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by stefan_ 6mo ago
Hermes is one of these OpenClaw clones, so this was certainly intentional, not a model hallucinating something. I think the problem is clear. Anthropic saw their usage go up much more than their capacity could handle. There are a few tried
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
Ironically, of the only thing he did create (ostensibly), a copycat never went anywhere "social network", its claim to fame was the app (preinstalled by paying carriers) spamming your entire contact book with SMS invitations to jo
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
Dunno, if in this day and age you are making inference more expensive, more scarce, you are honestly moving in the wrong direction and DeepSeek and others will gladly take your lunch.
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
Most FFTs I'm sure start life in Verilog and have never known real numbers.
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
First you steal all the code, then you want to redefine the term? Is it never enough with you AI guys? Where's the humility, where's the good?
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
It's so trivial to seed. LLMs are basically the idiots that have fallen for all the SEO slop on Google. Did some travel planning earlier and it was telling me all about extra insurances I need and why my normal insurance doesn't c
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
Do you buy oil or products made with it? Then sorry, you made a bet, and in fact you were just ripped off by your own government for the third time in a row. This is not a "crypto prediction market" problem.
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
"Infrastructure build out"? Everything put into these datacenters is worthless well before 10 years have gone by. We aren't even getting infrastructure out of it, they are just powering it with gas turbines..
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
I don't know anything about tokens. Anthropic says Pro has "more usage*", Max has 5x or 20x "more usage*" than Pro. The link to "usage limits" says "determines how many messages you can send". Cl
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
But there is no good reason you can't do that already. Hardware engineers have just been fundamentally unserious about computer use going on 20 years. The PCB design you could do in 2000 already, but now it's still PDF datasheets,
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
Also an election system designed for horseback.
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
I think we are about a month away from a class action lawsuit, at their revenue they are a juicy target. And god knows they got the entirely self inflicted unholy combination going on, marketing & sales that borders on fraud (X times th
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
Whatever classes these guys took, they skipped the one on scientific misconduct.
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
It really is dramatic. The author wrote a very moving paragraph on his hard life as the maintainer of the JSON formatting experience. Someone up top pitched in on the dire state of the "OSS ecosystem". I just hope the authors of t
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
Trump who? All discourse on YC now pretends he doesn't exist, all the tech bros didn't so loudly campaign for him, nor does he make any statements. Bad news? Click flag and don't confront your actions!
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Tesla can play music from a floppy drive(twitter.com)
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
No, the US leadership is just really that inept to not have anticipated this extremely likely outcome in Iran closing the strait. Now watch em celebrate this great victory in media spin. Also of course if you want to profit, you can always
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
I think they are similar to Cursor. They are fads. You need to make the model, not smother it with your ingenuity in wrapping it.
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
There are some people that are "way too deep" into what they think is the "AI ecosystem". The reality is that no such thing exists and most people opening Claude daily have never heard of their harness, tool, stack or wh
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
It helps the discussion if you would correctly restate what has been agreed. The first obvious mistake is that the US have agreed Iran can charge tax on ships passing the strait; at 32000 ships a year and a nominal $2M, that amounts to $64B
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
I would love nothing more than ditching Claude for a local solution tomorrow. But it doesn't exist today, so it is what it is - you gotta keep up with the joneses. Maybe in 5 years we'll have an open weights model that is in the &
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
We are all using Claude despite Claude Code. The day ChudCorp releases a superior model Chud, we are all gone in an instant. There is no moat.
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
Theres also been tons of thinking leaking into the actual output. Recently it even added thinking into a code patch it did (a[0] &= ~(1 << 2); // actually let me just rewrite { .. 5 more lines setting a[0] .. }).
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
WinRT was technologically terrible (which immediately flows from "no one at Microsoft was actually using it to make anything useful"). But that wasn't even what sunk it - the whole requirements around "of course your Win
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
The gold standard for digital signatures today is - someone sends you a docusign link - you sign up with your email - you sign with your name in a cutesy font Theres a dispute? Well it was going to end up in court no matter how you signed i
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by stefan_ 6mo ago
So what was the point of putting a crypto chip into every ID if you are gonna try and reinvent the entire trusted environment in the fucking smartphone?
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
Hardware support will vary widely, as will speed on these smaller FP formats, sometimes intentionally nerfed in consumer cards. Lots of devices with embedded "AI accelerators" will also only do things like INT8, and for some reaso
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
You seem to suffer from selective memory, your president declared Irans nuclear program "totally, totally destroyed" and your post "fake news". That was half a year ago. What necessitated another obviously useless strate
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
My favorite is the Claude Code bugtracker, on GitHub of course: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues There is some bot that will match your issue to some other 3 vaguely related issue, then auto close
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
Qualcomm is a US company right? I've worked on a few WiFi router devices and their chips are pretty popular in that segment. But WiFi is not a priority for Qualcomm (in fact they actively sabotage it for their more profitable 5G segmen

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