As someone who does both legal and engineering stuff, I frequently misinterpret sentences like “LLMs are improving”, and “that’s only valid in the DC circuit”.
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As someone who does both legal and engineering stuff, I frequently misinterpret sentences like “LLMs are improving”, and “that’s only valid in the DC circuit”.
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As someone who does both legal and engineering stuff, I frequently misinterpret sentences like “LLMs are improving”, and “that’s only valid in the DC circuit”.
@mattblaze I had to google it: "A Master of Laws (M.L. or LL.M.; Latin: Magister Legum or Legum Magister) is a postgraduate academic degree, pursued by those either holding an undergraduate academic law degree or a professional law degree." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_of_Laws
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As someone who does both legal and engineering stuff, I frequently misinterpret sentences like “LLMs are improving”, and “that’s only valid in the DC circuit”.
@mattblaze To say nothing of when you have to talk about resistance.
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@mattblaze To say nothing of when you have to talk about resistance.
@SteveBellovin And Ohm is in the DC Circuit.
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As someone who does both legal and engineering stuff, I frequently misinterpret sentences like “LLMs are improving”, and “that’s only valid in the DC circuit”.
so you're saying that LLM is just the current fixation?
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@mattblaze To say nothing of when you have to talk about resistance.
@SteveBellovin @mattblaze Yeah, resistance is not futile, but it sure is dissipative.
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@SteveBellovin And Ohm is in the DC Circuit.
@mattblaze @SteveBellovin Lots of potential in this thread.
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@mattblaze @SteveBellovin Lots of potential in this thread.
@oclsc @mattblaze @SteveBellovin Wire you doing this?
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@oclsc @mattblaze @SteveBellovin Wire you doing this?
@mweiss @mattblaze @SteveBellovin To reduce the impedence.
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