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by g42gregory 4mo ago
He has been demonstrating wrongthink for quite a while. Because of that, I am not surprised at the Wikipedia reaction.
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
I wonder if this falls into a "coding is solved" category? I start getting good results with Oh-My-Pi and Pi Coding Agents.
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
The quality that matters a lot to me is what I call "Helpfulness". An art of being helpful. While GPT came a long way from "you are wrong and I can prove it to you", Claude wins hands down in terms of "being helpful
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
I hope you're right.
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
Here is what I think it the game is: 1. Force KYC is US LLM providers, gleefully supported by the US LLM providers. 2. Next -> now Chinese LLM providers must use KYC in the "free market" Western world. 3. But we can's allo
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
I am not sure what is the purpose of this. If you are paying with a credit card, they already have your fully verified identity through the bank's KYC, fully protecting Anthropic legally. Corporate accounts, in the US, will have full p
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
I think you're right. I just wish they weren't telling everyone how "dangerous" these models are. I think both Anthropic and WH are at fault. I just need my Fable 5 back. Perhaps, Anthropic could suddenly discover that F
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
Does someone think Mythos/Fable “regulations” are retaliatory? For the last several years, Anthropic was telling to anyone who will listen: “Government must regulate our models”. Finally, Government heard them. Now, they telling their
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
Yes, but it's really tough. I read that 50% of Stanford Medical School budget comes from Big Pharma. It's really hard to get the message out. I believe Pharma (the biggest advertiser on Google) is influencing Google search results
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
I still saw a lot of flickering in VS Code (I simply use CC as a terminal in VS Code, without the plugin) as of 2 weeks ago. I think it's a combination of CC bugs + Electron(?) rendering the VS Code uses for terminal. Moved on to Zed (
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
I agree, I worked with it for a bit and it seemed better than Opus 4.8. One thing that I would like to try is Pi code agent. People seems to like it. GPT allows you to use it on subscription, but Anthropic cut that off on Max subscription.
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
Personal attacks are, perhaps, not the way to go. If you have any substantiative rebuttals, post it.
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
So I logged into the Claude Code and their fabled Fable 5 model is "not available". Because it's "so good" and "so dangerous" that I can't have it. Judging by the amount of bugs in CC, this model can&
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
What are the pros and cons vs. Pydantic?
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
There is a presupposition in this statement, that someone in these companies even cares about being unbiased. I don't think this is true.
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
Today, when I talked to AT&T “Andi” Charbot. It was so atrocious, the ELIZA program we built in Stanford NLP class 20+ yrs ago would have been better. It was “oh shit”, these trillion dollar AI companies are going down 9 months from now
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OpenAI Docs –> 403: Forbidden(developers.openai.com)
2 points by g42gregory 4mo ago|0 comments
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by g42gregory 4mo ago
I try to use CLI-based services as much as possible and avoid MCPs.
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by g42gregory 5mo ago
You need $140 million/yr for the rest of it?
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by g42gregory 5mo ago
Hopefully some of the writers are reading this: I love buying and reading physical books. However, about half of the books (I read mostly programming books) have letters that are printed pixelated. This is infuriating to me. No one bothers
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by g42gregory 5mo ago
No, they were pretty clear that researchers will get replaced. By the AGI in the year no other than 2026.
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by g42gregory 5mo ago
Every single letter of what lawyer submit is his responsibility and his alone. It does not matter if AI produces it or his second cousin, visiting from Antigua.
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by g42gregory 5mo ago
We were told by some very brilliant people (Sam Altman, Dario Amodei and to a lesser extent Demis Hassabis), that AI will shortly automate much of Research and we won't need that many researchers anymore. Therefore, these personnel res
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$2B Conflict: Sam Altman "Side Hustles" Are Now Center of a Legal Warzone(gadgetreview.com)
3 points by g42gregory 5mo ago|0 comments
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by g42gregory 5mo ago
I am loving the articles alternating between "software engineering is dead" and "I am going back to coding by hand". I guess we have a difference of opinions here. :-)
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by g42gregory 5mo ago
> Software to do what, though ?! Replace all Oracle Applications in the Enterprise, for example. That will keep Corporate IT/Dev teams busy for quite a while. Of course, this does not involve Oracle infrastructure, such as Database.
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Every American interacting with chatbot would need to upload a government ID(reclaimthenet.org)
39 points by g42gregory 5mo ago|9 comments
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by g42gregory 7mo ago
Do we have an example of a real quantum computer doing some kind of a computation that is not easily accessible by the regular computer? I keep hearing about "the promise" and "achieving quantum supremacy" (again!), but
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AMD Ryzen AI Halo for AI Developers(amd.com)
8 points by g42gregory 9mo ago|1 comments
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by g42gregory 11mo ago
Isn’t it a bit like saying, “X% of startups are just writing code”?

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