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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
How do you stop Claude/opex from pushing or pulling without you asking?
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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
“ and push commits” Am I the only person who insists on writing my password every time I push and pull from git? Originally I didn’t want IDE’s doing stuff for me, now I absolutely do not want an LLM to have that power. Is it really that un
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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
Print out a face of someone on Facebook and use that?
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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
The soothing sound of ChatGPT telling us how right and clever we are…how could it possibly hallucinate, certainly not 5.5
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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
Yeah, what better marketing than the US government thinks it is too powerful? [edit: don’t forget my previous tin foil hat note, I’m not overly serious about this]
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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
Attention is like a limited amount, you start the day with 100 tokens, scrolling tick-tock for an hour? 25 tokens, deep working for an hour? 25 tokens - what do you have left to do and how many tokens does it take? I’m trying more and more
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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
My tin foil hat version of myself says it is because the whole thing is a marketing stunt and certain members of the administration are getting kick backs for it.
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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
I think it will end up a game of haves and have nots - governments and companies with spare cash will go large and capitalise on the benefits of ai, everyone else will be left behind
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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
>> No one was really entering credit cards on web pages. Any webpage that needed a credit card number we would use a generator which worked about 50% of the time
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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
Won’t all they need to do is say “best in class, latest models, fastest” and wine and dine a few execs and those enterprise deals will be signed? In this case the people tasked with using the product won’t actually mind.
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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
I enjoyed it, people post on blogs as a way to entertain themselves, not necessarily the reader.
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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
Ok Claude :)
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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
They do, he said at the end if you have a support contract then they will respond and deal with security issues. I guess the whole point of the article is to show that people should buy a support contract if they need support.
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by ed_elliott_asc 4mo ago
If Anthropic are then they are making a big mistake, their token hungry Claude code is far too greedy
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by ed_elliott_asc 5mo ago
Isn’t that really easy to spoof?
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by ed_elliott_asc 5mo ago
Why do they need this when they have the next gen mythos? Surely that can manage everything?
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by ed_elliott_asc 5mo ago
Agreed, I’ve never been more efficient
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by ed_elliott_asc 5mo ago
It all sounds a bit too marketing-ey to me “we have this amazing model that is too good to release” but the goal is still AGI? Ok right.
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
Why don’t you think I get value from Claude? I’m getting far more value from Claude than I am paying, this week I’ve completed a couple of projects that would have taken a person months and months to do.
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
Yes but it takes a lot less time to read it
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
I think part of the problem is that it is such a generic catch all term: - AI will replace all workers (unlikely today) - AI speeds up programming (yes today)
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
I’ve been programming for 25 years, I’d struggle to think of a scenario where I’m faster writing code manually than prompting ai to do it [edit 25 years not 20]
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
Which SaaS companies/products do you think are at risk?
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
I pay for 20x max and get so much more value out of it than I pay.
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
If it isn’t working for you why don’t you choose an older model? 4.6
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
No we increased our plans
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
Hmm interesting, my gut is that i'm not against it. I think in reality it does happen (take a look at Lucas Paqueta in UK soccer) so may as well accept it - you'll never know who has more to lose (win) a player betting their side
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
I think that we are agreeing here, there should be regulation on the government side and laws without regulating what people can bet on.
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
I'm not a polymarket gambler or a gambler at all really, so I have no skin in this game but why does it have to be fair? I would say casinos and slot machines are already stealing from the poor and giving to the rich and already a scam
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by ed_elliott_asc 6mo ago
Does it need to be regulated? This isn’t pension funds placing bets risking people’s investment money. People using Polymarket are gambling on pretty random things and must understand the risk , whether it is on major geopolitical events or

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