ray_kay777

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by ray_kay777 14d ago
Agree - I do video editing via Claude Code and it does the job just fine. A lot of my tasks involved frame accurate cutting and to do so it will make a composite image of several consecutive frames in a single image and analyse it that way.
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by ray_kay777 23d ago
With access to good databases and tool use, hallucinations are basically a thing of the past (and very easy to verify). The hallucination issue typically comes from people using free ChatGPT or similar - tech usage and literacy is often poo
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by ray_kay777 23d ago
Good question - but the state of commercial contracts (pre-AI slop) is horrifically dysfunctional, inefficient, poorly thought through and inaccessible to the average person, so the bar is quite low. I think there will be some new malicious
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by ray_kay777 24d ago
While there's no linter for writing contracts, my experience (as a commercial lawyer) is that frontier LLMs are far better and error checking and far quicker at writing than the average senior lawyer. The main thing holding back furthe
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by ray_kay777 1mo ago
I think we're even starting to reach that saturation point now for a lot of people. In my industry (law) plenty of people have tried CoPilot once or twice, or tried ChatGPT a year ago, and as a result have basically dismissed AI as bei
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by ray_kay777 1mo ago
Yep, doesn't work in Australia either.
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by ray_kay777 1mo ago
Yep - exactly my thoughts. No way am I trying this out without a billing limit - seems crazy given the pricing strategy to not have a top-up and pay as you go.
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by ray_kay777 1mo ago
This makes it a very interesting alternative to Deepseek for personal work where I don't care about the training - judging by the AA benchmarks it seems like overall cost per task is similar to the new Deepseek Flash but with better be
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by ray_kay777 2mo ago
Beat me to it - but I had the same thought. Most amateur and nearly all professional studio photographs of a bicycle will have it drive side out so I expect this plays some role in it.
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by ray_kay777 3mo ago
I've found that the instructions "be extremely concise" gets me much closer to output that's actually sensible/helpful rather than another wall of text.
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by ray_kay777 3mo ago
I suspect the reply above is referring to charge out rates rather than wages.
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by ray_kay777 3mo ago
In fairness, this tweet makes it seem very much like it's retribution from Hegseth: https://xcancel.com/PeteHegseth/status/2065897156226015690#m
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by ray_kay777 4mo ago
Australian lawyer here and fully agree - this issue has been mentioned a few times in some recent Family Court cases (where self-representation and thus AI usage is more prevalent) but there hasn't been any direct decisions on it as th
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by ray_kay777 6mo ago
Literally dozens of us on here!