>From claude.ai
Gary:
Can the pardoned January sixth insurrectionists now be sued in civil court?
Claude:
Yes, the January 6th participants who received presidential pardons can
still face civil lawsuits. A pardon only protects against federal criminal
prosecution - it doesn't shield someone fro
There are multiple dimensions to the issue of free speech, especially when
it comes to the transition from individual expression to distribution by
platforms like X:
Responsibility for Content Distribution:
You raise a valid question regarding who is responsible when a platform
distributes content
I'm confused by this promotion of "free speech" from the individual to a
platform. When X (or this mailing list) *distributes* my text, who is ultimately
responsible for that distribution? Me? Or X/redfish.com?
The distribution of some content is not what I'd call "free speech". Maybe we
could
I hope I'm wrong. But that text reads like it was generated by an LLM. My point was that artifacts
like Section 230 are NOT about free speech in any way, fashion, or form. Free speech is an
individual right that is meaningless in the context of platform moderation. Using "section
230" and "free
Background:
gmail yesterday worked fine. Windows 11 had it's regularly temper-tantrum
about forced updates and rebooted itself. And now it's not.
>From what I can tell the only way to get to my email on google accounts is
using incognito mode.
I have tried: public DNS's (quad 8, quad 1, etc),
resta
What about the case of North Carolina’s Senator Burr, who dumped large
amounts of stock after he attended a closed meeting on how bad the Covid
epidemic was going to be? Can you expect someone who knows that he will
lose several hundred thousand dollars if he doesn’t act on the
information to g
Didn’t know. Google told me almost instantly. That is, if you had
submitted this as a term paper, my plagiarism detector would be flashing
red. So, sorry, I guess I cheated.
— Barry
On 22 Jan 2025, at 14:30, Nicholas Thompson wrote:
I am curious how many of you on the list know or could guess
Renee' just tried to tell me about the latest stupid thing Trump said. I told
her I don't want to hear it. FWIW, Vox has this:
https://www.vox.com/pages/logoff-newsletter-trump-administration-updates
"The Logoff is a daily newsletter that helps you stay informed about the Trump
administration w
I am curious how many of you on the list know or could guess at the author
of the following quote:
I am interested in your guesses; if you know it for SURE, please hold off
guessing.
*I would be willing to throw away everything else but that: enthusiasm
tamed by metaphor. Let me rest the case th
Hi! DC Resident here.
..
Jackie: What is the role of the federal government in the District of
Columbia's law making?
Claude:
The federal government has unique and extensive oversight over Washington,
D.C.'s laws and governance due to the District's special status under the
Constitution. He
lol Lunatic comes to mind on Drumpf.
We truly are in the wrong timeline when: no one with any political say was
at Drumpfs inauguration, the photos were surreal: Elon: Looked like he had
just had about 2000 redbulls, Bezzo's: who looked like a non-plussed dad,
and some other bajillionairs...then th
two things:
1) isn't it interesting that human beings, with only a short exposure to LLM
generated text can instantly spot 'suspicious' and 'likely-LLM-sourced'
writing. Not just glen, but all of my university professor friends can spot and
know with certainty that LLM generated test answers or
I use IMAP to connect to google, then use Thunderbird on desktop and K-9 on the
phone. You may give that a try until their web interface comes back ... or just
abandon the web interface altogether ... because it sux. 8^D
On 1/22/25 12:32 PM, Gillian Densmore wrote:
Background:
gmail yesterday
Easy to avoid this problem.
-Original Message-
From: Friam On Behalf Of Prof David West
Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2025 1:04 PM
To: friam@redfish.com
Subject: Re: [FRIAM] May you live in interesting times
two things:
1) isn't it interesting that human beings, with only a
I bet it can't simulate Marcus. Because most of Marcus' posts are one liners,
often with some ironic twist that I'm sure is there, but evades me. I guess if you
have enough one liners to provide examples, then restrict the response to only a
few tokens, that might work. But you'd prolly also ha
I was addressing the mistaken claim that using a LLM create content is easy to
detect. It would require some thoughtful setup work and testing, but that could
be more fun and educational than writing the content directly.
From: Friam on behalf of glen
Date: Wednesday, January 22, 2025 at 5:0
I definitely did not read the whole thing... but it seemed pretty
coherent... and I am glad you are having fun with the plagiarism bots.
Best,
Eric
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Human Capital Data Modernization and Management (HCDMM)
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