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by scottyah 6mo ago
It all comes back to insurance- they're used to getting crazy sums of money because nobody questions the rates
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google are all investing heavily in their desktop type apps, I think the TUI phase is coming to an end.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Well when the middleman between you and your users is bought out by the competitor, it makes sense to move away from it. It's a bit like Apple selling iPhones in a Microsoft store.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
They have, many times. We're seeing a chain where people are pointing to openclaw's github for information (a tool that was effectively acquired by their #1 competitor) and trying to make it sound so crazy. The actual flow was sim
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Yes, only the rich should be allowed to eat the basic food group of natural meat.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
The smaller ones are most likely less efficient (which blocked their growth). So it'd be a game of whack-a-mole where every hit makes everything worse...
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Hah fair- I wouldn't give up paragliding either. To keep the analogies- I wouldn't want a bike without inflatable tires, nor a paraglider without a reserve.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Pawns are the only piece that matter on a chess board?
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by scottyah 6mo ago
> The F-35 is made by one company, Lockheed Martin (with some pieces made by a couple others) This isn't even remotely true, who is paying you to post this drivel?
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by scottyah 6mo ago
The F-35 is a massive success. It is a common design that brought together what would have been three to five different planes into one. Costs doubling is further proof of how amazing it is- inflation has basically outpaced that. Cost per f
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Our best bet is competition stays healthy, and the model providers keep "releasing" their best to stay ahead. Even then, or even if every human was given equal tokens and access, we'll see crazy inequalities just because of h
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by scottyah 6mo ago
but they require you to have a special charger, or typically you have to charge them one by one from your phone. Swapping batteries also requires downtime (not easy mid-flight, cycle, or whatever you're doing). A portable battery charg
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by scottyah 6mo ago
The ancients also designed ways to carry humans without gas or electricity, but I don't really want to regress to those techniques.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Misinformation is funny now! This is all part of the joke- they were a funny fake news site that bought an unfunny fake news site, now their fake news doesn't need to be funny and that's what makes it funny. Maybe you're not
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by scottyah 6mo ago
They certainly could lose 90% of what they were and still be much better than most companies.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
It used to be THE mecca that all engineers wanted to go to, and they almost never laid anybody off for a long stretch of time. Things changed around COVID. It's very obvious that a lot of their services have gotten much worse- my Googl
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by scottyah 6mo ago
OpenAI replaced its founding engineers with Meta PMs. The shift towards consumer engagement metrics and marketing is apparent.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
So many people confuse sycophantic behavior with producing results.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Attracting talent with huge sums of money just gets you people who optimize for money, and it's usually never a good long-term decision. I think it's what led to Google's downturn.
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Nobody was talking about them betting too much on compute, people were saying that their shady deals on compute with NVIDIA and Oracle were creating a giant bubble in their attempt to get a Too Big To Fail judgement (in their words- taxpaye
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by scottyah 6mo ago
Did you miss the article? https://news.unsw.edu.au/en/meet-the-man-who-designed-a-canc...
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by scottyah 7mo ago
Random people cure cancer for their dog, every business can vibe code an app to make their operations more efficient, anyone can launch a business with 10% of the effort it used to take. The AI companies are only capturing like 5% of the va
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by scottyah 7mo ago
It's the same as the sad drunk man talking bad about the King at a dirty bar. It makes them feel better to compare or say they're better in some way.
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by scottyah 7mo ago
Tell claude what you do and ask it where it can be the most helpful. It is true that the tool has to be learned, and won't help everywhere. If you are doing web dev just to make a tool, it is purely magical. I've found it to be mo
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by scottyah 7mo ago
Faster in what way? All the open models we have access to at work are very noticeably behind the frontier models to the point where it's usually faster to not use them at all.
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by scottyah 7mo ago
Well society had to go and get rid of religion, so people needed another opiate.
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by scottyah 7mo ago
Oh wow, TIL. Thanks!
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by scottyah 7mo ago
They obviously meant on an unprecedented scale.
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by scottyah 7mo ago
At least one of those banks is already in the partnership, and we don't know how many they reached out to.
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by scottyah 7mo ago
That's probably a contributing factor as to why they already partnered with all the biggest tech companies.

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