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by siva7 8mo ago
The old dudes had something they called the "Eternal September" like when ISPs began providing free internet access and discussion culture declined after forever. I starred this thread here as the start of the "Eternal March&
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No, Openai employees are banned by Anthropic from using Claude.
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by siva7 8mo ago
I opened Openclaw on github and was shocked it was already starred. Somehow i did it and can't even remember why or when even though i have a very low opinion of this app.
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by siva7 8mo ago
I tried following the best practice to use XML tags and the difference was not observable. I honestly believe Anthropic forgot to remove that part of the documentation from Sonnet 3.x days and now people are still writing blogs about this s
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by siva7 8mo ago
So Openai will have this same feature by tomorrow likely. A feature to pollute your context window.
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by siva7 8mo ago
Sure? I visited Reddit just now and i don't even know how to get to this non-personalized algo. At least they make a really good job to hide this view as good as possible so i doubt it's the default view for most logged users.
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by siva7 8mo ago
According to the US App Store a rule-based proxy utility is the #1 paid app. So not sure how much relevance the App store charts have at all in real life.
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by siva7 8mo ago
Reddit is an algorithm-based aggregator so of course it will show some hn dude also the same nerd stuff
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by siva7 8mo ago
Says windowscentral.com... People outside of Big Tech haven't heard of Anthropic nor do they care about this dispute. What normal poeple might have heard is probably more something along the lines of Anthropic and supply-chain-risk an
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The difference between now and then is a grand skill shift (from logic to vibe) and also fear of being replaced by this technology which was never the case before at this scale. You and me, we don't have this fear but many colleagues f
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by siva7 8mo ago
At least they're making it easy for HR.
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by siva7 8mo ago
> No sane person is claiming AI can fully replace a human worker today. You must be living under a rock..
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> I wrote this, currently at -2 points, a mere 24 hours ago, as a response to simonw unbounded and unwarranted optimism It's fascinating how rich individuals like this guy still believe that shit. I told three years ago also people
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by siva7 8mo ago
Retirement? What do these people smoke? It's software and software has no feelings. It's there to work for you.
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by siva7 8mo ago
take a look at opencode, it doesn't even have to be a terminal anymore to command your terminal from whatever device you are using
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by siva7 8mo ago
except there will be no dropbox moment. There is no startup that stands a chance, Openclaw is free, the foundation model providers basically won this space just by providing subscriptions cheaper than any competitor could ever do.
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by siva7 8mo ago
I don't think they target the pros here who already solved this problem with vpn/tmux/ssh but to those whose thrilled serious reaction will be "whoaaa crazy i can command claude code now from my phone while on the toilet
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by siva7 8mo ago
I also wondered for months why it feels so difficult to use Openai or Anthropic SDKs until i came to a similar conclusion.
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by siva7 8mo ago
This is probably the greatest one-time AI "Benchmark" ever made. The foundation companies have been gaming traditional benchmarks for years so that no one can really match those numbers into real-world experience. Car wash test te
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by siva7 8mo ago
Is this any different than pre-ai?
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by siva7 8mo ago
Honesty dies first.
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by siva7 8mo ago
I have zero doubt that AI v Humans will be the Battlefield of the future. It sounds so idiotic and lunatic but here we are...
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by siva7 8mo ago
finally in 2026 the why not rsync comment would even make to paul graham more sense than the dropbox pitch
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Would it make a difference?
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by siva7 8mo ago
somehow sad that some random dude on hn seems to have more brain than most scientists publishing on something about agents or prompting.
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by siva7 8mo ago
i don't get this. isn't it contradictory to the philosophy of pi to start as slick as possible?
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by siva7 8mo ago
Yup, the context window there is only half of what you get in CC so only a weak alternative. They burned bridges with the dev community by their decision to block any other clients
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by siva7 8mo ago
They got so many things right in the beginning but now seem to lose touch with their core fan base, the developers. It's the typical corporate grind, a million competing interests arise where it's not anymore about the user but ab
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by siva7 8mo ago
So this system prompt is always there, no matter if i'm using chatgpt or azure openai with my own provisioned gpt? This explains why chatgpt is a joke for professionals where asking clarifying questions is the core of professional work
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by siva7 8mo ago
Sonnet without extended Thinking, Haiku with and without ext. Thinking: "Walking would be the better choice for such a short distance." Only google got it right with all models

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