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by apetresc 6mo ago
I've long maintained that the real indicator that AGI is imminent is that public availability stops being a thing. If you truly believed you had a superhuman, godlike mind in your thrall, renting it out for $20/month would be the
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by apetresc 7mo ago
I don't think OP was making a value judgment or anything. It's just weird to say you won't consider Codeberg because you need reliability when Codeberg's uptime is at 100% and Github's is at 90%.
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by apetresc 7mo ago
Windows is not public infrastructure. If the government's reliance on it has reached the level of "national importance", then that's the problem that needs to be addressed, not Windows' ownership. Public infrastruct
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by apetresc 7mo ago
Compared to getting them nothing, yes. But the OP's point is that this doesn't prevent the child from mentally comparing themselves to peers that have a smartphone, and viewing their Tin Can as a "restriction" imposed by
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by apetresc 7mo ago
Well then clearly you haven't taken a look at https://status.claude.com .
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by apetresc 7mo ago
If this was an Apple TV app, I think it would be the default mode in my household.
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by apetresc 7mo ago
Improves outputs relative to what? Compared to previous contexts of 1M, it improves outputs by allowing them to exist (because previously you couldn't exceed 200K). Compared to contexts of <200K, it degrades outputs rather than impr
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by apetresc 7mo ago
I don't think they're claiming "no degradation at scale", are they? They still report a 91.9->78.3 drop. That's just a better drop than everyone else (is the claim).
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by apetresc 7mo ago
Those sorts of volume discounts are what you do when you're trying to incentivize more consumption. Anthropic already has more demand then they're logistically able to serve, at the moment (look at their uptime chart, it's
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Claude Scheduled Tasks caught in infinite loop after Daylight Savings Time(status.claude.com)
4 points by apetresc 7mo ago|0 comments
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by apetresc 7mo ago
Diametrically opposite to tokens beyond 200K being literally free? As in, you only pay for the first 200K tokens and the remaining 800K cost $0.00? I don't think that's a fair reading of the original post at all, obviously what
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by apetresc 8mo ago
What percentage of the overall code was written primarily by agents?
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by apetresc 8mo ago
Amazing-looking UX. My biggest feature suggestion: implement support for SSH jump hosts. I suspect having a single SSH gateway in your homelab that you configure all other hosts with ProxyJump in .ssh/config is a super-common setup amo
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by apetresc 8mo ago
Why would a knife be a problem in a checked bag, even if it hadn't been sealed in the original package?
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by apetresc 8mo ago
Yes, Discord will obviously never lose its network effect edge and get supplanted. That's simply what always happens with network effects. Now excuse me while I go post to my Facebook about my new MSN Messenger and ICQ addresses.
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by apetresc 8mo ago
Which model, 5.3 or 5.3-Codex? Yes, 5.3-Codex was announced and released. 5.3 wasn't announced. None of it is "absurd", and it also wouldn't have been "absurd" if they announce something but don't release
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by apetresc 8mo ago
Honest question, when was the last time you caught it trying to use a command that was going to "nuke your system"?
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by apetresc 8mo ago
I mean… yeah? It sounds biased or whatever, but if you actually experience all the frontier models for yourself, the conclusion that Opus just has something the others don’t is inescapable.
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by apetresc 8mo ago
Scott Alexander essentially provided editing and promotion for AI 2027 (and did a great job of it, I might add). Are you unaware of the actual researchers behind the forecasting/modelling work behind it, and you thought it was actually
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by apetresc 8mo ago
Why is it absurd?
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by apetresc 8mo ago
Impressive that they publish and acknowledge the (tiny, but existent) drop in performance on SWE-Bench Verified between Opus 4.5 to 4.6. Obviously such a small drop in a single benchmark is not that meaningful, especially if it doesn't
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by apetresc 8mo ago
I literally came to HN to check if a thread was already up because I noticed my CC instance suddenly said "Opus 4.6".
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by apetresc 8mo ago
It depends on whether you're running the models locally. If you're just using a Claude or OpenAI token (as probably 95%+ of OpenClaw users are), the RAM requirements are minimal. My first-gen M1 Mac Mini runs it just fine.
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by apetresc 8mo ago
Would you mind telling me which model and version you’re using and what authentication mechanism? Is it piggybacking your Max/Pro subscription or did you settle for using pay-as-you-go API costs?
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by apetresc 9mo ago
I think you're conflating two different things. It's entirely possible (and, I think, quite likely) that AI is simultaneously not anthropomorphic (and is not ACTUALLY "excited" in the way I thought you were objecting to
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by apetresc 9mo ago
We say that a shell script "is trying to open this file". We say that a flaky integration "doesn't feel like working today". And these are all way less emotive-presenting interactions than a message that literally e
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by apetresc 9mo ago
It can be absurdly expensive, yes :( It's definitely not in an off-the-shelf plug-and-play state yet. But with the right context/session management (and using a Claude Max subscription token instead of an API key), it can be manag
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by apetresc 9mo ago
The phone plan or Clawdbot?
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by apetresc 9mo ago
I have an old iPhone with a broken screen that I threw an $8/month eSIM onto so that it has its own phone number, that I just keep plugged in with the screen off, on Wifi, in a drawer. It hosts a number of things for me, most important
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by apetresc 9mo ago
I found this HN post because I have a Clawdbot task that scans HN periodically for data gathering purposes and it saw a post about itself and it got excited and decided to WhatsApp me about it. So that’s where I’m at with Clawdbot.

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