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by s3p 3mo ago
I didn't understand it
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by s3p 3mo ago
>That's just wrong. I use android, my partner uses ios. If he creates the passkey in safari, There. You just violated the premise of his point, that you use a password manager that syncs to all your devices.
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by s3p 3mo ago
Not for me personally. While setting up a custom website, 3.5 Flash introduced tons of bugs that Claude had to fix. The website has about 3,000 lines of code spread across multiple files, and Gemini somehow couldn't do frontend changes
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by s3p 3mo ago
Can some people not afford open source software?
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by s3p 3mo ago
It's not him, its the US government.
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by s3p 3mo ago
Agreed. Maybe we've become jaded to the writing style of AI, but it reads as disingenuous.
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by s3p 3mo ago
>How far is this? If I am understanding your question, they went so far as to sue their employees.
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by s3p 3mo ago
That roughly comes out to $1.75 trillion for the US. That is literally their entire discretionary budget. I don't really think the US would spend their entire 1.75tn budget on a tunnel
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by s3p 3mo ago
Hear me out on this one: For a lot of math departments, that is exactly why they teach this. Education is rooted in application. We have entire careers that depend on certain aspects of mathematics, so most companies gatekeep that career by
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by s3p 3mo ago
I see it a little differently here. If someone is offering a digital companion to someone who is lonely, that seems to be slightly preferable to having no connection at all.
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by s3p 3mo ago
I mean the name was "98% isn't much" and the article made it sound like 98% isn't good enough
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by s3p 3mo ago
Shaming someone for buying cell service in the United States is just strange What do you expect them to do, move out of the country for a $10 / mo cell plan?
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by s3p 3mo ago
>For pure interaction, CarPlay as a generic solution is very hard to beat infotainment systems that are deeply integrated with the vehicle itself I can't find one instance of a car UI being as good or easier to interact with than Ca
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by s3p 3mo ago
They don't speak the same [proverbial] language essentially. Dario and the WH talk about this stuff completely differently. https://archive.is/9k7qt#selection-2001.41-2001.49 https://archive.is/dybOE
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by s3p 3mo ago
I don't think this is the case just because of the 'fallback' method they described, where suspicious requests are routed to Opus 4.8. If the model was degraded for certain categories of knowledge, then they'd probably b
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by s3p 3mo ago
Then I could just.. cancel my subscription and stop paying?
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by s3p 3mo ago
Why did the other reply to this get flagged as dead? It was a comment about how someone would come out saying that Sonnet 5 would be better on the pelican test and therefore it has to be good. But I guess HN loves pelican SVGs so much that
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Getting the B.l.o.a.t. (Best liver of all time)(sull1van.com)
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by s3p 3mo ago
Are you replying to a response to the original comment? I looked but i didn't see anyone saying he's throwing shade.
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by s3p 3mo ago
>The OpenAI, Anthropic and the US government can play this game all they want... OpenAI and Anthropic did not call for the US Government to limit who Fable 5 and GPT 5.6 could be rolled out to.
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by s3p 4mo ago
Again, how would they do that? Are they not doing what they should do, which is call for increased regulation? Last I checked, they were not able to create and enact laws.
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by s3p 4mo ago
Have been adding a few too many comments here but I have to add this one. Most of the people complaining about Anthropic's behavior, while simultaneously avoiding the argument at heart about whether AI regulation is good, remind me of
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by s3p 4mo ago
Shame on a company for sticking to their values, I guess. The dichotomy between Anthropic and OpenAI's treatment honestly couldn't be more obvious. OpenAI has also asked for increased AI regulation, and they've also release
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by s3p 4mo ago
> if it is determined, in light of third-party assessment, to present unacceptable risks. >Yes. This assessment was made by Amazon, a frequent and serious government contractor which is generally trusted to handle high-security gov
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by s3p 4mo ago
You: "We should improve society somewhat" "And yet you participate in society! Curious. I am very intelligent"[1] [1] https://iea.org.uk/yet-you-participate-in-society-in-defence...
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by s3p 4mo ago
Sure. Keep peddling that was the position of Anthropic. Even though they called for global, coronated regulation, as opposed to the handicapping of them while letting others run free. https://iea.org.uk/yet-you-participate
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by s3p 4mo ago
That is literally not at all what this regulation does. This regulation does not pause development. This is designed to make sure non-US citizens cannot do work with/on this model. This is stupid because Anthropic never once said this
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by s3p 4mo ago
Yeah this is true however i will use the manufacturer app if Siri or the Home app doesn't work.
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by s3p 4mo ago
Ah, for me my key word is "turn off all my lights" and it works
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by s3p 4mo ago
All that data is lost when you migrate accounts though. I went from an old to a new 1P account and did the official way to copy (NOT exporting it to a text file and re-importing that way, actually copying it from the interface) and no versi

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