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by chasd00 8mo ago
Does gcp have anything to do with Claude? AWS is the one that has to choose, if AWS picks Anthropic then GCP get all of the DOD. And then google also gets to provide Gemini to the DOD. Thats a nice chunk of change.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
This is why when ceos get summoned to testify they are always neutered and hat-in-hand humble. It’s trivial for the us gov to destroy any business unless you reach too big to fail status. Anthropic nor OpenAI is too big too fail yet.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
Sure, after a decade of litigation, meanwhile Anthropic goes bankrupt.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
It’s not the defense contracts to Anthropic that hurt. It’s not being able to do business with anyone who does business with the DOD that hurts.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
Sleep well in a box under the overpass maybe. If Amazon can’t serve Anthropics model until the courts get everything figured out it will be too late for them.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> I wonder if NASA could start to adopt SpaceX like approaches? Where one doesn't try to get everything correct before acting? that would be such a culture change you'd have to disband NASA and start it over.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> The worst that can happen to Anthropic The corporate death sentence usually goes something like "anyone who does business with Anthropic cannot do business with the US government". That pretty much means all the hyperscalers,
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> fully autonomous killbots I keep hearing this but it should be plainly obvious to everyone (at least here) that an LLM is not the right AI for this use case. That's like trying to use chatgpt for an airplane autopilot, it doesn&#x
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by chasd00 8mo ago
Amazon does business with the DOD/W. That’s a pretty dangerous game of brinkmanship Anthropic is playing.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
claudecode _loves_ shadcn/ui. I hadn't even heard of it until i was playing around with claudecode. It seems fine to me and if the coding agent loves it then more power to it, i don't really care. That's the problem. I t
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by chasd00 8mo ago
Everything is the same until it's not, good luck predicting when "until it's not" is on the horizon though. Isn't technology innovation a power law thing? Everything hums along fairly regular and then, out of the bl
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by chasd00 8mo ago
i think the point is AI has to go much further and faster than it has in the past 3 years to justify the investments being made from the hype. The hype did its job now the AI industry has to execute and create the returns they promised. Tha
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by chasd00 8mo ago
yeah same for the Gulf Coast, oil just seeps right out of the ground at some beaches or at some times. There's plenty of man-made pollution to go around though.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
hah yeah same goes for blue collar trades type jobs, it's weirdly romanticized here. My mom's side of my extended family were all blue collar types in West Texas, ranch hands, truckers, welders, that sort of thing. All of the men
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> Worth noting that it’s not a winner-takes all situation. I think it has to be for the financials to work out. Whoever is not the winner and takes all goes bankrupt.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
The thing is though, Google Gemini is pretty good and it's not super hard to switch to and, the real moat, Google can just keep improving, integrating Gemini, and gathering customer while just waiting for OpenAI to go bankrupt. Basical
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> Anthropic Claude has the best integrations with coding; what would make sense is for them to focus on that segment. the problem with coding is the value is really in the harness and orchestration both of which are accessible to the ope
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by chasd00 8mo ago
I don't see OpenAI being too big to fail happening, the public is already very skeptical of AI. Also, there are other options available and therefore not a national security issue. Finally, OpenAI failing has no impact on employment or
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by chasd00 8mo ago
a long time ago ( in AI time ) Karpathy used the analogy that LLMs were like compression algorithms. I can see that now when i ask an LLM a question it's basically giving me back the whole internet compressed to the scope of my questio
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by chasd00 8mo ago
yeah i really like this idea too, I don't need the entire internet indexed I only need the stuff i'm interested in indexed. I can imagine like a small agent i can task with "find out as much as you can about <subject>&q
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by chasd00 8mo ago
Apple licensed Gemini so both Android and IPhone will point to google's AI. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-11-05/apple-pla...
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> Apple ... it's a tough question what they do in the longer term. my guess is the just keep licensing gemini and move on with making more money instead of selling 100 year bonds to raise debt.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
it's a very different world when you switch from an iphone to an android phone or vice versa. However, Claude.ai and chatgpt.com are not very different at all. If one has ads and the other does not, it's easy to switch.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
I guess it depends on what you mean by golden goose. MySpace sold for an insane amount of money at the time and it was basically one guy, “Tom”.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
Forgive my ignorance, but can this be setup for a group like how a group can all be on the same frequency with walkie talkies? Or it is strictly one to one. Either way, it’s a really cool concept.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
I just want to point out that Ukraine has been fielding autonomous drones without a human in the loop for a while now. They can't be jammed because there's no remote control. https://defenseopinion.com/lessons-from
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by chasd00 8mo ago
if you win the war then there really isn't any such thing as a war crime. Worst case is you feel guilty about it, there aren't any other consequences of your actions.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
I bookmarked this thread because i'm very interested too. If AI takes all teh corporate jobs then I'm going to be a photon farmer. you can get land down in Brewster County Texas for about $1,500/acre but would need to find a
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by chasd00 8mo ago
that's a very nice target to cause a country wide blackout, just saying. It's probably better to built a thousand 10 square mile power plants.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> It’s certainly not because of Texan politics either. It’s just cold hard reality. one of the few good things Rick Perry did for TX was upgrade the grid so West Texas wind power can reach the main cities. Once West TX showed renewables

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