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by guluarte 4mo ago
Anthropic training their models full of copyright data, so?
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by guluarte 4mo ago
I would agree but in this case they are buying the talent and the data.
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by guluarte 4mo ago
Also fable was good but not Manhattan level project, i honestly did not find a major difference between it and gpt 5.5
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by guluarte 4mo ago
well... Leason learned i guess, they hyped mythos too much
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by guluarte 4mo ago
For me, AI can sometimes create a false sense of productivity. It's similar to how in the past, people would spend time creating the perfect setup with notion templates, pomodoro timers and productivity tools, or tweaking their environ
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by guluarte 4mo ago
AI creates more work
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by guluarte 4mo ago
I think the frontier labs are gonna launch new models under a new tier, but they're still figuring out how to announce it.
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by guluarte 4mo ago
"Hey, don't invest too much in Spacex or Anthropic. We're planning an IPO too."
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by guluarte 5mo ago
OpenAI, SpaceX, and this IPO: I don’t think there’s enough liquidity for all of them. Investors may pull money out of other investments, and hopefully that doesn’t cascade into a full market crash.
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by guluarte 5mo ago
who else thinks this will be a "buy the rumor, sell the news thing" ?
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by guluarte 5mo ago
I don't know if anyone else feels the same but for me, the more productive LLMs become, the more work I have.
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by guluarte 5mo ago
I think the future will be enterprise clients will train their own models based on their needs and data.
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by guluarte 5mo ago
for me opus 4.7 it's worse than 4.6, that's why i switched to codex
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by guluarte 5mo ago
so it is worse than gpt 5.5 for coding?
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by guluarte 5mo ago
This reminds me when people where moving away from yahoo, ask jeeves to google
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by guluarte 5mo ago
I've been using something like this with shelloracle
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by guluarte 5mo ago
you can have a colonoscopy without general anesthesia
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by guluarte 5mo ago
after IPO
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by guluarte 5mo ago
I think tech companies are doing layoffs partly because they need to cover AI operating expenses.
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by guluarte 5mo ago
I think they overestimated the demand for Grok, which is mostly useless, and now they have too much compute on hand.
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by guluarte 5mo ago
yep, last year they deleted UniSuper private cloud too
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by guluarte 5mo ago
I think all customers should be protected by at least one CSR doing a quick approve before banning the account.
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by guluarte 5mo ago
This feels like google applying the same anti-spam mindset everywhere: detect risk, ban first, ask questions later.
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by guluarte 5mo ago
tldr: AI suspended an almost a billion dollar startup account.
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by guluarte 5mo ago
I heard an engineer at Anthropic was submitting 150 PRs per day. That's one PR every 5 to 10 minutes, so you can guess the level of review and quality control involved.
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by guluarte 5mo ago
It's Google. They let you use their services, but the moment you don't fit the norm, they suspend you.
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by guluarte 5mo ago
or a natural phenomenon we didn't know existed, or a sensor glitch that is very hard to reproduce
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by guluarte 6mo ago
How long until Anthropic or OpenAI builds an interview platform around AI tools, where candidates build a feature end to end using AI? As someone who has been interviewing lately, I think this is the next step after leetcode and whiteboard
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by guluarte 6mo ago
> I am lonely and have no friends. ... > Here’s the raw data. yep, that's the problem. For making friends you have to follow the tennis mindset: don't optimize the outcome, just enjoy the rally.
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by guluarte 6mo ago
I'm using this deepseek() { unset ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN local -x ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL="https://api.deepseek.com/anthropic" local -x ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN="${DEEPSEEK_API_KEY}"

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