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4mo ago
Agreed. I've already cancelled my subs, and everyone else needs to do the same, including boycott it for their companies, otherwise nothing will ever change. You can't reason with psychopaths. The only recourse is to hit them wher
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4mo ago
Companies are owned by individuals, and individuals make decisions for large groups of individuals. So while you and I cancelling our subs on our own isn't going to change the world, if the right people boycott Anthropic, it will make
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4mo ago
"Even if they usually won't" is generous. I think they usually will, that's the point.
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4mo ago
Cancel your subscriptions, or you are to blame. Simple. If you aren't voting with your wallet, you can't cry when the world ends.
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4mo ago
The only reason I use Chrome is because its dev tools are better, and for whatever reason, webgl wigs out on Ubuntu 26.04 in Firefox. It's mostly the lag issue though...
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4mo ago
Doesn't take a genius to figure this one out. If you can't understand this before it becomes a problem, you have no place running a SaaS business.
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4mo ago
Infisical does this too. They don't make it clear that they charge you for projects and machine identities upfront, and then you get slammed with a $800 bill on your first month.
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4mo ago
Maybe Google's models will start to suck less as a result. Excellent.
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4mo ago
All of the above, and it hasn't just started now. It's been happening for several years at this point.
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4mo ago
Just so everyone is aware. Anthropic has been sabotaging AI researchers and their codebases and shadow-nerfing accounts for several years at this point. This isn't new, but they hadn't disclosed it until now. Likely because it is
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4mo ago
Just so everyone is aware. Anthropic has been sabotaging AI researchers and their codebases and shadow-nerfing accounts for several years at this point. This isn't new, but they hadn't disclosed it until now. Likely because it is
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4mo ago
A better Github, without 99% of the features that Github has.
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4mo ago
What's that going to help you with? Ever been to Innisfail? Have you seen them fly small Cessna's over the banana fields and absolutely drench them with pesticides? They do this with all the crop fields in Aus.
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4mo ago
Why? I thought pesticides were safe? That's what the Monsanto bot told me, anyway.
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4mo ago
Because monopolies have a lot of power.
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4mo ago
They are in Australia and the UK. Go to a gym in Aus, at least a third of the men there are on the juice, and sometimes more depending on the gym you go to.
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4mo ago
This isn't a fair way to chart this: "Each model is run 5 times at every available reasoning effort. For each effort, we average the metric across the 5 trials, then report each model’s score at its best performing reasoning level
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4mo ago
The normalization of anabolic steroid usage is likely a large contributor to certain cancers in men.
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4mo ago
What is the advantage of your product over having Codex generate a script using something like https://github.com/D4Vinci/Scrapling ?
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4mo ago
OpenAI too. We need Codex app for Linux. For people asking why, the answer is Computer Use.
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4mo ago
The divide and conquer strategy is not actually implemented though.
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4mo ago
Good thing I wasn't asking you. Also, a skill is not a harness.
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4mo ago
Step 1: Be rich.
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4mo ago
Can you share your skill please?
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4mo ago
Was it vibe coded?
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4mo ago
Doesn't Wispr Flow do this though? How did they get past these limitations?
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4mo ago
The same chemical companies that produce pesticides and herbicides that have invested many millions of dollars into online propaganda, bots and social media departments to make people look crazy for questioning the safety of poisons that ar
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4mo ago
Chemtrails are generally just weather modification, which is obviously real and happening. Although that's not to say we've never been sprayed with other things before - and the culprits vary, from military exercises all the way t
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4mo ago
This is so dumb. Welcome to the age of zero accountability.
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4mo ago
This concerted global effort is more about building the surveillance infrastructure for the web that will be required given AI's takeoff, and less-so about the well being of children.
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