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by sumedh 6mo ago
Is it US only?
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by sumedh 6mo ago
Agree, it’s surprising that these companies don’t thoroughly test their own workflows to ensure a smooth and seamless user experience.
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by sumedh 6mo ago
More details by someone who inspected the network traffic. https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1s7mitf/psa_cla...
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by sumedh 7mo ago
India really needs to adopt millions and billions.
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by sumedh 7mo ago
> disable algorithmic customization of content. What does that even mean?
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by sumedh 7mo ago
Warp Terminal supports CMD + V on Mac to paste an image
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by sumedh 7mo ago
He might be a bit nervous to speak to the camera and might have messed up the timeline.
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by sumedh 7mo ago
Or the govt steps in and cancels trades like what happened in the flash crash.
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by sumedh 7mo ago
The same prompt in the same project gives different results/slightly worse results compared to Claude Code, both using Opus model.
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by sumedh 7mo ago
You can get API access to Claude from cloud solutions from those 3 vendors.
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by sumedh 7mo ago
You can start with the $20 plan or use the Chinese models which are cheap.
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by sumedh 7mo ago
Why would you do that?
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by sumedh 7mo ago
Vote? Protests?
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by sumedh 7mo ago
If any filmmaker is reading instead of waiting for the film to be made, maybe you should do it with the help of AI.
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by sumedh 7mo ago
Why?
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by sumedh 7mo ago
> And Slack costs way too much. MS Teams is free.
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by sumedh 7mo ago
Why do you need a new search engine called Google when you have Yahoo Search, Ask Jeeves etc. People do it because they care about some X factor, maybe they dont like that most existing terminals are slow and they want to build a better pro
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by sumedh 7mo ago
Has Dario been to the whitehouse?
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by sumedh 7mo ago
> team that manages the blog never tested it again. They can use this new tech called AI to test it.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> Like, for many decades. Didnt people say that AI is 50 years away in 2010s?
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> First, Claude evolves. Boris, the creator of claude code said that he find this spec driven developemnt not necessary, with the Opus 4.6 he says CC's plan mode is enough.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> I thought was fully obvious from the context I gave it. Lot of people think they have given the right instructions but in most cases people miss some crucial points and that leads the model in the wrong direction, then the same people
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by sumedh 8mo ago
When the user intervenes, the model providers will look at those signal and tweak the next version of the model on what it can do better so that the user does not need to intervene next time.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
We have tests and benchmarks to measure it though.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
Opus understands the intent, even if your prompt is not good, Opus usually understand what you are trying to say and does a great job. With Sonnet I have to step in and say, I didn't mean that, I meant X, so do X.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> Everybody is subsidizing their prices. Inference is profitable but model training needs lot of money.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> IMHO CC is the secret sauce Cant smart people just reverse engineer CC and figure out what is the secret sauce atleast for CC App?
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> Opus 4.6 in Claude Code has been absolutely lousy with solving problems Can you share your prompts and problems?
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by sumedh 8mo ago
Post your predictions below and let’s come back to this thread in 2 years to see who nailed it. I dont think it will be as dramatic as he is predicting.
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by sumedh 8mo ago
> they are training on Frontier models to achieve these benchmarks. Why cant the frontier labs block their API usage?

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