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by scotty79 4mo ago
Anthropic would be pulling away if it wasn't so far back because of stupid, arogant philosophy. Instead AI assistants just helps Anthropic stay relevant provided it's hyped sufficiently.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Decade ago my friend thought AI driving is going to be aftermarket kit.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
I think the main fear that under current scheme of resource allocation, namely capitalism, they won't remain under human control for long enough. The only thing that's needed to put them under control of AI is that doing that woul
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by scotty79 5mo ago
But models aren't universally best, especially small ones. For text Gemma is great. For vision qwen3.6 is amazing.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
I'd love to see people figuring out how to build models from several smaller ones. We could then train small specialized models and deploy setups more optimized for any given task. Modular LLMs should be a thing.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Samsung browser on Android, regularly smooth.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Why would I want to see even worse ads? I would happily give them my dna and colonoscopy result if that meant they are gonna show me only the things I have any real chance of buying.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
> Does the author have a right to restrict use of his code? Absolutely. Nah. I mean ostensibly it does. But not really. Author may have a wish. But if anyone is willing to fulfill it is entirely up to them, in physical sense. > Does h
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Source control is only a backup. For me.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Probably? Social media has a ton of negative influence on young people. One of which is reducing time spent on in-person socializing which leads to decrease in number of romantic relationships and children born. This is something governmen
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by scotty79 5mo ago
I wouldn't bet on it. Chinese live the free market ideals instead of just preaching them but rent-seeking and seeking regulatory capture at the first opportunity. In China business doesn't control politics. Dynamics is completely
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by scotty79 5mo ago
> Yeah! I also think that the ban was unintended. Still, it saves them the burden of actually providing the model that's too expensive for them to provide. They can now brag they have the best model at zero cost to them. And without
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Let's agree to disagree.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
I think EU is benefitting massively from US losing the capacity to hobble it while pretending to be friendly. Ukraine is doing better than ever. And how US harmed Ukrainian efforts because they were scared of their own made up boogieman the
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by scotty79 5mo ago
> To be fair, they were proven right about automated spam, phishing and disinformation being a problem. I have less problems with those now than I used to before AI. I think filters got better and what comes through is easily recognizabl
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Probably not much, since bulk of the valuation was based on hot air expelled by musk as with all of his ventures.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
> Anthropic is not a TikTok sensation. It pretty much is. Claude is more of a meme than a tool. It's been second best (and more expensive option) for most of the time but people somehow keep talking about it. I'm getting strong
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Anthropic got out a slightly better model (which is what two companies were doing for more than a year), but at the cost of not being able to provide it within subscription. It build out an inordinate hype around this model. And in the end
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by scotty79 5mo ago
I don't think incresed incentives to develop lagging energy infrastructure are a bad thing. Especially in times when solar is cheaper than everything else.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
It's funny how the acceleration of the downfall of the US (due to trump) is a gift to everyone else. It's almost as if US didn't have as postitive impact on the world as they thought.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
That's normal in sense of being a practical outcome of most software development projects. The truth is, software development process always produced mostly garbage. Looking at only successful projects and saying "see? that's
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Why would I read this article rather than this: https://chatgpt.com/share/6a2bd5c8-2188-83e8-8f7e-1b6c9b6049...
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by scotty79 5mo ago
> sentence suggests that you can just type “build me Slack 2” into Claude and have it fart out a fully-functional, production-ready piece of software, rather than a quasi-functional mound of code-slop How's that different from rando
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by scotty79 5mo ago
> it is replacing specific tasks within their role What's shortsighted is thinking that it won't be able to replace other specific tasks of there role until there's zero specific task in that role left for humans to do.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Which basically just means Anthropic is losing the game. Check out Fable 5 results on DeepSWE.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
It's really hard to read through someone's argument when you know the conclusion is 2+2=5 from the start.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
This should be a rule in the advertising industry.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Soon AI should be good enough to create a correct textbook.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
I wouldn't use an iPhone if somebody gave me one for free.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
> Should we automate exercise and play as well? How about learning? Obviously. Exercise, play and learning is in large part what makes us smart. If we want AI to be smart we should definitely automate those. But that's not what you

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