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by deaux 2mo ago
In the sense that asparagus is an alternative to bananas, if that's what you want.
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by deaux 2mo ago
> Quite. And quite the opposite - I hear a lot of messaging encouraging us to consume more. To the point that most Westerners (and no doubt others) have a strong sense of entitlement when it comes to consumption. If you ever bring this s
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by deaux 2mo ago
> It’s difficult to actually punish a machine that acts almost like infrastructure. It's not at all. There is zero reason this couldn't be applied to Zuck. [0] There's also no reason why fines couldn't be 10% of globa
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by deaux 2mo ago
TBTF is not a thing. It's all in your mind. Evergrande and Country Garden would've been classified TBTF in the minds of many USians, yet they failed. The dead comment below by AnthonyMouse already pointed out that even in your sce
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by deaux 2mo ago
Only EU providers, seemingly huge latency, >2x pricing is just in no way an alternative. https://cortecs.ai/detailedServerlessView/deepseek-v4-flash-... https://openrouter.ai/deepseek/deepseek-v
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by deaux 2mo ago
Every other coding harness (i.e. 9 out of the top 10) automatically read AGENTS.md. It is a universal standard. Claude Code does not.
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by deaux 2mo ago
What's even weirder is that the "bcherny closed this as completed 1d ago" is missing after his comment, even though all other issues have it, e.g. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues&#x
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by deaux 2mo ago
It was closed yesterday as "completed" by Anthropic's bcherny, despite not being implemented/completed, and being by far the most requested feature that would take all of 10 seconds to implement. So yes, something happen
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by deaux 2mo ago
> They wont do it. That's the point of this post, Boris Cherny closed it as "completed", of course without implementing it.
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by deaux 2mo ago
What's interesting is that the closure event was mysteriously deleted [0]. Compare with others like [1] which do keep the "bcherny closed this as completed 1m ago"; for some reason it's missing here, even though Boris cl
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by deaux 2mo ago
Here, filtered down for you. [0] Look at the individual benchmarks, not the combined one. You can tell that this model is much more benchmaxxed as its relative ranking swings between benchmarks is much larger. This is a hallmark. [0] https
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by deaux 2mo ago
This one is very benchmaxxed, and you can tell from this page alone. Look at the huge variance in ranking per benchmark. Most models, including at that size, are much more consistent.
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by deaux 2mo ago
> It is on by default for free sites fr the reasons we wrote about in the blog post below. Nowhere in the blog post does it give the reasons why it's A. on by default for free sites B. off by default for paid sites.
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Claude Code "Feature Request: Support Agents.md": Closed as Completed(github.com)
3 points by deaux 2mo ago|2 comments
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by deaux 2mo ago
No support was added, and the closure event was mysteriously deleted [0]. Compare with others like [1] which do keep the "bcherny closed this as completed 1m ago"; for some reason it's missing here, even though Boris closed i
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by deaux 2mo ago
Beige+Orange 100% came from Anthropic intentionally training this, it's their own theme. I don't remember what their first release was that defaulted to this - it may have been Sonnet/Opus 4. Before that, not one other model
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by deaux 2mo ago
If you mean given my current net worth, then the question doesn't make sense. If you mean a world where I had his net worth, then you're accusing me of being a sociopath.
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by deaux 2mo ago
Sergey's out spending $100 million to lobby against the billionaire tax in California. Lest his net worth shrink from roughly $250 billion to $237 billion. Can't become a pleb now! [0] [0] https://techcrunch.com/20
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by deaux 2mo ago
> When an American company does anything? Doom. And. Gloom Meta, "an American company". Being the main driver of an ethnic cleansing in Myanmar - and just sticking your head in the sand when told about it - is just another day&
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by deaux 2mo ago
> Did Uber die when a trip across town went from $3 to $13? No. It's giving more rides than ever, 10x more than when it was $3. Would Uber have died if a competitor kept offering $3 rides? Yes.
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by deaux 2mo ago
Stunning to see so many comments here very eager to try it out and cheering for it. Meta is not one bit better (and in reality worse) than Larry Elisson or Palantir but I doubt we'd be seeing this if it'd be Oracle Code or Palanti
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by deaux 2mo ago
Hello Chinese models run by US providers. If they trust Chinese models run by US providers less than Meta then your employers are flat-earther level loonies.
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by deaux 2mo ago
They're spending $100 billion on this stuff and they're worried about free trial signups ? Genuinely my opinion couldn't be lower about Meta's AI strategy but even I don't believe they're that stupid. They&#x2
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by deaux 2mo ago
It's a little of the opposite to what you're saying. By performance you seem to mean only "intelligence" i.e. pass rate. But there's a 3rd factor, time to task completion. So it's three-dimensional rather than
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by deaux 2mo ago
Mert, you seem like a great guy, and I agree with most of what you said. I'm also an immigrant. > What stayed with me is that this is probably the only country in the western world that faced its own history properly, admitted the w
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by deaux 2mo ago
It has been more competitive than any other LLMs by non-US/CN companies. Including Korean and Japanese models in case you want to bring those up.
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by deaux 2mo ago
If you truly believe that Gaza would be entirely rubble as it is today without the last 2 decades of slavish US backing, I don't know what to tell you. US is also best friends with the financiers of the horrific genocide in Sudan. This
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by deaux 2mo ago
> They are well on the trajectory to being an equivalent world power Equivalent is your wishful thinking seeping through.
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by deaux 2mo ago
You forgot the police with its explicit maximum IQ limits.
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by deaux 2mo ago
> Even your interests completely change; suddenly reading is boring and something you have no energy for. Movies and TV Shows are boring. Videogames are not rewarding. Like a switch, I suddenly start reading again, enjoying these things

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