To put it very simplistically, from mostly a practical view: abs: cannot be differentiated around 0; has multiple minima; the error space has sharp ridges power 4: way too sensitive to noise power 3: var(x+y) != var(x) + var(y)

That's a lot of cognitive load to manage especially with how fast CC has become, do you review the output at all?

The users review the output

Why is it important for an NAS to have ECC RAM?

When Bitrot happens, ECC catches it, where non-ecc doesn't

So that you don't lose your data to random bit flips from cosmic rays.

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I use Claude Code at work via AWS bedrock, also personally subscribe to the $20/month Claude. Anecdotallt, Sonnet hasn't slowed down at all. ChatGPT 5 through enterprise plan, on the other hand, has noticeably slowed down or sometimes just not return anything.

> it takes a lot of effort to make your own claude-code-clone

Maybe we could try write that into a markdown file, and let Claude code at it for one night in a while loop

It's most likely for regulation compliance, instead of a sincere attempt to block anyone from training on them.

But web chatgpt doesn’t require identity verification so either this is a very strange regulation compliance or …

Also do other guys like google or anthropic ask your passport?

Sure, they work in that huge codebase, but for any specific task, the number of lines your team keeps in their short/long term memory is surely much much smaller than that.

> leading theory

hehe. Seriously though, why weren't people trying to turn iron or copper into gold? Why lead?