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This is a pretty reasonable statement and I'm not sure how you could interpret this as "sucking up to the admin."
by solenoid0937 5mo ago
This is a pretty reasonable statement and I'm not sure how you could interpret this as "sucking up to the admin."
- CamperBob2 5mo agoIt's a pretty reasonable statement if you work for Anthropic and are eyeing your stock options nervously and your competitors even more so.
- solenoid0937 5mo agoEveryone that isn't a bitter cynic must be a shill.
- senordevnyc 5mo agoI’ve noticed that too many HN folks seem to think that cynicism makes them more intelligent. I think it must be some kind of insecurity, about not wanting to be seen as naive or something. It’s pretty sad though, I wonder how some of these people find any peace or joy in their lives.
- solenoid0937 5mo agoIt's a very common failure mode amongst the chronically online. It's a way for people to feel superior over others - really, they're just depriving themselves of joy and the idea that good things can and do exist in the world.
- lbreakjai 5mo agoBelieving they have any interests other than theirs at heart is like believing the stripper is really in love with you. That's not cynicism, that's just common sense.
- senordevnyc 5mo agoDo you feel really smart now?
- ben_w 5mo agoI can read it as both TBH. First sentence by itself is mundane "regulators are good", which most people agree with, and also libertarians will object to regardless of leader. Second sentence is obviously sucking up, though is the same level of sucking up found on every stereotypical LinkedIn post.
- jbm 5mo agoNo one is "grateful" for being labelled a security risk. The statement reads more like a Chinese "Ah Q" story than a real response. (Unless they are piping the F1 Mercedes theme song in the announce system at anthropic, in which case maybe you are right)
- solenoid0937 5mo agoBut they aren't talking about being labeled a security risk. The scope of this paragraph is narrow and refers specifically to the executive order.