Huh, so it's like you're running alignment research but instead of training the model you're trying to use the model to train, is it your logic? Like if the model can achieve a task then it means your logic has to be…
"The marks are suggestions to weigh, not corrections." "that could go without changing what you mean. Your text stays exactly as you wrote it" "Marking works when this page is open in Claude and you are signed in. It…
That's crazy to me, somewhat in security but also in just how much time that is. I can create a webpage in a minute, are you working on something humungous?
Do you remember any details about the name of the software, or the cause of the lawsuits? I had a similar idea, funny to hear it's been done and ended so badly.
Thanks for taking the time, I appreciate it. If you write anything on the topic I'd be interested in reading it.
Wow, I've had an interest in the history of note-taking but that is a huge list. Have you read all those books? Do you have a top 5?
Huh, so it's like you're running alignment research but instead of training the model you're trying to use the model to train, is it your logic? Like if the model can achieve a task then it means your logic has to be…
"The marks are suggestions to weigh, not corrections." "that could go without changing what you mean. Your text stays exactly as you wrote it" "Marking works when this page is open in Claude and you are signed in. It…
That's crazy to me, somewhat in security but also in just how much time that is. I can create a webpage in a minute, are you working on something humungous?
Do you remember any details about the name of the software, or the cause of the lawsuits? I had a similar idea, funny to hear it's been done and ended so badly.
Thanks for taking the time, I appreciate it. If you write anything on the topic I'd be interested in reading it.
Wow, I've had an interest in the history of note-taking but that is a huge list. Have you read all those books? Do you have a top 5?