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by wasfgwp 6mo ago
Realistically you certainly don’t Anthropic’s models for those things and can get something for a fraction of the price on OpenRouter/etc.
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by wasfgwp 6mo ago
You can use several times cheaper models than Claude as well, its not like you need anything big to handle all the uses cases listed above
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by wasfgwp 6mo ago
Are you not confusing per capita wealth/income with something else? Russia is also technically 5x richer than Norway in that sense. Of course they have 25x more people..
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by wasfgwp 6mo ago
Well Norway was massively richer per capita than the US until quite recently and still currently is by a slight margin.
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by wasfgwp 6mo ago
> if you get colon cancer you get $30,000 for treatments And… what if its not enough? But yeah, extreme inefficiency and inflated costs due to poor regulation seems like the main issue in the US. It’s not however obvious that less regula
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by wasfgwp 7mo ago
That’s a solved problem, though? Just adjust the fine based on the company’s revenue
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by wasfgwp 7mo ago
I think there is almost zero overlap between the premium laptop market (Surface laptop) and Chromebooks.
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by wasfgwp 8mo ago
They did that. But when the AI craze hit turned that all the 8GB base model Macs didn’t have enough space for even basic models (in addition to the 1-2 electron apps you can run simultaneously). Of course seems like local AI is more or less
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by wasfgwp 8mo ago
Anthropic is neither a monopoly nor has a dominant market position. Generally standards applied to companies like that are very different due to good reason.
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by wasfgwp 8mo ago
All countries in Europe are certainly capitalist, though (by any definition that define US as capitalist). And situation in countries in France where the average retiree now somehow has higher disposable income than those still working is f
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by wasfgwp 8mo ago
> Other systems Such as? The conditions for retirees relative to those still working in the USSR were fairly decent (by the end). But its not exactly fair since the demographic situation there was much better than it is now in most devel
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by wasfgwp 8mo ago
I can’t was Netflix on Amazon’s streaming app or the other way around? So yeah, its the same Anthropic isn’t handing out free PCs or forcing people to use them.
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by wasfgwp 8mo ago
So if Claude code didn’t communicate with Anthropic’s server using a well defined public api but some obscure undocumented binary format it would be fine? Or should every app/service be required to expose documented APIs?
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by wasfgwp 8mo ago
That really seems not like the target market for a product like this, though. So its unlikely a launch like this could be successful and would just result in the new Steam pc/console being dead on arrival..
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by wasfgwp 9mo ago
Maybe there is. But isn’t Tesla way, way behind Hyundai at this? It’s not even close? Yet Hyundai’s stock is still very cheap..
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by wasfgwp 9mo ago
It can happen. Its unlikely Tesla will catch up to Waymo any time soon though. Yet valuation for Tesla (relative to how much money they are making) is massively higher than Google’s. Which would make very little sense following this logic?
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by wasfgwp 9mo ago
Historically bubbles like this hardly ever lasted this long, though
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by wasfgwp 9mo ago
Audi and Mercedes? (Well in Europe where the highend Teslas barely had any sales anywya, at least). Porsche is probably a tier or so above
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by wasfgwp 9mo ago
This kind of maybe made sense for a while their revenue was growing at a very fast pace but now that its stagnant/falling they are no different to any other car company.