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721.
by baq 7mo ago
It was a laundry fire on a ballistic trajectory ;)
722.
by baq 7mo ago
Pentagon, absolutely not. The current USA leadership, I’m afraid it isn’t impossible.
723.
by baq 7mo ago
Russia is a buyer of Iranian drone tech. Iran has also done a very good job marketing their maneuvering reentry vehicles in the last couple weeks.
724.
by baq 7mo ago
Assuming the scenario happened the first bombing runs would be over after 2h and would continue for the next 48h until amphibious assault fast response finishes landing, by which time it’s safe to assume there isn’t much left to defend (tho
725.
by baq 7mo ago
Holy shit I’m old.
726.
by baq 7mo ago
They will succeed eventually since they have proof it’s possible and their plans span decades. I expect them to have working EUV in 10 years. Whether it’ll still be bleeding edge tech is a different question I dare not guess the answer to.
727.
by baq 7mo ago
> Anthropic has a better coding model I’ll be polite and call this statement ‘a very debatable’ one.
728.
by baq 7mo ago
It doesn’t matter how you call it. A recurring subscription on the books is a recurring subscription. Yes you can cancel anytime (how generous of them), it also doesn’t matter.
729.
by baq 7mo ago
They’re about even in general, but for me OpenAI is slightly or significantly ahead in the areas I care about the most. E.g. claude code is a backend slop cannon if you don’t tell codex/gemini to review the outputs.
730.
by baq 7mo ago
top signal if I've seen one
731.
by baq 7mo ago
if the model gets dumber as its context window is filled, any way of compressing the context in a lossless fashion should give a multiplicative gain in the 50% METR horizon on your tasks as you'll simply get more done before the collap
732.
by baq 7mo ago
sir if you say a number is $19B and everyone who is invested knows what it means, is there a problem?
733.
by baq 7mo ago
my point is today there is no clear winner. opus, gpt 5.4 and gemini have different strengths. google search was running circles around competition in basically all use cases.
734.
by baq 7mo ago
> It's a winner-takes-all market and everyone wants to be the next Google absolutely isn't! if billed per token, there is no reason to be married to a single model family provider at all. the models have very different strength
735.
by baq 7mo ago
If they shut down all training today they’d be absolutely printing money for the next couple quarters and then die with a bang once the other lab releases the next frontier to the public.
736.
by baq 7mo ago
Anthropic isn’t the best by any reasonable measure. They’re the best in some areas and get pwned in others. In general AI is very much like human intelligence in the regard that no two models are the same just like no two people are the sam
737.
by baq 7mo ago
It doesn’t matter in home networks, it’s a major pain in the ass if you are a Fortune 500 company and want to set up more intercompany vpn links
738.
by baq 7mo ago
Sir I’m here stuck on somewhat workable Sonoma, dread the day enterprise IT forces the push of Tahoe and would take a kde box in a heartbeat.
739.
by baq 7mo ago
As God intended. I fear the day it becomes the other way around.
740.
by baq 7mo ago
there are examples of files and tapes which veracity isn't in question in a much bigger and more important country than Slovenia regarding much more important people than the Slovenian prime minister and... it doesn't matter much,
741.
by baq 7mo ago
unfortunately datadog was deemed safe.
742.
by baq 7mo ago
see also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Market_for_Lemons
743.
by baq 7mo ago
Intel Optane rolling in its grave.
744.
by baq 7mo ago
100M tokens should be enough to put all but the absolutely biggest code bases into a single context. It’s probably also about as much as a single average person in the West reads in a lifetime (make of that what you will philosophically); a
745.
by baq 7mo ago
> It’s quite common for companies to work their way up to the line of the most user hostile version of their product that users will tolerate. this is in general how the market for pretty much everything works (sometimes 'users&#x27
746.
by baq 7mo ago
I agree to an extent that you mostly worked with people you grown up with on those farms, some of which became lifelong friends. This has been replaced by making friends in high school and then parting ways forever, more or less. I’ll add t
747.
by baq 7mo ago
And this is bad why?
748.
by baq 7mo ago
same with openclaw
749.
by baq 7mo ago
agents don't really care and they're doing anywhere between 90-100% of the work on CC. if anything, rust is better as it has more built-in verification out of the box.
750.
by baq 7mo ago
Trust me I’d happily take a similarly specced Linux-compatible laptop over this company-mandated MacBook, alas.

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