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by chasd00 8mo ago
> Scaling back investment was one of the signs he predicted would signal its start. hah Nvidia just announced the deal with OpenAI is now $30B instead of $100B.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
i think worst case they go back to selling GPUs to gamers. That would indeed be a massive front page story and movies would be made about it but I don't think the fraud is there. They have a pretty straightforward business, make GPU ca
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> sky-high expectations of AI have come down quite a lot. they hype for AGI has certainly deflated, i haven't heard anything about that being right around the corner and the implications in a while now. The hype and doom now seems t
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by chasd00 8mo ago
If anthropic continues getting their foot in the enterprise door then maybe they can tap into enterprise cloud spending. If Athropic can come up with services and things (db, dns, networking, webservers, etc) that claudecode will then prefe
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by chasd00 8mo ago
From what I understand the RAM producers see the writing on the wall. They’re not going to invest in massively more capacity only to have it sit completely idle in 10 years. RAM shortage is probably a bubble indicator itself. That industry
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by chasd00 8mo ago
Yes, I think that’s their plan. Remember when Altman got fired from OpenAI? Msoft was right there with open arms. Msoft is probably letting OpenAI do the dirty work of fleecing investors and then when all their money is gone doing the R&#x2
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by chasd00 8mo ago
I think google ends up the winner. They can keep chugging along and just wait for everyone else to go bankrupt. I guess apple sees it too since the signed with google and not OpenAI.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
is the tooling moat and secret sauce in Claude Code the client? That's super risky given the language it was written in ( javascript ). I bet Claude Code itself can probably reverse engineer the minimized javascript, trace the logic, a
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by chasd00 8mo ago
Could you think of it as ClaudeCode is just a tool used by another agent and that other agent is instructed to use the ClaudeCode tool for everything? Makes sense, i don't see why we can't have agents use these agents for us, just
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> I'll simply use crappier local model. It won't be as good. But I already own my gaming PC that can run local models, this is UNIX and Linux all over again lol. It's pretty amazing and nostalgic.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> not someone else's for their usage in your product. what if the "product" is a setup of documents that concisely describe the product so that a coding agent can reliable produce it correctly. Then the install process bec
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> At some point Claude Code will become an ecosystem with preferred cloud and database vendors, observability, code review agents, etc. i've been wondering how anthropic is going to survive long term. If they could build out an infr
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by chasd00 8mo ago
Costa Rica is on my retirement shortlist. I really like it there and have taken the family for vacation a couple times. I've driven the whole country pretty much North to South. Puerto Jimenez is one of my favorite places but it's
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by chasd00 8mo ago
i was just about to say, what they're describing is an imessage group chat with your friends.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> Hint: Money is a nice thing to have but it is very definitely not a moat. in this context i think where money becomes a moat is when you consider Google can keep advancing their LLMs and tools while operating at a loss because they hav
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by chasd00 8mo ago
My 16 year old failed it as well. My 13 year old got it immediately though.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
i replied as much to a sibling comment but i think this is a way to wiggle out of robots.txt, identifying user agent strings, and other traditional ways for sites to filter for a bot.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> controlling a computer via a video feed of the display, and controlling it with the mouse and keyboard. I guess that's one way to get around robots.txt. Claim that you would respect it but since the bot is not technically a crawle
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by chasd00 8mo ago
I asked chatgpt to create a country song about convincing your secret lover to ignore all the rules and write you back a love letter. I changed a couple words and phrases to reference secrets.env in the reply love letter parts of the song.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
from what i've been told, security through obscurity is no security at all.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> HN users would help new Show HN submitters craft their posts to be more interesting and fit HN's conventions more. hah that sounds like a Show HN incubator.
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> depositing funds in a bank is considered risky behaviour? of course it is, that's why the bank pays you interest on your deposit. They loan out what you deposit at a higher rate and collect the difference as profit. If that loan d
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by chasd00 8mo ago
> Student loans currently carry no risk. They can't be discharged. Interest is the payment to the lender to accept risk. you make a good point, if there's no risk there should be no interest. Or at worst, the interest rate shou
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by chasd00 8mo ago
As a parent of a 16 and almost 14 year old i'm effectively home schooling personal finance with them. My wife and I got none from our parents and were preyed upon constantly. I think I was 45 when i finally got my student loans paid of
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by chasd00 8mo ago
It is a little bold to ask FDIC to payout more than what the terms of the policy dictate. Try that with any other insurance on the planet!
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by chasd00 8mo ago
I feel like the coding assistants are opening doors for hobbyists the same way 3d printing did. If you’re into a hobby with physical components like rc-anything, robotics, or just need a one off part to fix something a 3D printer is a game
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by chasd00 8mo ago
It’s like how adding a lane to a highway doesn’t decrease traffic, traffic will just increase to consume the additional capacity. Efficiency gains at work just mean more work haha
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> So, back to COBOL? :) well more like a structured _querying_ language
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I wish i could take back the view i gave to this article, it says nothing. Is there such a thing as an inverse hype machine? Where people take the opposite side of a hyped product and then hype that view just as much but for the same purpos
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by chasd00 9mo ago
heh kind of like giving an engineering manager a nice dashboards with lots of graphs and knobs. it keeps them out of your hair.

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