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3mo ago
> it removes their services and adds some security/privacy that to me is what de-Googling is. I'm not trying to hurt their marketshare.
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3mo ago
I'm using GrapheneOS - very simple to setup. Only actual downside is it only works on pixel devices currently
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3mo ago
> Anthropic previously stated Claude had memorized solutions for the non Pro version of the benchmark yeah that was the point of introducing the Pro version
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3mo ago
Fable as released was censored to the point of being useless for many tasks. Now surprise surprise it's not even available unless you're pre-approved. Qwen is also censored - although since it's open weight, there are complet
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3mo ago
It seems to be more them losing goodwill combined with their marketing. I don't agree with your framing that all negativity is from crazies
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3mo ago
I'm not sure what else can be said? I've found benchmarks to be a very weak signal for how good/bad the model is, but it's the #1 thing the companies highlight. 20 minutes after the announcement there's no real usef
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3mo ago
interesting how much worse the sentiment around Anthropic is getting
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3mo ago
"very aesthetically pleasing beak. good form. looks to be riding fast. please visit my website"
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3mo ago
maxed out on coding improvements so now they're trying to expand to other markets
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4mo ago
violating their terms of service doesn't make it fraudulent?
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4mo ago
ah yes, compared to the current day where most humans are full of meaning at their bullshit jobs
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4mo ago
The steam deck is way too under-powered to be "the best console". Best handheld, maybe, if you really value portability.
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4mo ago
The huge problem in this specific case is that to use this tool well you also need the underlying skill to be developed and preserved. It's very different from a power drill.
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4mo ago
gotta upgrade your sarcasm detector
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4mo ago
I promise they can afford to hire someone to do the difficult and time consuming thing here.
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4mo ago
Christ GPU prices have gotten crazy How do AMD cards perform with LLMs? A 9070 is sold for ~$600 and has 16GB VRAM
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4mo ago
I fear AI is going to be used for everything not because it's the best solution, but because people are inherently lazy and just want to get their thing done, and they don't care so much about the quality. "low effort and con
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4mo ago
answer it yourself: what would you do if a non-technical person came to you and asked to hire you to build "slack v2" If your next move is to create a pile of quasi-functional slop because they under-specified it.. that's not
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4mo ago
You can't just take one sentence out of context. Huh? "...you're just kicking the can. You're still going to have to read all this code to make sure it makes sense" He's commenting on that maybe it's not
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4mo ago
He heavily leans on developers for his points on coding, and then spices it up. > For example, major media outlets will gladly write that “AI can build software,” but said sentence suggests that you can just type “build me Slack 2” into
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4mo ago
You've never actually read anything Ed Zitron wrote, have you?
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4mo ago
I feel people saying this are imagining front-end web dev is all just HTML tables and centering divs. AI does better with back-end in my experience
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4mo ago
My god this guy is insufferable. Stop mis-using the term exponential
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4mo ago
yeah, although I do combine it with "replies to snarky questions" for efficiency
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4mo ago
Hate to break it to you but those "informed takes" were from people who prompted it once then made a snap judgement
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
Gym equipment lasts 10+ years in a commercial gym, at $50/mo that's a minimum of $6k paid from a single person. Unless they're really, seriously wasteful with the soap.. there's no chance a gym is losing money on a hea
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4mo ago
Physical industries are very different than software. Leather shoes are made many times, 1x per customer. Code is created once, using the same product for all customers. This gives a lot more leverage on investing in a quality product. I al
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4mo ago
nothing these people say has any relation to reality. It's all marketing
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4mo ago
People are willing to work for less because they enjoy the work more. Also wouldn't be surprised if the gaming industry trends younger, so less experience negotiating.
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