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by atonse 8mo ago
Just for the record though, Musk isn't blindly anti-LIDAR. He has said (and I think this is an objective fact) that all existing roads and driving are based on vision (which is what all humans do). So that should technically be suffici
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by atonse 8mo ago
Have you tried Grokipedia yet? Cuz you’ve mainly addressed the concept. But have you read a bunch of articles? Found inaccuracies? Seen the edit process? Cuz, regardless of ideology, the edit process couldn’t have been done before because A
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by atonse 8mo ago
Doesn’t help that they’ve gotten so big. They’ve become “the man” the establishment that has a direct line to everyone’s brains. And have in so many cases abused their power. All that not counting the stagnation and enshittification. I also
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by atonse 8mo ago
I remember having this argument with a friend. My argument was that the idea that the name Autopilot is misleading comes not from Tesla naming it wrong, it comes from what most people think "Autopilots" on an aircraft do. (And tha
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by atonse 8mo ago
Yep that's exactly what I'm talking about. I don't think it's overkill. It feels very natural and filling out forms feels archaic to me (unless it's a "edit this quickly" where that's almost always fa
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by atonse 8mo ago
This looks awesome but I think I might still prefer to have an agent make these changes. Not sure though. In general, I love the juxtaposition of the most advanced computer technology ever (AI) causing an explosion in one of the OLDEST comp
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by atonse 8mo ago
Not just coding. everything else I do. I hate writing proposals. It's the most mind numbing and repetitive work which also requires scrutinizing a lot of details. But now I've built a full proposal pipeline, skills, etc that goes
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by atonse 8mo ago
FYI I went to your website and was thoroughly confused about the product. So it’s trying to be like lovable, n8n, etc? Then there’s stuff about Postgres and S3? I just closed the tab cuz I was completely lost.
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by atonse 8mo ago
Interesting. I feel this is something that Apple could've built as "Spotlight 2.0" right into macOS. Yet another missed opportunity. How does this compare to qmd [1] by Tobi Lutke? [1] https://github.com/tobi&
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by atonse 8mo ago
Wow what an absolute nothingburger of an article. Someone at the Pentagon may have used Claude (maybe directly or maybe indirectly through a Palantir tool), to do something that may have had something to do with a really large military oper
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by atonse 8mo ago
> The Indian consumer market. You've said this a couple times in this thread now. Do you have any evidence that most of his audience is in India, to make that claim that his ethnicity matters?
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by atonse 8mo ago
Does this mean they’re struggling financially? Yet more disruption caused by coding agents, I’m sure. We saw it quite visibly with Tailwind, now I can see if code editors are maybe struggling too, especially something like Zed which was pro
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by atonse 8mo ago
For now. And also largely because it's easier to get that up and running than the alternative. Eventually, as we ramp up on domestic solar production, (and even if we get rid of solar tariffs for a short period of time maybe?), the num
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by atonse 8mo ago
Musk has been talking about this (generalizing the self driving model for their Optimus bot) for a while now. Which is why their strategy (purely vision/photons in, controls out) seems to be more widely applicable and scalable over tim
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by atonse 8mo ago
Just wanted to echo that my experience is almost identical (production elixir/phoenix for 10 years), and also very rarely touch erlang. But it does leak in every now and then. And it'll feel less intimidating once you code in elix
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by atonse 8mo ago
I'm starting to wonder if people doing what were previously unconventional workflows (which may not be performance optimized) are affecting things. For example, today, I had claude basically prune all merged branches from a repo that&#
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by atonse 8mo ago
I didn’t quite understand why they were randomly giving people $50 in credits. But I think this is why?
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by atonse 8mo ago
It was better today. I dunno if there was a regression in a corresponding cc version that was maybe quickly patched? It felt like it was at least back to opus 4.5 levels.
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by atonse 8mo ago
Wow, I have been using Open 4.6 and for the last 15 minutes, and it's already made two extremely stupid mistakes... like misunderstanding basic instructions and editing the file in a very silly, basic way. Pretty bad. Never seen this w
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by atonse 8mo ago
I'm not sure. Anthropic probably feels safe enough for the foreseeable future given that they've been focused heavily on business customers (cowork, claude code) who just pay straight up for the service. Whereas OpenAI seems to be
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by atonse 8mo ago
Jarred Sumner (bun creator, bun was recently acquired by Anthropic) has been working exclusively on bringing down memory leaks and improving performance in CC the last couple weeks. He's been tweeting his progress. This is just regular
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by atonse 8mo ago
Yes it is different. Because they go out of their way to claim that they are non-partisan. If you endorsed one candidate and the other one wins, how can we trust your reporting about the winning candidate for the duration of their tenure? N
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by atonse 9mo ago
Having an endorsement isn’t normal either. We have somehow normalized the idea that newspapers openly state their preference for a candidate. I expect that from Fox News or MSNBC. But not the Washington Post. I’ve always found the idea of p
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by atonse 9mo ago
But why are people ok with the fact that a newspaper was going to pick a candidate to begin with? Doesn’t that undermine their claims of non-partisanship?
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by atonse 9mo ago
My point is that why were they picking a candidate to begin with, even before Bezos got involved. Why wasn’t that the thing that annoyed people? I don’t like the idea of a paper taking sides (even if, in this case, their endorsement aligne
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by atonse 9mo ago
My point is that isn’t there a difference between “we had to endorse Trump because Bezos made us do it” and “we were forced to not take a side” My point is, why are we not seeing the idea of a paper “having an endorsement ready” as itself a
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by atonse 9mo ago
Their hardware division has been killing it. The software has been where most of the complaints have been in recent years.
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by atonse 9mo ago
I know people who cancelled the subscription because they refused to endorse a candidate. I don't quite understand why, because refusing to endorse anyone is a neutral step. I've always found newspaper endorsements to feel slimy.
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by atonse 9mo ago
I couldn't tell from the article but any reason they wouldn't just adopt Matrix? I thought some European governments (especially in France) were already adopting Matrix.
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by atonse 9mo ago
Only one half of the US :) Us east coasters here are having a chuckle (what else can we do? we can't get work done while Claude is down... I'll be damned if I have to type in code letter by letter ever again!).

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