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by Traster 7mo ago
You can buy a Claude Code subscription for $200 bucks and use way more tokens in Claude Code than if you pay for direct API usage. Anthopic decided you can't take your Auth key for Claude code and use it to hit the API via a different
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by Traster 7mo ago
Bollocks. <name> (optional) <email> (optional) join the boycott! 1.5m have essentially signed an e-petition. I hate this e-pteition things.
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by Traster 7mo ago
I didn't quite mean it that way. My question is basically asking "Does this hammer know that not every problem is a nail". To give a specific answer to your question, my accounting system is excel, and "everyone"
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by Traster 7mo ago
This is one of my favourite interview questions too. I ask a design question that technically could be solved using the specialist skillset I interview for but it would be insane to actually do that in the real world. It's a good o
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by Traster 7mo ago
Tesla doesn't have parking sensors. They're a safety feature. There's lots of safety features in cars that are optional, we've got an entire rating system for the safety of cars. We're talking about an app that&#x27
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by Traster 7mo ago
No, if you name your product literally Neo, you're indicating it's the latest and greatest, it will clearly have better specs than the pro.
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by Traster 7mo ago
Is your process mechnical or AI based. Ie, is it "Hey claude there's this citation, can you tell me which case it's from" and if it matches you accept. Or is it "advanced-grep-style-thing <text in citation> &l
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by Traster 7mo ago
At the end of the day it's obviously the right decision to fire him. You can't drop your ethics when you feel sick.
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by Traster 7mo ago
Seems strange that they're releasing new Macbook pros now we now that they'll be legacy products with the Macbook neos.
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by Traster 7mo ago
I think this is... fine? Am I just totally naive. I think it's fine to say "You don't really have privacy on this app" - as long as there are relatively good options of apps that do have privacy (and I think there are).
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by Traster 7mo ago
On the broader point, I think it's right to say that OpenAI has challenges. It simply has no differentiation beyond branding and arguably there are quite a few obvious ways it messed up and lost momentum (the board fight, trying to go
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by Traster 8mo ago
This is the case in all layoffs. Is there a bottom 10% of employees at OpenAI? By definition yes. If you do your absolute best to try and make redundant the bottom 10% of employees at OpenAI, how many of them do you think will actually
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by Traster 8mo ago
Implied in your statement - it benefits those who can create more complex financial situations. Often the complexity of the situation is largely synthetic.
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by Traster 8mo ago
I don't know if it's different in the US, but in the UK "Took responsibilty" meant resigned (or used to). Like if something really bad happens and you're the one taking responsibily- you're the one falling on
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by Traster 8mo ago
I just want to point out this isn't an agents thing. The world is full of people fucking bumbling around doing the stupidest stuff with no feedback thinking they're amazing. It's only through interaction with others does th
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by Traster 8mo ago
I said in earlier reports about this, it's difficult to draw statistical comparisons with humans because there's so little data. Having said that, it is clear that this system just isn't ready and it's kind of wild that
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by Traster 8mo ago
What I find quite interesting is that the internet was kind of the wild west in the early 2000s, it was exciting and vibrant, a kind of diaspora. Then in the late noughties early teens we saw massive consolidation through market forces, eve
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by Traster 8mo ago
This is something that has made no sense to me for a while. Trump has done a very good job at telling the EU that the US will no longer back stop their security, and that they need to start taking care of that themselves. Now, obviously the
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by Traster 8mo ago
Firstly, OpenAI has lacked focus so they're pursuing lots of different paths despite the obvious one (ads in chatgpt), like hiring Johnny Ive - a move that feels more WeWork than anything. But secondly, personal agents can be great for
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by Traster 8mo ago
It really is quite funny though isn't it. Yes, it's a fucking hand grenade that will blow up at any moment. It's perfect for a one man band startup. Because there's massive upside and at the end of the day if it blows
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by Traster 8mo ago
For me the advantage of using digital journalling is it's easier to switch between multiple threads. It means if I have 3 tasks to complete, I can switch tabs to the notes on the new task without thinking about the physical limitations
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by Traster 8mo ago
This can be an incredibly powerful tool. It does so many things - it forces you to write down what you're doing. If you actually do that, it's just a great opportunity to think "Hey hang on, is this thing I'm doing actua
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by Traster 8mo ago
Well there's a good reason that OpenAI partnered up with Microsoft. The calculation is that the established big techs - Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Google, Meta are all going to be significantly impacted by AI so it's not unreasonab
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by Traster 8mo ago
Running into traffic to pick a fight with them? Throwing your bike in front of their car to cause a collision? Jumping onto their bonnet to try and pretend you're being run over? The guy is quite literally taking the law into his own h
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by Traster 8mo ago
Does anyone have any tips on how I would fundamentally understand this article without just going back to school and getting a degree in mathematics? This is the sort of article where my attempts to understand a term only ever increase the
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by Traster 8mo ago
It is very re-assuring to know, on a post where I can essentially not even speak the language (despite a masters in engineering) HN is still just discussing the first paragraph of the post.
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by Traster 8mo ago
In future, if you think he's on the right side, link to the video of him doing it, not an 8 minute video talking around the fact he did it. There was no reason for the bicycle to enter the carriage way other than to come directly int
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by Traster 8mo ago
So, in general, you support vigilantes?
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by Traster 8mo ago
Yeah this is the animosity I'm talking about. I'd just point out that this also translates to drivers showing that animosity to cyclists on the streets in London.
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by Traster 8mo ago
Since this site has a very international audience, it's quite important to make clear: there's not some road safety inspired reason for this. Mickey is an adrenaline junky who loves to start fights in public and he's found a

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