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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
I definitely did. I was talking about how in a world where open models exist and are very much capable, Anthropic is sort of a joke. You asked if that is true, and speculated about mythos. Uninterested in speculating about mythos, I explain
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
Which is why I actually used all those models. At work I am stuck with Claude because it is what the employer provides. In my home setup I use a combination of different models; mostly GLM-5.3, DS-V4-Flash, and MiMo-2.5-pro. I vastly prefer
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
For their IPO they better fast forward to Claude Apocalypse 7. With how unsustainable they are they really need to hype up those bagholders.
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
> Is it, though? Yes, it truly is. Open models are extremely capable, as benchmark after benchmark has indicated. Beyond that, for the vast majority of software development (including cybersecurity), the open models are there already. Al
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
In a world where things such as GLM-5.3, DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813, and Kimi-K3 exists, this is a bit laughable. Anthropic needs some model with a fancy name so they can pretend for another while that their model is so powerful it will destroy t
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
Ironically, I think Claude Code is shit, especially after I started to get used to Pi. It has a sort of first mover advantage, but I wouldn't be surprised if basically any harness is superior to that crap.
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
To add to this; payment infrastructure requires a lot of heavy lifting. There's a lot of regulations you need to adhere to, different payment systems in different countries, settlement, chargebacks, etc. There is a reason why not doing
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
> approved by your elected government. Fixed it for you. You had left some extraneous quotation marks there. Either way, while governments should not get free pass and should be scrutinized by its citizens, we definitely should not allow
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
This is only a problem if you have agents working from public comments and issues. Why would you do such a thing?
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
Ohhh, is Tay back?
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
I love beef. I absolutely adore cheese, and I would be unfathomably sad to never again taste a nice piece of Gorgonzola. But I know that the meat and dairy industry are hellish for the environment. You don't need to win me in that argu
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
You cannot solve societal problems with individual actions. It's about time to cut the crap that each person can make a difference while governments keep subsidizing all sorts of activities that damage the environment. I will vote for
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
> Given the vast majority of the world population still see vegetarianism as a joke and not a necessity, If it is a necessity, it should be government policy. Make it a regulation. No change will happen when you switch the focus of neces
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
Don't worry. The last to starve will be the first to suffocate.
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
Elon actively censors on his platform points of view he dislikes. Brazilian regulations just dictates that candidates cannot be recommended, regardless of party. Candidates are forbidden of doing many things to keep elections free and mostl
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
The posts are not being forbidden or excluded. Candidates are still free to post. It just can't be recommended in algorithmic feeds. And those platforms are absolutely agents of American imperialism. Latin American countries in particu
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
HN is good toilet time. I lurked here for a long time before I created this account. The discussion was always kind of lame, very much like Reddit but full of people that really enjoy the smell of their own farts. The upside is that I still
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
Yes, and I'll be waiting patiently for some AI-slop Rust port of Debian to gain any traction. Any day now. I am not saying if they should or should not accept AI contributions, but this sort of comment misses the point so hard that is
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
For something like voting on decisions for some open source project, sure. For actually voting on representatives it would be an absolute disaster.
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
They were not fully aware of the situation, it seems. ... I'll see myself out.
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
I agree with you. Except I don't see why anything needs to support a light theme.
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
Are you French? Is the people on France's tax authority that want you identify somewhere?
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
Claude sort of sucks. It communicates in an insufferable manner, parsing through the shit it outputs is extremely annoying. It also very often is very confidently wrong in its findings. I have been using GLM and DeepSeek in my home setup, a
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
I am using GLM on Pi without any issues. You just create an API key. Started recently though, mostly been using GLM 5.2 for planning with DeepSeek V4-flash for implementation.
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
> investment in capex for future growth Future growth needs to materialize for this to be profitable. Right now what they have is a cash-flow negative reality. > There is no extra unsold capacity to use. I have no evidence of this. Ne
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
Can't the maintainers use the same models as the attackers? The maintainers don't need approval to use GLM.
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
Google was cash-flow negative in Q2 2026, and is raising a lot of debt. I am not sure they can afford to subsidize Gemini more than they already do.
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
> Is quid really used in UK by 80-90% people? I deal with Brits on a daily basis. I seldom hear them use the term "pound". Everyone says quid.
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
That's also possible
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by surgical_fire 2mo ago
The email is real, I received it from DeepSeek itself. I probably received it because I buy tokens directly from them. No actual price increase however.

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