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by jjmarr 1y ago
Is there good public data on enterprise adoption?
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by jjmarr 1y ago
The actual OpenRouter data says otherwise.[1] Right now, Google leads with only 28.4% marketshare. Anthropic (24.7%), Deepseek (15.4%), and Qwen (10.8%) are the runners-up. If this were winner-take-all market with low switching costs, we&#x
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by jjmarr 1y ago
Many people have a lot of context built up with ChatGPT. I know people who refuse to try Anthropic because it "doesn't know them as well" & can't answer their questions. HN views this as negative but many people see
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by jjmarr 1y ago
Cancellation is never about justice. It's always about status. Many rapists and abusers do not face social ostracism because they contribute more than they take away. Many people are ostracized because they do not contribute enough i
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by jjmarr 1y ago
I liked hearing about California probate law and why it's a quagmire, despite not living there myself.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
Input management is the biggest difference between monthly plans like Copilot and pay-per-use like Cline. Monthly plans hide the input from the user and try to minimize it while pay-per-use plans visibly use the full context window. Mentall
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by jjmarr 1y ago
You're not factoring the input tokens into the equation, which is 90% of the price with a tool like Cline. My queries are like 30,000 tokens input for 50 tokens output
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by jjmarr 1y ago
This happens all the time at American buffets. Morbidly obese people eat 20 cheeseburgers in one sitting. You should not be operating a buffet if you cannot handle customers like that.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
There's plenty of least-developed countries where most of the population isn't formally employed, doesn't engage with standardized tests, and has never built necessary bridges/tunnels.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
This is hilarious and fun.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
If VCs want to give me free money in exchange for using their product, do you expect me to say no?
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by jjmarr 1y ago
What other disabilities can acceptably use a companion? Autism? Social anxiety? Bipolar disorder? Many of these make it difficult to maintain relationships.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
Canada does this but it is barely enforced. Many non-certified people call themselves "software engineers" with no consequence.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
Not a geologist but Mohs hardness is an ordinal scale so the distance between 10 and 9 isn't well-defined. The numbers are defined as being specific minerals. Diamond (10) is 4x as hard as corundum (9) which is 2x as hard as topaz (8).
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VHDL has this feature too, being based on Ada.
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AMD support?
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by jjmarr 1y ago
This. Yes, Cline generates a bunch of junk very quickly and makes dumb mistakes. If I can filter out those dumb mistakes automatically, I don't have to supervise it. It might burn 20¢ on fixing a mistake no human developer would make,
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by jjmarr 1y ago
If the "extremely precise requirements" can be cheaply and automatically validated, it's much easier to have the AI generate spam on a loop until it passes all the tests.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
The real question is why Chinese companies aren't investing in brand development in Western countries.
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I've noticed the error rate doesn't matter if you have good tooling feeding into the context. The AI hallucinates, sees the bug, and fixes it for you.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
More people sitting around not doing anything can lower the numbers.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
That is correct. I'm pointing it out because the "non-communicability" aspect is a whole genre called "infohazards", which is any SCP triggered by or involving communication. It's a very popular tag. You might
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by jjmarr 1y ago
Some clients by default leak your IP when using Tor, the last I checked. When announcing to other peers, the IP of the host machine is provided. So, you anonymously make the requests through an exit node, but the request contains your IP, w
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by jjmarr 1y ago
An antimeme is something you forget. You can communicate about it fine. There are SCPs that affect communication: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/taboo
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by jjmarr 1y ago
As much as you theoretically want to spend, since it's pay-per-use. I spend $200/month by using Sonnet 4. Could be higher if you want to use Opus.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
This could be said about basically any field of work.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
Reminds me of The Menu.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
North Korea has a shortage of foreign currency. It's not just espionage. They need US dollars to pay for smugglers.
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by jjmarr 1y ago
Licensed engineers accept responsibility for those structures/machines/etc when they physically harm or kill others. Like lawyers or doctors being sued for malpractice. A typical person does not understand scientific principles an
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Employers want a high-agency leadership class and drones for the individual contributors. There are systems that nurture agency and leadership. They are the private schools and the Ivy League universities. And many great companies. Most peo

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