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by bionhoward 1y ago
What’s this? Another category of companies forced to compete with Anthropic? It’s almost like it’s impossible to use Claude without breaking the Anthropic legal terms…
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by bionhoward 1y ago
I always get blocked in using Claude Code by basic logic What are you building that doesn’t compete with Anthropic? (Using your brain competes with Anthropic) — major legal risk How do we justify accepting the lack of privacy on Claude? Is
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Wrapper companies are winning these days because using the AI services directly is literally dumb, due to poor privacy and explicitly anticompetitive legal terms. Using wrappers lets you isolate yourself from the noncompetes, ensure no mode
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Would rust be a lot better than HCL to replace yaml? Just learning Kubernetes and want to say I hope Kubernetes 2.0 uses a “real” programming language with a decent type system. A big benefit could be for the infrastructure language to matc
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by bionhoward 1y ago
imagine these companies making antitrust complaints against one another while both companies have explicitly anticompetitive legal terms that mean users can’t fine tune ai on data they “own”
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Assuming attention to detail is one of the best signs people give a fuck about craftsmanship, isn’t the fact the Anthropic legal terms are logically impossible to satisfy a bad sign for their ability to be trusted as careful stewards of ASI
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Who can take em seriously when cursor has privacy mode while copilot implicitly trains AI on copilot interactions with customers’ private repo code unless you get some enterprise tier of service? The core of GitHub is about version control,
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by bionhoward 1y ago
lol, might have been good to conduct this study BEFORE making that decision
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by bionhoward 1y ago
One funny thing about Google summaries is “copy text” merges all of the links into a giant blob which gets interpreted as a single extremely long broken link. Not a great sign for attention to detail if they don’t even copy their own pasta
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by bionhoward 1y ago
FYI, there’s a bug with the bug, it doesn’t move on mobile
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Great job! Congrats on shipping, this looks like a big project
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by bionhoward 1y ago
It’s also a matter of competition…there are other AI services available today with various privacy policies ranging from no training by default, ability to opt out of training, ability to turn off data retention, or e2e encryption. A lot of
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by bionhoward 1y ago
When has Apple’s strategy ever been to be first to follow on the latest bandwagon? I thought it was more about making great products which integrate design and technology. They have a launch cadence and they take their time, is that really
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by bionhoward 1y ago
MCT oil could be one option because it’s a shorter chain saturated fat with a number of carbons divisible by 2, I forget the reason this is better for ketogenesis than longer chain triglycerides, Google answers didn’t seem like what I had l
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Can’t we make this deterministic with techniques like Jax’s RNG seed?
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by bionhoward 1y ago
The best place to look is HuggingFace Qwen is pretty good and in a variety of sizes. I’d suggest this one Qwen/Qwen3-14B-GGUF Q4_K_M for you given your vram and to run it using llama-server or lm studio (might be alternatives to lm stu
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Mostly what I do is make animations, so a minimalist set for this would be like - load mmCIF / PDB - zoom camera out to show everything - show spheres - remove solvents - color by chain or element - take screenshots - rotate molecules
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Is this “scriptable” in rust? I have a lot of Pymol scripts I’d love to rewrite in rust
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Still feel like you’d have to be an ignoramus to use this beyond toy bullshit projects since they train AI on your work, humans read your work, and “You may not use the Services to develop [ML|business|mental] models that compete with the S
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by bionhoward 1y ago
I think this could be worth it if: we could have our chat histories with Gemini apps activity turned off (decouple the training from the storage) — including no googler eyeballs on our work chats (call this “confidential mode”) Jules had a
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Anybody know a good way to try this model on iPhone?
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Major scam alert, they are training on your code in private repos if you use this You can tell because they advertise “Pro” and “Pro+” but then the FAQ reads, > Does GitHub use Copilot Business or Enterprise data to train GitHub’s model?
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by bionhoward 1y ago
> You may not access or use, or help another person to access or use, our Services in the following ways: > 2. To develop any products or services that compete with our Services, including to develop or train any artificial intelligen
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Hey, FYI, on mobile the black text is unreadable where it crosses over darker parts of the background meeting room image
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by bionhoward 1y ago
You can deactivate ClosedAI model training in Settings > Data Controls > Improve the model for everyone In Gemini you can turn off Gemini Apps Activity (warning: deletes your chat log, you need to copy paste everything into notes) Hig
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by bionhoward 1y ago
What about privacy, training opt out? What about using it for AI / developing models that compete with our new overlords? Seems like using this is just asking to get rug pulled for competing with em when they release something that com
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Emotions project reward and loss over time. That’s straight up reinforcement learning…all the major LMs are built with it
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Gotta say I was super impressed by their stylish launch and I love the design of this and hope it works out!
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Looks like the loss is getting closer towards profit over the last few years, maybe they’re just still figuring it out?
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by bionhoward 1y ago
Isn’t Microsoft also a trillion dollar corporation? If we add their 39% market share in foundation models (likely due to enterprise use of Azure OpenAI Service) to OpenAI’s 9% market share, the result is around 48% market share, compared to

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