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smallerfish
3mo ago
> When you speak, what comes first, the idea or the word? Do you first feel a thought inside you, and only after that go searching for the right word to wrap around it? I think we all do. The word is never the start. The word is just the
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4mo ago
I'm OP in the thread and I don't agree with this. AI writing is fine, but you can't just stop on the first draft, any more than you can while AI coding (in fact, even less so - your coding is read by computers and to an exten
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4mo ago
> I dropped eleven LLMs into a 2D battle royale and made them play 30 games. One won 43% of the matches. Three never won a single game. The cheapest model in the lineup beat the most expensive one by 27x on cost per win. Please learn how
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smallerfish
4mo ago
I don't like the look of "retro camera". A great camera is a must-have also. And yes $500 is too much.
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smallerfish
4mo ago
Google translate is primitive compared to Claude at translations.
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4mo ago
Relevant: What is it like to be a plant? https://www.esalq.usp.br/lepse/imgs/paginas_thumb/Whats-Is-I...
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4mo ago
I didn't say industrial processing led to unhealthier food. In fact I explicitly said that the health question is distinct from the definition, and can be studied.
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4mo ago
It's not meaningless. "Processed" means that ingredients had to be manipulated to produce the food (e.g. most recipes). Most of what you make at home is "processed". "Ultra-processed" means food produced u
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4mo ago
I think the reasons for them going with API pricing will become abundantly clear when the S-1s become available. If they don't have a story covering how they can get revenue closer to expenses, then they're relying on the market t
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4mo ago
> enterprise who cannot walk away from these $200/month plans But that's the point of the article. Enterprise plans are starting to get API pricing, not the subsidized subscription pricing.
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5mo ago
It depends on a lot on your timing with the market. This guy (from TFA) sold in 2007; I bought my first house as a (fairly dire) fixer-upper in 2008. I sold it in 2016, after it had more than doubled in value (partly due to improvements we&
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5mo ago
There isn't resistance. It comes from development patterns. A developer buys 10 hectares of land and wants to max out the returns, so they pack it full of houses. Another developer buys the adjacent 20 hectares and follows the same str
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5mo ago
They may be state backed, in which case the loss-leading could be a geopolitical move. It's a useful model regardless. China sell lithium at a loss to make it unprofitable for Australian/US miners, for example ( https://
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5mo ago
So make it a closed issue tracker with a public email gateway. Get Anthropic to donate LLM time to classify and combine incoming reports.
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Anthropic announces that it's doubling 5 hour rate limits
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5mo ago
> Why are you still using Github? Show me the VCs who are willing to fund the marketing effort that would be needed to conquer the network-effects moat, and I'm in.
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5mo ago
Better (more accurate) link and title: https://www.esa.int/Applications/Observing_the_Earth/Coperni... We're exploring using the SAR data for conservation / deforestation monitoring. Anybody else working
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Palantir's Al Targeting System Running the Iran War [video]
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6mo ago
If it's anything like suno, it probably takes you 30 to 40 attempts to dial in what you were looking for. (And don't get me wrong, the results can be great with suno - there's just a lot of trial and error, and dice rolling.)
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6mo ago
That's disingenuous. The point is that "human" isn't a particularly good dividing line if you want to distinguish music with value vs music without.
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6mo ago
Is formulaic pop music produced by a corporate label that's designed to push all the right buttons more "human" than the average track you find published on Suno? I wouldn't say so. Pop music was already to some extent a
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6mo ago
> for third-party harnesses What's the exact definition of third-party harnesses? They have an Agent SDK in Claude Code that can be used. Are they trying to say that only Anthropic products can use pro/max plans?
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6mo ago
Compare with and steal any ideas you like from mine if you like. I've got a semi-decent curl|bash pattern covered, and also add network filtering via pasta (which may be more robust than rolling your own). https://github.com
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6mo ago
Bad AI writing is bad, and obvious once you know what you're looking for. Nobody wants to read it. Good AI writing takes time, can be valuable, and can inspire readers to send in praise about how insightful or thorough a particular art
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7mo ago
> in two decades While I agree with your overall point, I'm reminded of "the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent" here. The US is a huge economy with a massive military infrastructure. I don't
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7mo ago
> content, the content or transcript of the agent session Does this include the files being worked on by the agent in the session, or just the chat transcript?
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7mo ago
In the same way that good AI coding requires testing, project management and architecture, good AI writing requires you to fill the editor role. Be ruthless. Read line by line. By all means tell the agent to fix stuff. If you don't do
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8mo ago
This seems like an excellent thread to plug the TUI I've been working on that makes using bubblewrap relatively easy and somewhat pleasant. I have a recipe in the README for using it with Claude. Granted that Claude has --sandbox, but
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8mo ago
I've been doing a lot of AI writing for a site - to do it well takes effort. I have a research agent, a fact check agent, a logical flow agent, a narrative arc analyzing agent, etc etc. Once I beat the article roughly into the shape I
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Bui – TUI for painless Bubblewrap sandboxing
(smaller.fish)
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8mo ago
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