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by bitpush 6mo ago
I feel icky replying in favor of a for-profit entity, but here goes .. > We are paying for a certain amount of token consumption I dont think you are. The specific arrangement you have is you pay for a subscription to be used with Claude
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by bitpush 6mo ago
I don't think having conditions to certain things qualify as "I'm fine with it" "I'm fine with people eating meat, as long as they declare so when we go out" like why? Why does it matter?
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by bitpush 6mo ago
Why wouldnt advertisers give Google money? Are you noticing any shift in trend?
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by bitpush 6mo ago
The article made it seemed like the author switched pretty recently. > My family’s first real computer was a 286 PC compatible that we got in 1991. > It took a bit longer, but in 2002 I bought my first Mac. They have been using Apple
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by bitpush 6mo ago
link to railway incident report - https://blog.railway.com/p/incident-report-march-30-2026-acc... Oddly, their blog index page doesnt show this. sneaky. https://blog.railway.com/
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by bitpush 6mo ago
There's an excellent Ben Thompson piece where he points out one of the big missteps of Apple executives. He was talking about Tim Cook and the like in the context of App Store legal case. He says Apple started drinking their own kool-a
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by bitpush 6mo ago
True, like Siri. Sorry Apple Intelligence.
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by bitpush 6mo ago
Apple's positioning of 'privacy' and 'data blindedness' was always opportunistic. Apple never ever believed that. Even their positioning of 'standing up to the government/FBI' is super hypocritical as
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by bitpush 6mo ago
Vision Pro.
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by bitpush 6mo ago
Who will Apple serve? Users, Apple or their partners? It has always been Apple > Users > Partners. There's a reason why Microsoft is still the king of enterprises. Anybody getting involved with this with Apple will deserve everyt
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by bitpush 6mo ago
This was a fun listen indeed. I started very skeptical, and was actively rooting for Nilay but I have to say I can see why Shishir is highly rated. Not only did he articulate his position, he defended his company pretty well - and also pain
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by bitpush 7mo ago
Loss leader doesnt mean $0. Loss leader means it is subsidized to attain another, larger goal.
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by bitpush 7mo ago
That is not true at all. I, as an individual, can go and get access to Claude models via API today , for, I dont know, for a custom workflow I have. What Anthropic is saying is - please dont use the API key from Claude Code for that.
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by bitpush 7mo ago
This has been explained many times in this thread. Your subscription to Claude models for use in Claude Code is subsidized. That is, it is only meant to be used with that harness. When you use that API key with OpenCode, you're circumv
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by bitpush 7mo ago
Anthropic provides subsidized access to Claude models through Claude Code. It is well understood to be 'a loss leader' so that they can incentivize people to use Claude Code. OpenCode lets people take the Claude-Code-only-API-Key,
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by bitpush 7mo ago
lol, this is a first for me.
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by bitpush 7mo ago
1. Logos have white background, which is broken on dark mode. 2. I see a lot of very famous companies in there. ChatGPT, Google .. How are they using this product/tool?
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by bitpush 7mo ago
But didnt Apple fire the first shot with ATT? Apple was never against ads (see ads.apple.com or numerous ads on App Store) they were against Facebook's ads.
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by bitpush 7mo ago
> That law is perhaps an annoyance for Apple, but it can't cost them billions, can it? The CEO has 24h in the day, and he/she is asked to be deposed (laws and legal system has that power), it chips away from grand visions. It i
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by bitpush 7mo ago
This is the only sensible take. This article is based on an Indian publication. It is true we'll never get the full story but this is pretty weak. I mean, I'll be happy when this happens but today aint it.
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by bitpush 7mo ago
iPhones can run Uber app but nobody would claim Apple is in the ride sharing business.
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by bitpush 7mo ago
I'm going by what features Apple advertisement showed in the iPhone 16 ad. Take a phone out, and point at a restuarant and ask it to a) analyze the video/image b) understand what's going on Or pull out the phone and ask &quot
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by bitpush 7mo ago
It isnt speed you want. It is storage. Faster CPU doesnt mean you can store a TB model. It needs raw storage, which famously is through the roof. So unless iPhone 20 Pro Max has 100GB of unifieid memory all of this is just pipe-dream. I mea
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by bitpush 7mo ago
> Hey, play that Deadmau5 album that came out a couple years back It could work for Deadmau5 because it is probably popular enough to be part of the model. How about "Hey, play that $regional_artist's cover of Deadmau5" an
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by bitpush 7mo ago
I think there's also laws of physics based on the current architecture. Its like saying looking at a 10GB video file and saying - it has to compress to 500MB right? I mean, it has to - right? Unless we invent a completely NEW way of do
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by bitpush 7mo ago
Have you tried running a reasonably sized model locally? You need minimum 24GB VRAM to load up a model. 32GB to be safe, and this isnt even frontier, but bare minimum. A good analogy would be streaming. To get good quality, sure, you can st
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by bitpush 7mo ago
Apple not just bent the knee, but also presented a golden plaque to go along with it. Yuck
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by bitpush 7mo ago
This. I kept scrolling to find the new version, and couldnt believe that's where they landed on. It doesnt .. look very new?
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by bitpush 7mo ago
Remember how Apple made a big ad about Mother Nature ad. Yup, it was merely to tug heart strings to sell phones. Disappointing from Apple.
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by bitpush 7mo ago
> I don't knowingly use AI > Sometimes I will use Kagi's "assistant" model whilst coding. Particularly to clean up existing code/stylesheets The only moral abortion is my abortion.

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