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by paxys 9mo ago
What's the use case for this? Trying to get raw API access through a monthly plan? Or something else?
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by paxys 9mo ago
Whether you are a tech company or not, there's a lot of data on computers that are physically in the office.
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by paxys 9mo ago
Which is exactly why these companies are now all focused on building products rather than (or alongside) improving their base models. Claude Code, Cowork, Gemini CLI/Antigravity, Codex - all proprietary and don't allow model swapp
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by paxys 9mo ago
Was getting 500 errors from Claude Code this morning but their status page was green. So frustrating that these pages aren't automated, especially considering there are paying users affected.
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by paxys 9mo ago
Real ID/Drivers License being a proof of address is laughable. In my state (NY) they accept the following as proof of address for getting a new Real ID: - Bank statement - Pay stub - Utility bill - Any other state ID with the same last
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by paxys 9mo ago
Reminder that SpaceX has received an estimated $38 billion in government funding over the years, and all of its returns are going to a small set of private investors. Socialized losses, privatized profits. As is the American way.
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by paxys 9mo ago
It's hilarious how transparent a money grab this entire thing is. "You need to show a Real ID for security, otherwise how do we know you won't hijack the plane?" "Well I don't have a Real ID." "Ok the
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by paxys 9mo ago
The fact that it had to be successively bailed out by xAI (which itself was funded by Tesla) and now SpaceX shareholders is exactly what makes the acquisition a failure.
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by paxys 9mo ago
> and some might argue, leading player in the AI race What is this argument exactly? What are they leading?
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by paxys 9mo ago
In the world where it makes $8-10B in profit on $90-95 billion in revenue every year. Whatever price investors choose to trade the stock at is irrelevant to those numbers.
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by paxys 9mo ago
Tesla is still very profitable, as is SpaceX I assume. Twitter/X has been a $44 billion dollar failure, and xAI is a vanity project so Musk can go around saying he is a player in the AI space. Investors in both X and xAI need to be bai
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by paxys 9mo ago
The famous Musk timeline. "By next year, 2 year tops".
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by paxys 9mo ago
Just a neat bit of financial engineering. You can tell because Elon picked SpaceX instead of Tesla – which would have actually made sense at some level (Optimus Robots + AI). But Tesla is public and so he'd need to follow laws and repo
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by paxys 9mo ago
If you had told me 4 years ago that Twitter would be merged into SpaceX I would have called you crazy. Yet here we are..
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by paxys 9mo ago
Is it AI or just the market realizing that some of these companies were ridiculously overvalued to begin with. Here are the p/e ratios of companies mentioned in the article, after the said "pummeling": * ServiceNow - 70.66
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by paxys 9mo ago
If the license has been unclear for 8 years and the company hasn't bothered to get a lawyer to fix it then the "I'm just an engineer and don't know about this stuff" excuse doesn't apply. It's obvious th
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by paxys 9mo ago
I dug around for ~10 minutes and it's probably not an exaggeration to say that Mattermost might have the most confusing licensing of any software product in existence. From the license page on their repo ( https://github.com&
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by paxys 9mo ago
IMO there's an expectation for baseline intelligence. I don't expect an "AGI" model to beat Magnus Carlsen out of the box but it should be able to do basic grade school level arithmetic and play chess at a complete begin
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by paxys 9mo ago
Ask it to verify stuff in the browser. It can open a special Chrome instance, browse URLs, click and scroll around, inspect the DOM, and generally do whatever it takes to verify that the problem is actually solved, or it will go back and it
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by paxys 9mo ago
I'm in the opposite camp. Waymo has neat tech, yes, but already valuing it on par with Uber is absurd considering the sheer scale at which Uber operates. 70 countries, 15K cities, 36 million daily trips. And this isn't counting Ub
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by paxys 9mo ago
Crazy to think that Github Copilot was the first mainstream AI coding tool. It had all the hype and momentum in the world, and Microsoft decided to do...absolutely nothing with it.
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by paxys 9mo ago
Anthropic has a model. Microsoft doesn't.
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by paxys 9mo ago
Yeah I'm on the $20/mo Google plan and have been rate limited maybe twice in 2 months. Tried the equivalent Claude plan for a similar workload and lasted maybe 40 minutes before it asked me to upgrade to Max to continue.
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by paxys 9mo ago
For one reason or another everyone seems to be sleeping on Gemini. I have been exclusively using Gemini 3 Flash to code these days and it stands up right alongside Opus and others while having a much smaller, faster and cheaper footprint.
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by paxys 9mo ago
Whether the price goes up or down from here, one notion has been sufficiently shattered over the last couple of years - that Bitcoin is a stable ~source~ store of value that acts has a hedge against inflation and currency control by governm
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by paxys 9mo ago
You are also using proprietary, closed-source hardware and operating system underneath the app that can do whatever they want. This line of reasoning ultimately leads to - unless you craft every atom and every bit yourself your data isn&#x2
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by paxys 9mo ago
The options for a company in their position are: 1. Sit out and buy the tech you need from competitors. 2. Spend to the tune of ~$100B+ in infra and talent, with no guarantee that the effort will be successful. Meta picked option 2, but App
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by paxys 9mo ago
"Largely" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Yes Google and Amazon are making their own GPU chips, but they are also buying as many Nvidia chips as they can get their hands on. As are Microsoft, Meta, xAI, Tesla, Oracle and eve
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by paxys 9mo ago
This is the "dump" part of pump and dump. TikTok influencers have been pushing the gold & silver rally for weeks now, and it was inevitable that people at the top would eventually cash out.
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by paxys 9mo ago
Even if the capability of each platform was exactly the same, Microsoft cloud users skew heavily towards governments, large non-tech corporations and really anyone who you sell to using large sales teams, fancy dinners and kickbacks rathe

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