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by dmix 1mo ago
Why would I want this client/browser side though? The only usecase I can image is if you have some terribly complicated legacy frontend and need to work around the logic built there. Otherwise just make an AI chat window or MCP which o
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by dmix 1mo ago
> With search, and by extension RAG, the principle of shit in, shit out applies Similar to SEO on marketing pages, we started rewriting product docs around the idea that it will be consumed by a RAG. Mostly by putting a lot of focus on w
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by dmix 1mo ago
If you want to talk about terrible regulation, the US health insurance system is a great example. A single payer insurance system would be more rational vs choosing the worst of both worlds, which the US built through layers and layers of p
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by dmix 1mo ago
So basically the "pyramids of support" in the responsive regulation idea https://johnbraithwaite.com/responsive-regulation/
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by dmix 1mo ago
That would just add tons of extra paperwork and a much larger administrative system to vet all the sizes of companies. IRL they will probably not even be enforcing this widely (like GDPR) but the costs will still be imposed on any business
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by dmix 1mo ago
Great way for larger companies to knock you their smaller competitors by hiring a firm to vet they follow the rules
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by dmix 2mo ago
> when the impoverished locals realise what it means to compete with (from their perspective) extremely wealthy blow-ins It's also more socially acceptable to complain about this stuff when the newcomers are seen as wealthy. We saw
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by dmix 2mo ago
More importantly other way cheaper models can do what Opus 5 does. So you can pay for Claude to use Fable 5 exclusively for harder stuff and planning, then get the same value you'd otherwise get from switching back to Opus by using oth
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by dmix 2mo ago
I wasn’t being serious
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by dmix 2mo ago
The FBI cyber teams will have agents too. It will be a glorious war.
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by dmix 2mo ago
Plus You're likely building an API already if you have an MCP. Not everyone using MCP is a dev, we have random corporate workers using our MCP. They don't know what an API is but they can add a plugin from an agent marketplace (wh
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by dmix 2mo ago
The dairy cartel is very strong in Canada (similar to the maple syrup one). They are deeply embedded in the government. It'd be like trying to convince the US to reduce their Corn cartel. Except the corn industry keeps prices low, paid
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by dmix 2mo ago
I suspect this will be seen as a mistep by Anthropic in the long run. Including how their own hyperbole led to the US gov adding export controls.
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by dmix 2mo ago
It's because it was Huggingface who wants to be friends with OpenAI It would have been worse PR if they did it to a random company.
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by dmix 2mo ago
The article says that is the whole question they are exploring and have 3yr project to try
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by dmix 2mo ago
Correct, I remember my dad complaining he can't share Toronto Star articles on Facebook because they block you from posting them. Same with Instagram. https://www.michaelgeist.ca/2024/05/the-behind-the-scenes-
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by dmix 2mo ago
Gimmick phones
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by dmix 2mo ago
I see you're a pro-russian Eurasianist tankie (in the modern terminally-online sense) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49208726 > outside America, anyone would scoff, and even laugh, at the claim that the Democr
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by dmix 2mo ago
This is a very bad time for them to be doing this when other plans are being very liberal and catching up to Fable. I predict they will revert this decision once they see their sub numbers drop.
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by dmix 2mo ago
Yeah I don't get what the airline did wrong there.
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by dmix 2mo ago
FWIW the article says: > deidentified data
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by dmix 2mo ago
That website took a very very long time to load.
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by dmix 2mo ago
I use BrowserOS for this, which is also a yc company The fingerprint and mouse thing is interesting though
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by dmix 2mo ago
If you read the status page: > This incident affected: Automations, Review Agents, Cloud Agents, and Origin. Cursor has built a code review bot ( https://cursor.com/bugbot ) which integrates with Github similar to Grepti
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by dmix 2mo ago
This is a weird comment to make as it presumes there's a real alternative. There is barely any real competition yet. I'm sure Cursor won't be the first to start putting pressure on them. I wouldn't be surprised if Linear
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by dmix 2mo ago
> Make of that what you will ... you have no concept of the political or economic spectrum, gotcha If you need some help google "authoritarian capitalism", "state capitalism", "crony capitalism", or "co
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by dmix 2mo ago
> he too subscribes to the anarcho-right political ideology Trump is not at all a libertarian? He's probably the least libertarian republican president in modern history. He is big government, anti-free market and anti-global marke
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by dmix 2mo ago
I was waiting for an AI company to do this. The opportunity to disrupt Github is very apparent right now.
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by dmix 2mo ago
> to "read/query a csv on disk" I discovered DuckDB looking for a way to analyze Nginx access.log's and it's an amazing tool. I believe it should be a standard tool like ripgrep for devs.
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by dmix 2mo ago
I will be happy to move off Anthropic given the chance. They are burning all of their good will.

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