companies already doing it. I don’t like AI, I think it’s destroying a lot of parts of our life. But it’s here and it’s only going to sink it’s claws deeper. Also I’m not describing chat bots.

I lay out how I would do it in another comment. I think it would be pretty easy to get something rough draft quality pretty easy. The difficult problem is compliance, you would probably have to use either local or legal work approved LLMs. But I’m saying they actually just used a chat bot instead of an agent that could give you better results. It’s pretty easy to get a clanker not to lie, use it as a tool to rearrange text and don’t let it be creative.

I wouldn’t have it do that. I’m thinking more along the lines of an AI that drafts legal documents.

• It would find a reference to a case, something an ai is good at.
• Then it would send out a query to the database to check if that case exists, something you would need to build some tooling for.
• If it retrieves anything it would then check if the source and the document agree
• if not, it would run a loop to re-write that section.

I’m not like an agent engineer or anything like that, and I’m sure there’s more efficient ways of having an LLM draft legal documents. But so long as you can get it to reference primary sources there should be a lot less cleanup work to do.

Wow, this is lazy. I feel like you could probably set up an AI agent thing to check every case it references to make sure it is both real and relevant. But they were so lazy not only did they not check it themselves, they didn’t even have a clanker check it.

Sounds like prompt logs need to be tracked in git with reference. But also it sounds basically unenforceable.

I thought EA had already been doing this with need for speed all the way back in Xbox 360 times?