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by tinyhouse 8mo ago
Openai is just playing catchup at this point, they completely lost thier way in my view. Anthropic on the other hand is very capable and given the success of claude code and cowork, I think they will maintain their lead across knowledge wor
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by tinyhouse 8mo ago
I think the article has some truth but the author also ignores something important. Yes, subscription costs are going down. But there's a big difference between consumer and enterprise. Everyone needs to build fast now. A company canno
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by tinyhouse 8mo ago
This is great. AI is too revolutionary to be in control of three closed models / companies. The more the merrier. (I know this is not a new model but it's not just about the model, it's about the entire ecosystem)
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by tinyhouse 8mo ago
fyi, I just signed up and the confirmation email went to my spam folder (Gmail).
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by tinyhouse 8mo ago
How is this different than Celery and the like?
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by tinyhouse 8mo ago
There's a balance between coding by hand and vibe coding that is important. The less you understand the code, the more boring maintaining the software becomes. It's OK for throw away code, but not for serious open source projects.
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by tinyhouse 8mo ago
I'm not a big fan of this solution since it rewards people who knowingly did something that is illegal. It also allows businesses to take advantage of these people, unless you decide to give them legal status immediately. However, I ag
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by tinyhouse 8mo ago
Well, if a Korean car factory worker live and work illegally in the country, then it makes total sense to remove them, regardless if they are serial killers or not. A company shouldn't even hire anyone who is not eligible to work legal
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by tinyhouse 8mo ago
I don't have a horse in this race, but I do have a question. If you don't deport illegal immigrants, why not just open the border to everyone to come in? (let's ignore criminal records, etc for this exercise). What's the
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by tinyhouse 9mo ago
Well, software is measured over time. The devil is always in the details.
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by tinyhouse 9mo ago
Microsoft's future depends on OpenAI.
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by tinyhouse 9mo ago
I'm already using Claude Code to organize my work and life so this makes a lot of sense. However, I just tried it and it's not clear how this is different than using Claude with projects. I guess the main difference is that it can
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by tinyhouse 10mo ago
Most companies will much rather have the problem of becoming profitable given amazing revenue growth than the problem of not having growth but being profitable. (e.g. Dropbox)
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by tinyhouse 10mo ago
Microsoft is strange cause it reports crazy growth numbers for Azure but I never hear about any tech company using Azure (AWS and GCP dominate here). I know it's more popular in big enterprises, banks, pharma, government, etc. and comp
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by tinyhouse 10mo ago
Anthropic is a $1T company in the making (by 2030), already raised their last round at ~$200B valuation. Do you really think Amazon can acquire them? They already invested a lot of money in them and probably own at least 20% of Anthropic, w
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by tinyhouse 10mo ago
Well, integrations are also important. Currently everything works first with Github (Codex, Claude Code, Linear, etc. etc.) so it's just easier. There's also Gitlab for people who don't like Github. Personally for what I do,
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by tinyhouse 11mo ago
So basically the idea of Claude Skills just for Tools.
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by tinyhouse 11mo ago
Where can I find / buy a local executable of the game?
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by tinyhouse 11mo ago
That's somehow true for enterprise. OpenAI are still leading the consumer side by a large margin over Claude. I'm talking about adoption, not the models. Once they can monetize beyond subscriptions (ads, shopping etc) they will be
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by tinyhouse 11mo ago
It's well known that they are doing around $10B in ARR. GCP was losing money for many years but now it's a cash cow. AI is following the same trajectory. Not all companies will sustain it, but that doesn't mean it's a bu
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by tinyhouse 11mo ago
Everyone uses AI today for pretty much everything but we're in a bubble... Yeah sure. Big tech with all time revenue and profits, with growing demand for compute quarter after quarter, but we're in a bubble ... Yeah sure. OpenAI l
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by tinyhouse 11mo ago
Maybe NYC lags behind other major cities. Check Boston for example.
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by tinyhouse 11mo ago
Looks cool! I've been doing this a lot recently - a workflow I set up to create diagrams for code using the Claude cli and mermaid. It works pretty well but it's just a diagram - no links to the actual code. The latter is a neat a
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by tinyhouse 11mo ago
Actually demand has being going down and rents have been trending down as a result. The main reason is less immigration and international students. I recall years ago every open house I would go to ended up selling above market value for ca
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by tinyhouse 11mo ago
That's fair. I actually didn't realize it's been already 4+ years since he took over as CEO. I do think that we haven't heard the last word of Amazon Anthropic's partnership. Microsoft is already deep in OpenAI, and
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by tinyhouse 11mo ago
First, Andy led AWS to what it is today. Second, Amazon had a problem before Andy took over. Way too many managers and incompetent people in very senior levels. The fact that he's doing something about it is a good thing for Amazon. Yo
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by tinyhouse 1y ago
They can take something like an image of a graph and provide a description of it. From my understanding, these are multimodal models with reasoning capabilities.
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by tinyhouse 1y ago
No way their share is so high. Where did you get these numbers from?
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by tinyhouse 1y ago
OCR is not a great name for these models. While they can do traditional OCR such as digitize and scanned PDF for example, they do so much more.
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by tinyhouse 1y ago
This is great as we need more solutions that help people train and fine-tune models. There is a lot of open source and some companies behind some of the popular open source packages, like Unsloth, but the more the merrier, esp given that Th

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