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by 827a 7mo ago
Trash headline from TechCrunch; the exact statement from Apple was: > We are not aware of any successful mercenary spyware attacks against a Lockdown Mode-enabled Apple device.
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by 827a 7mo ago
I don't want to give too much credit to Github, because their uptime is truly horrendous and they need to fix it. But: I've felt like its a little unfair to judge the uptime of company platforms like this; by saying "if any f
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by 827a 7mo ago
Here you go: https://x.com/Kimi_Moonshot/status/2035074972943831491 People need to seriously stop it with the whole reddit-esque Boston Marathon Bomber investigation-style low-info crusades. Its extremely unhealth
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by 827a 7mo ago
FYI: Someone from Cursor has responded to this https://x.com/leerob/status/2035035355364081694 I think there's a reason why the people from Moonshot deleted their tweets; they're probably just researcher
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by 827a 7mo ago
Can you ensure that Notion is able to keep delivering given they don't develop their own models? Lovable? OpenCode? Should we be worried that Discord might disappear because they don't run their own data centers? Personally, I&#x2
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by 827a 7mo ago
Another one, I believe this one was also deleted: https://x.com/HarveenChadha/status/2034933979720425611/photo...
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by 827a 7mo ago
This is exactly what Cursor should be doing, within the obvious bounds of the law and such. Not everyone needs a pristine foundation model. What a waste of compute. Anthropic & OpenAI need product-level competition to knock them off the
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by 827a 7mo ago
Well, the challenge for Anthropic's users is: While Anthropic has fantastic coding models right now, they have a bad harness in claude code and the claude desktop app. The best experience using Anthropic's models is OpenCode and
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by 827a 7mo ago
Yup, agreed with this as well. Probably also why they've been investing so heavily in the desktop Claude Code experience; very hard to gather great telemetry from a terminal app.
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by 827a 7mo ago
Agreed. What I suspect is: the dynamic model routing on CC is way stronger than people realize, and that "Percent-based usage" is intentionally vague because while it is probably measuring "200M tokens per week" or somet
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by 827a 7mo ago
I disagree that this path is inevitable for any service provider. Case in point: Google Drive offers substantially better per-terabyte pricing for storage than Google Cloud Storage; like 100x+ cheaper. Yet, Google Drive has a beautiful AP
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by 827a 7mo ago
I'm really struggling to understand how Anthropic is benefited by not allowing this. Its bad PR for no good reason. The only thing I can figure is that Claude Code is hemorrhaging money, they're too afraid to actually enforce reas
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by 827a 7mo ago
Its my strong belief that using AI in any capacity which does not upfront state "the following content was generated by artificial intelligence" is never acceptable. In most situations, allowing an AI to wield your name gives off
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by 827a 7mo ago
My point is that they already know how old you are, within some confidence interval, even if you never tell them or you lie to them, because they actively watch what you do and classify your behaviors with your age cohort. So why do they ca
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by 827a 7mo ago
Maybe I'm alone in this camp, but I really value the idea that my phone is an ultra-stable bedrock experience that, sure, I have to sacrifice some freedoms on but ultimately they're not exactly freedoms I care to express on a 5.8&
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by 827a 7mo ago
I'm not sure I fully grok the hypothesis that Meta is materially advantaged by pushing for OS-level age verification. I suppose its another intelligence signal for ad targeting, but they have to believe that at least on platforms like
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by 827a 7mo ago
> Company that lays-off 20% of its staff every year in an attempt to "reduce inefficiency" and "remain agile in the adoption of new technologies and workflows" finds they cannot run a stable service, have more ineffic
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by 827a 7mo ago
Its not entirely unique to Apple: the Ryzen AI Max platform (in the e.g. Framework Desktop) is a unified memory platform. The PlayStation 5 also has a unified memory architecture (which given the chiplet was made by AMD, not too surprising)
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by 827a 7mo ago
Apple will be the first company to pioneer a new "work for tokens" program; simply commit yourself to six months of servitude with The Company to pay off your new Mac Studio purchase.
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by 827a 7mo ago
Yes: > A powerful Neural Accelerator is built into each GPU core of the M5 family of chips, which dramatically speeds up AI tasks like image generation from diffusion models, large language model (LLM) prompt processing, and on-device tr
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by 827a 7mo ago
IMO its more nuanced. They're likely in production ramp-up of the M5 Ultra Mac Studio, for release in the next ~3 months; they have pre-purchased bins of memory from the supply-constrained major memory supplies; and they need as much a
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by 827a 7mo ago
I think the reality is that these tools are good enough that, to some degree, all three of the roles are correct, everyone is now definitely more able to do others' roles, leadership knows this, and even if there's a period of ine
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by 827a 7mo ago
> The top tier subscription prices are increasing exponentially WILD graph that misrepresents what is happening. There's a bunch of $20 subscriptions, and a bunch of $200 subscriptions. Devin has a $500 subscription. That's it.
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by 827a 7mo ago
Or, there's the DGX Spark, which effectively neutralizes both of these trade-offs, and is the same price as the RTX 5090.
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by 827a 7mo ago
> Studio Display XDR replaces Pro Display XDR and starts at $3,299 (U.S.) and $3,199 (U.S.) for education. My father-in-law is a monitor engineer. He is insanely gifted. We were in a Taiwanese factory together years ago and I asked him w
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by 827a 8mo ago
Agentic engineering is fundamentally different, not just because of the inherent unpredictability of LLMs, but also because there's a wildly good chance that two years from now Opus 4.6 will no longer even be a model anyone can use to
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by 827a 8mo ago
IMO: This might be a contrarian opinion, but I don't think so. Its much the same problem as asking, for example, if every single line you write, or every function, becomes a commit. The answer to this granularity is, much like anything
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by 827a 8mo ago
Advancing capability in the models themselves should be expected to eat alive every helpful harness you create to improve its capabilities.
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by 827a 8mo ago
Advancing capability in the models themselves should be expected to eat alive every helpful harness you create to improve its capabilities.
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by 827a 8mo ago
I find it morbidly fascinating how leadership at the same company can simultaneously believe all of "network egress is a staggeringly expensive component of data center rollout" yet "we should stream real-time input and video

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