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by input_sh 8mo ago
You checked yourself!? Don't let your boss know, you could've saved some time by orchestrating a team of Claude agents to do that for you!
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by input_sh 8mo ago
How can you not believe them!? Anthropic stopped Chinese hackers from using Claude to conduct a large-scale cyber espionage attack just months ago!
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Yes, you just need to be a Claude++ plan!
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by input_sh 8mo ago
No way! Must be a coinkydink, no way OpenAI knew ahead of time that Anthropic was gonna put a focus on that specific useless benchmark as opposed to all the other useless benchmarks!? I'm firing 10 people now instead of 5!
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by input_sh 8mo ago
It's better on a benchmark I've never heard of!? That is groundbreaking, I'm switching immediately!
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by input_sh 8mo ago
You cannot out-astroturf Claude in this forum, it is impossible. Anyways, do you get shitty results with the $20/month plan? So did I but then I switched to the $200/month plan and all my problems went away! AI is great now, I hav
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Gee, it scored better on a benchmark I've never heard of? I'm switching immediately!
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by input_sh 8mo ago
...thank god?
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by input_sh 8mo ago
That's the idea, yes. Kill all primary sources, wound all secondary sources (examples: WaPo or "Grokipedia"), convince everyone that they should use this tertiary source whose full control is in the hands of a very few. It
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by input_sh 8mo ago
> YOU NEED THOSE PEOPLE TO MANAGE CLOUD TOO. Finally, some sense! "Cloud" was meant to make ops jobs disappear, but they just increased our salary by turning us into "DevOps Engineers" and the company's hosti
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Fun fact: Elon stopped fighting his Twitter purchase around the same time the Inflation Reduction Act was signed. In fact, the purchase was finally completed mere 2 months later. Hm, I wonder why those two dates happen to be so close. It&#x
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Cool, Thiel is still to blame. That is the only business model of neobanks: be more incompetent than traditional banks, skirt the laws as much as you can get away with by being "new", raise prices through the roof once you have en
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by input_sh 8mo ago
I have an even simpler step one: increase the IRS budget significantly so that they actually have enough resources to go after the big guys. It's on a downward spiral consistently, and it was further cut by 9% this year.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
It can be both! You can fill up the seats with people that you pay to watch it! You can also look it up on Rotten Tomatoes where it currently has a 99/100 audience score and then look it up on IMDB, where it has 1.3/10. I personal
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by input_sh 8mo ago
It's not a 0 or a 1. They had more staff doing it, now they have less. That means they now do 0.2, which is not 0 as you're implying, but it's still significantly worse than back when it was 1.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Was I the one to shift the conversation into "incompetence" or did someone else do that thinking it absolves Thiel of any blame? Which I've proven it doesn't and you just agreed with me that it doesn't? We can go
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Let me re-iterate this one more time: he invested in Qonto, he invested in Wise. Therefore, whether the actual reason is incompetence or a personal vendetta or both, he deserves some of the blame. He is the one that funded them. He is the r
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by input_sh 8mo ago
> I'd want to see a pattern of multiple critics being banned. So it's cool if one person gets deplatformed, as long as it's not a pattern? Odd choice if you ask me. Personally if one side is financially backed by someone
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by input_sh 8mo ago
What indication would there be that the two are related? Do you expect them to write an email specifically stating that was the reason? For what it's worth, that neobank received funding from his company, which definitely raises the od
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Okay fine, I'll take the bait. How do you define "working out" to conclude that there's 0% chance of it?
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by input_sh 8mo ago
> Used each month by more than 500 000 staff, in 15 ministries and many administrations.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
That website is specifically to explain it to French audiences. German version is here, but unlike France they're mostly boosting already-existing German open source software (like Nextcloud and Open Xchange): https://openco
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Worth pointing out: France is not adopting existing open source software, they're building their own software and releasing it under the MIT licence. Most of it (or all of it?) is Django backend + React frontend (using a custom-built
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by input_sh 8mo ago
So long as you can navigate someone from the passenger seat, you don't need to know how to drive a car. I've been an experienced driver myself, but in the age of self-driving cars it's just not a useful skillset to have. A ca
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by input_sh 8mo ago
It's not an LLM but it is a tiny pre-trained ML model running inside the browser. Funded by the EU and made in partnership with a few European universities as well: https://mozilla.github.io/translations/docs/
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by input_sh 8mo ago
This website itself is running on a single server and handles millions of requests per day. Raw number of users is simply not what decides the architecture, not even a little bit.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
My god even the comments here are AI slop.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
I still can't write a Word document in Markdown, but I can do so using Google Docs. The difference between us is that I know I'm within 0,1% of people that actually cases about this specific use case.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Yeah this is just circular reasoning. You don't go from zero to AWS the same way AWS didn't go from zero to what it is today. They started with a few basic features and built up from there. There are plenty of EU alternatives that
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by input_sh 8mo ago
In theory I have nothing against some sort of a tiny local LLM model that will index them and make the search a little bit more powerful, but to be honest if the feature is advertised as "AI", I doubt I will care enough to look in

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