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Parents Decide Act introduces mandatory OS-level age verification
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Summary: https://lustra.news/en/us-congress/119/legislations/119_HR_8... It is incredibly ironic that Josh Gottheimer, the bill's sponsor, is pushing for mandatory OS-level age verification while hi
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Tell HN: The proposed KIDS Act (HR 7757) effectively mandates biometric browsing
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Using tech to update democracy: The Mirror Parliament
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7mo ago
Tech Stack: Frontend: Flutter (Web & Mobile Monorepo), Backend: Firebase + Google Cloud Run, AI: Vertex AI https://lustra.news/info/tech License: PolyForm Noncommercial — source is available for inspection, learnin
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Show HN: Mirror Parliament where users vote on top of politicians and draft laws
(github.com)
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8mo ago
The linked post details my engineering solution: a 'Generalizer-Judge-Surgeon' pipeline to remove hallucinations from legislation. Using a "dumber/faster" model (Flash Lite) strictly as a Judge (comparing Source vs
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Killing hallucinations in legal texts with a Generalizer-Judge-Surgeon pipeline
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9mo ago
Good question! I almost don't get problems with hallucinations. The worst case I had was oversimplification. I'm using mostly heuristic models, so they don't overthink; they just rely more on the source. If something is wrong
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fokdelafons
9mo ago
Thanks! Yeah, it's an artifact, as first parliament I introduced was Sejm. Maybe I'll switch to the "Politicians"? Because I'm going to introduce senators there too.
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9mo ago
Thanks for flagging! Civic Projects just landed and are still in beta, so glitches might happen. I’ll look into it and get it fixed.
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9mo ago
Absolutely, the model does the picking.
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9mo ago
You can't strip it completely, totally agree. Any compression of information is already an interpretation. The problem becomes more prevalent, the more thinking and advanced models become. To mitigate it, I rely on some constraints: 1.
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9mo ago
Thanks, I’ll add clarification about the license in the description.
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9mo ago
Thanks for flagging — I'll look into headers / hosting config to avoid false positives.
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Show HN: Solving the ~95% legislative coverage gap using LLM's
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9mo ago
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