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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
the US has a bigger public healthcare system than, afaik, every European country. the reason why there aren't pitchforks is also because the US is a much richer country than Europe so people are happy to pay for more healthcare. if you
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
Every country does it. Doing it is a central function of having a government. The number of, presumably, left-wing people who advocate for the most extreme forms of libertarianism is truly incredible.
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
No-one cares.
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
Yes, everyone country does this. You can be barred from travel in a wide range of other circumstances in many other countries. Every person has a nationalistic solipsism that renders them incapable of understanding events that occur outside
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
Yes, all of the people involved live in a delusion bubble. Their economic and social existence depends, at this point, on making increasingly bombastic and eschatological claims about AGI. By the standards of normal human psychological func
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
Its like a Tesla, their values only go up. Stop asking questions, this is a legitimate investment.
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
The provider is a massive issue. People moving off Claude tend to assume this is solved. Claude's uptime is terrible. The uptime of most other providers is even worse...and you get all the quantization, don't know what model you a
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
wait a few months, been using claude code since beta, there are issues but it takes time to realise what they are. people who have been using claude since 2024 began moving away before Anthropic's marketing blitz at the end of last yea
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
IDE is a moat with people who can code.
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
Anthropic has been giving companies access to the model. I think people on here have fallen for it once again. The model was never restricted, the stuff about it being too dangerous was just hype, Anthropic needs to justify their AI getting
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
i have a solid picture now, the honest answer is: you're absolutely right
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
You're absolutely right.
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
I think that identifies an issue that is going to cause a real problem for the US in the future. The society is deeply politicised and polarised to the extent that essentially inanimate objects are regarded as having deep political and soci
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
The use-cases for data science and other engineers are different. AI is not uniformly good at all kinds of development. There is an issue with execs pushing it though. You have people at the top of the company with little to no idea how peo
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
It is far easier in crypto. It is much more difficult in futures...as the case of a recent repeat Presidential candidate showed. That will change when people realise crypto isn't anonymous...but that day isn't today.
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
It is either not being offered in depth by anyone market-maker (part of the answer given the relatively small revenue opportunity) or it is being offered by people who aren't sophisticated enough. Bookmakers offer markets on events whe
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
There is also threadfin, which I found a bit more friendly than XTeVe. Above system works pretty well but had trouble with encode/decode speed somewhere. Tried with N100 cpu and still had the same result...probably user error somewhere
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
China issued a stable coin about five years ago. It is used for all retail payments (I believe, small value, payments for govt employee salaries, etc). Somewhat bizarrely, it is significantly more privacy-protecting than payments in the Wes
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
My Anthropic rep told me it was just around the corner...you aren't saying he lied to me? Can't believe this, I thought he was my friend.
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
The assumption that the other person made was that I would only use it for coding. If you look through my other comments today, I suggest that they are useful for performing repetitive tasks i.e. checking lint on PR, etc. Also, can be used
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
I think are fundamental issues with the story that Anthropic is selling. AGI is very close, we will definitely get there, it is also very dangerous...so Anthropic should be the only ones trusted with AGI. If you look at recent changes in Op
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
That doesn't follow logically from what I said. You should ask your AI for help with this. You are in need of some artificial intelligence.
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
You're completely right.
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
Just checked my subscription start date for Anthropic. September 2023, I believe before they announced public launch. Sorry kid.
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
Anyone who has used Opus recently can verify that their current model does all of these things quite competently.
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
GPT-2, o1, Opus...been here so many times. The reason they do this is because they know it works (and they seem to specifically employ credulous people who are prone to believe AGI is right around the corner). There haven't been signif
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
I haven't noticed a huge difference with other models but I agree that is definitely a strength (and CC has better tooling for this). However, I do think there are practical limitations to agentic workflows because of the relatively po
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
Yes, 100% agree. OpenHands has self-hosted, KiloCode and RooCode both have a cloud option. I don't think you are able to pass a session around with any of them. Codex seems to have comparable features afaik. CC tool usage is also sign
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
I believe Centrica did some research before the Iran war and found that if we were able to get gas for free, energy bills wouldn't fall and would actually rise over the next few years (because of the mix towards structurally high cost
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by skippyboxedhero 6mo ago
I was using web UI last night and it was unable to understand basic aspects of the task. Haven't seen it perform this badly since I began using two years ago. Was trying to track token usage/index with Cursor, and was unable to un

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