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by nmfisher 7mo ago
> If they're doing it against the terms of service (and publicly so), I can't pin that one on Anthropic. Anthropic claim that superintelligence is coming, that unaligned AI is an existential threat to humanity, and they are the
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by nmfisher 7mo ago
“Roughly the same” != “the same”. Changing one or two words words in a contract can make a huge difference.
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by nmfisher 7mo ago
As a complete outsider, I genuinely believe that Dario et al are well-intentioned. But I also believe they are a terrible combination of arrogant and naive - loudly beating the drum that they created an unstoppable superintelligence that co
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by nmfisher 8mo ago
The less conspiratorial view is that the Australian government was the first to actually legislate it. Much easier for everyone else to follow in someone else's footsteps rather than being the first to take the plunge.
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by nmfisher 8mo ago
I think MoltenVK probably is the translation layer they're using.
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by nmfisher 8mo ago
I get this regularly too, it's very annoying. I've started using one git worktree per Claude session specifically to avoid this issue.
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by nmfisher 8mo ago
Will they be better than Opus though?
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by nmfisher 8mo ago
I always wanted to crunch the numbers but never got around to it, so I'm glad someone actually went and did it. YC company IPOs always smelled like pump-and-dump than a true liquidity/fundraising event, and if those numbers are co
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by nmfisher 8mo ago
> Real management work doesn't operate like this. Don't know about Amazon but my experience with middle management is that it's exactly like that.
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by nmfisher 8mo ago
Brockman 2018: “The nonprofit board retains full control, and can only take actions that will further our mission. As described in our Charter ( https://openai.com/charter/ ): that mission is to ensure that AGI benefits
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
"beta invite codes traded on black markets for $7,000-$14,000" I don't believe this.
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
To clarify, Kim Dotcom was arrested by NZ police and is making his way through the NZ court system. It wasn't a Maduro situation. I'm not sure he's even been extradited yet (though that's the most likely outcome).
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
If the reports are true, the proceeds from selling Venezuelan oil are going into his own Qatari bank account. That's third-world tinpot dictatorship right there.
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
http://hydroxide.dev
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
> I detect if the CLI is installed and it just reuses whatever auth the user has already setup. Isn't this what they just explicitly banned?
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
Probably, yes. But it's not 1997 any more, you can "code" a vanilla FPS in Unity in 15 minutes too. Games are more about artwork and design, which agents aren't great at (yet).
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
Claude Code + Opus 4.5 is an order of magnitude better than Gemini CLI + Gemini 3 Pro (at least, last time I tried it). I don't know how much secret sauce is in CC vs the underlying model, but I would need a lot of convincing to even b
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
That one's definitely annoying, but I suspect that's due to some bad initial design choices (React for a terminal app!) and I think it's definitely better than it used to be.
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
(2) isn't my experience at all. It's not 100% bug free but it definitely seems more stable (and faster) than I when I first used it last year.
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
Would be great if you could find that link.
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
I started playing around with beads, but when I got to the phrase "landing the plane" I started looking for simpler alternatives. So far, this looks much closer to what I want (flat files, human readable, basic syntax). Looking fo
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
That was my point about coding agents - as long as there's a standard protocol (usually HTTP REST), Claude Opus could roll out a client library in almost the same amount of time it would take me to find the right name for the official
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
As a long time Dart/Flutter developer, I think Dart is slowly making its way to the server too. It’s more performant than Python (and I assume Ruby too), and nicer to work with than other statically typed languages (which I guess are m
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
For what it’s worth, I unequivocally agree with you. But if you spent any time with the older generation over the holiday break, it’s immediately obvious why it makes no difference. They sit there and scroll Facebook and Instagram advertisi
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by nmfisher 9mo ago
For what it's worth, I personally have a lot of respect for people who do this (or at the very least, people who forego higher salaries to avoid working for companies they find morally objectionable).
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by nmfisher 10mo ago
> they look at it and return it. The ID card doesn't get scanned Actually in Australia, IDs usually do get scanned and stored. About the same time I was getting too old for clubs, they were starting to introduce ID scanners. You lin
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Managing 32-bit floating point precision with relative camera offsets(hydroxide.dev)
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by nmfisher 10mo ago
I went through the TS positive vetting process (for signals intelligence, not writing software for fighter jets, but the process is presumably the same). If I were back on the job market, I’d be demanding a big premium to go through it agai
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by nmfisher 10mo ago
I have an add-on that does the same thing as OP, with a free (open source) and paid version. The paid version lets you record direct to Blender. https://nickfisher.gumroad.com/l/tvzndw
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by nmfisher 10mo ago
There are numerous criticisms you can level at Zuckerberg, but writing the first version of Facebook in PHP is not one of them.

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