The linked project includes a very different way to launch docker containers.

Put two spaces at the beginning of a line for monospace.

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Thanks for the tip! It won't let me edit it. I think I will hide and repost it does look sloppy.

Ars isn't winging it here, they are following Conde Nast HR processes. https://arstechnica.com/civis/threads/editor%E2%80%99s-note-... "I can confirm that the HR processes are intricate and complicated. I can confirm that we have union writers. I can confirm these things take time." -Aurich

Isn't Ars agreeing with you here though? It's not excusable and they fired him even after the apology.

Maybe it's plagiarism because he did not attribute the LLM output to the LLM.

Yeah, it's the lack of attribution that is key, even if it sounds like a trivial and ceremonial step. If a New York Times reporter writes "'Our investigation has completely stalled,' Kings County Sheriff Bob Jones told the Springfield Observer", I can infer that the NYT is reliant on local reporting for this story and may not have done original on-the-ground work themselves.

Imagine how flimsy Ars' story about a blog post would look like if the story had correctly attributed the quotes (fabricated or not) to, "according to Claude AI's analysis of the blog post". The reader would have the right to wonder if the reporter had even read the blog post.

There's no point trying to update an article with fake sources. If you can't trust the material, there's no story. I think pulling it was the right move here.

Hegseth has degrees from Princeton and Harvard. The Vice President has a degree from Yale. Trump himself graduated from Wharton, one of the Ivy League business schools (although not one directly names in the memo).

I feel attacked as a Stanford/Princeton graduate. Yes, there are pieces of shit among the graduates, especially among the legacy admissions, but you can’t write off all of us by association.

They network their way to the top. Everybody else has to develop real skills.

Quadrotors are loud, but fixed-wing drones are quieter, more efficient, and have much longer range.

I'm not sure the LLM completely understood the idea. For example this sentence: "Creativity is a game where the only prizes worth winning are high-potential outliers." That doesn't mean anything. It's not a game and there aren't prizes and why is it talking about potential?

LLMs are trained on averages. Breakthroughs are outliers. Don't let the average touch your outlier too early.

That's it. No games, no prizes, no Alpha/Beta framing. Just: protect your weird half-formed thoughts from the smoothing function until they're strong enough to survive it.

It's a joke way of saying pedophiles -> pdf files.