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by einsteinx2 5mo ago
Ironically I’ve never found official status pages to be all that accurate either since companies love to exclude all kinds of outages from counting towards uptime. Anthropic is hilariously egregious about that as a recent example I can thin
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by einsteinx2 5mo ago
Talented engineers shouldn’t have much problem finding another position even in this market (of course they should find one before leaving I’m not discounting family responsibilities and whatnot), so if your argument is they’re not able to
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by einsteinx2 5mo ago
CC isn’t even limited to Anthropic models, there’s a post on the front page right now to use it with Deepseek V4 since Deepseek provides an Anthropic compatible API and CC reads API URLs from env variables so you can override them.
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by einsteinx2 5mo ago
Haha yep yahoo has been mine forever for the same reason stated by the OP
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by einsteinx2 5mo ago
Especially considering that Apple added it as a headline feature to the latest Xcode releases…
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by einsteinx2 5mo ago
> It is no secret that Apple operates with hundreds of siloed teams in order to maintain individual domain expertise. The teams then come together in a collaborative manner to bring together the final products. Having worked there this i
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by einsteinx2 5mo ago
Another option on macOS is fn+e which I’ve always found easier to remember. I’m not sure why there’s two shortcuts in the first place, but maybe this information is useful to someone.
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by einsteinx2 5mo ago
I exclusively use stars as bookmarks which is why I always found it strange when people talked about lots of stars meaning high quality or trustworthy…I’ve learned since then that I’m probably in the minority (both in using stars as bookmar
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by einsteinx2 5mo ago
Looks like they changed the post link to a Bloomberg article instead but kept the comments thread. So I guess he’s already aware.
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by einsteinx2 5mo ago
I noticed the exact same thing. I read the original, went back to read it again and it’s completely changed.
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by einsteinx2 5mo ago
I used to work there and can confirm this. They beat it into you during training when you’re first hired that anything you say can become viral news or be attributed as an official statement from Apple and they are strict about enforcement.
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by einsteinx2 6mo ago
There was just another one recently actually. It was the final straw that convinced me to stop making my Jellyfin server publicly accessible (for my family abroad) and move to a VPN based solution instead (WireGuard or Tailscale I haven’t s
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by einsteinx2 6mo ago
Or switch to using the way cheaper open weight models from various providers who don’t have to subsidize training costs so can just race to the bottom on inference pricing… The quality isn’t really SOTA yet but at some point I assume they’l
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by einsteinx2 6mo ago
It depends on your account and seems to be random. On my personal Max 5x account it’s not default and if I force it, it says I’ll pay API rates past 200k. On my other account that I use for work (not an enterprise account just another regul
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by einsteinx2 6mo ago
yes
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by einsteinx2 6mo ago
Mostly because I don’t believe anything of value would actually be lost (note you provided no examples and I’m not sure any exist), that also sounds incredible. So again, how do we make this no-ads paradise happen?
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by einsteinx2 6mo ago
N=1 anecdote, but I've actually found I'm more likely to use different languages now that I'm using LLMs because I don't have to think about the different syntax as much. For example I've been on the lookout for a b
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by einsteinx2 6mo ago
iOS Safari with AdGuard. I don’t see any of the ads you mentioned.
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by einsteinx2 7mo ago
Interesting I didn’t realize they had become so diversified.
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by einsteinx2 7mo ago
I was thinking more of their primary revenue source / money printer being their ads business like Meta then they also spend billions from it on all kinds of other bets.
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by einsteinx2 7mo ago
Sounds a lot like Google as well
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by einsteinx2 8mo ago
Is it nothing though? How many Apple employees do you think use Windows? And how many Anthropic employees do you think use GitHub Copilot? I would assume the answer to both is approximately 0.
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by einsteinx2 8mo ago
Shipping rootkits on their music CDs?
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by einsteinx2 8mo ago
Exactly, I’m in like 50 discord groups, that’s literally the only reason I use it. Those groups don’t exist elsewhere so there’s no other option.
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by einsteinx2 8mo ago
Not if they gave me a legal document explicitly stating I didn’t need to give them anything…and I could get an infinite amount of the cookies with no extra work or money on their part… And I would probably suggest to them that if they were
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by einsteinx2 8mo ago
I know crypto was supposed to solve this problem, but I’ve never seen an implementation that actually did the job. You’d think someone would have built a successful “Patreon for micropayments” in the past 10 years, but no one has.
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by einsteinx2 8mo ago
No because it was obvious from context clues that it was an LLM model. Not every word needs to be defined. Also if you were unsure and decided to search “MiniMax M2.1”, every result would be about the LLM.
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by einsteinx2 8mo ago
Subtract the standard ~3 cent transaction fee and he’d end up owing money instead. That seems to always be the catch with micropayment ideas.
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by einsteinx2 8mo ago
I had the issue with Intel MacBooks but never once with any M-series model.
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by einsteinx2 8mo ago
I know Nintendo is historically very litigious, but the various decomp and recomp projects seem to be doing fine…

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