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by 9cb14c1ec0 6mo ago
Too lazy to pull up a url, but it was a filing by Anthropic's CFO in the Anthropic v Department of War case.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 6mo ago
Also, very very recently they said in a court filing that their lifetime revenue was "at least" 5 billion. Which is it?
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by 9cb14c1ec0 7mo ago
I don't think it follows that a Democrat administration would reverse this.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 7mo ago
There absolutely is a path to domestic manufacturing. It might be long and hard, but it does exist. Source: My company manages logistics for dozens of US manufacturing companies.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 7mo ago
To be clear, that F35 was being incredibly careless, flying low in broad daylight. All the stealth features of an aircraft are useless if you can look at it with your own eyes. In any conflict with China, F35s would not be flown that way.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 7mo ago
Small nitpick. 4.8.1 was .NET Framework, which is a totally different beast that .NET (1 through 10). .NET Framework was heavily dependent on Windows, while .NET (1 through 10) are the newer OS independent system. It's not that they
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by 9cb14c1ec0 7mo ago
It's getting harder and harder to be an Android enthusiast. Especially given the hypocrisy of Google Play containing an awful lot of malware.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 7mo ago
I wish I was rich enough to fund a hard fork of Android.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 7mo ago
Technically the auditing already existed, but functionally it didn't because Enron could bully Arthur Andersen into getting the results they wanted, or just ignore results they didn't like.
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AI bots spam GitHub repo with identical PRs(github.com)
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
Banning IP leasing would concentrate power in the hands of those who have large IP blocks. Makes one wonder what the real motivation behind this post is.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
One day I hope to be rich enough to put a CPU like this (with proportional RAM and storage) in my proxmox cluster.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
I don't agree. There are a lot of inference performance improvements to make. I think the cost of inference continues to fall, and pretty much every application of AI becomes a commodity with brutal competition.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
I've long thought it would be funny to do a startup where we would make accounting software that was solely a chat interface, with the only data store being a GL account list stored in context. There is probably a VC firm dumb enough
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
Yes, and that is why I used the phrase comparative value. The concept of winning business based on being #1 on the benchmarks is dead.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
There is not a single OpenAI model in the top 10 on openrouter's ranking page. The market is saying something about the comparative value of OpenAI. Edit: yes, it is true that many people do integrate directly with OpenAI. That does
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
Core Android functionality relies on eBPF in a way that PostmarketOS does not. PostmarketOS is much more of a linux distro than Android is. They are not very comparable.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
Doesn't look like it has proper worktree management. UIs that abstract away worktrees are very powerful. I vibe coded my own ( https://github.com/9cb14c1ec0/vibe-manager ), which unfortunately doesn't have th
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
Just use Caddy. It's that simple.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
As many others in this conversation have asked, can we have some sources on the idea that the model is spread across chips? You keep making the claim, but no one (myself included) else has any idea where that information comes from or if i
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
Using an API key is orders of magnitude more expensive. That's the difference here. The Claude Code subscriptions are being heavily subsidized by Anthropic, which is why people want to use their subscriptions in everything else.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
The moat seems rather small right now. There are 7 different companies represented in the top 10 models on openrouter.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
It would not completely de-legitimize it. Maybe a government doesn't want anyone to know they are surveilling a suspect. But it definitely would reduce cash flow at commercial spyware companies, which could put some out of business.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
Smooth sailing and still frustrating at times. I have very high standards for the code that goes into production at my company. Nothing is getting yoloed. Everything is getting reviewed. Using Claude Code with a Max plan.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
It feels like Anthropic's models from 6 months ago. I mean, it's great progress in the open weight world, but I don't have time to use anything less than the very best for the coding I do. At the same time, if Anthropic and
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
There are a lot of comments not liking zulip. I wonder if the like/dislike feeling is tied to the size of the user/company of the poster. My experience is the zulip works very well in my small 3 person fully remote business. Ma
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
Yes, millions of people running code agents around the clock, where every tiny change generates a commit, a branch, a PR, and a CI run.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 8mo ago
No, they won't be. Inference costs will continue to drop, and subscription prices will follow as AI is increasingly commoditized. There are 6 different providers in the top 10 models on openrouter. In a commoditized market, there wi
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by 9cb14c1ec0 9mo ago
It's also true that their inference costs are being heavily subsidized. For example, if you calculate Oracles debt into OpenAIs revenue, they would be incredibly far underwater on inference.
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by 9cb14c1ec0 9mo ago
Not is it only dumb, but it is plain unimplementable. Are they saying the HMI interfaces on CNC machines need to be able to parse the GCode generated by any of dozens of CAM software options out there and divine if it might be gun related?

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