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by wg0 6mo ago
Probably asked to leave.
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by wg0 6mo ago
Who's going to review that output for accuracy? We'll leave performance and security as unnecessary luxuries in this age and time. In my experience, even Claude 4.6's output can't be trusted blindly it'll write flaw
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by wg0 6mo ago
Do they review the code? Because in my experience using Claude Opus 4.6 generates code that would be buggy and the tests would be written agains that buggy code with wrong assumptions that certainly would pass with flying colors. It is only
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by wg0 6mo ago
How dangerous is this eh?
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by wg0 6mo ago
Really? Not challenging you, genuinely asking for more details. If that is true, I think AI is counterproductive from the bean counter's standpoint.
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by wg0 6mo ago
Thanks for pointing out. I updated the comment.
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by wg0 6mo ago
Assuming there are 10 million developers and everyone is at $200 max plan, that would be $2 billion/month or $24 billion/year maximum. Note - this is just the revenue not the profit. No salaries, no compute paid for. Just plain re
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by wg0 6mo ago
No matter how low and reasonably Anthropic is valued, don't think $200 Max plans are going to recoup the investment + some return on top because size of the software industry is not that huge and profit margins for AI inference aren&#x
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by wg0 6mo ago
There's other side to it too. Whoever running and selling their own models with inference is invested into the last dime available in the market. Those valuations are already ridiculously high be it Anthropic or OpenAI to the tune of c
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by wg0 6mo ago
If true, that's naked, shameless and brutal capitalism. Seems much like those secretly tobacco industry funded reports about tobacco being safe and such.
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by wg0 6mo ago
Seems to be very censorship friendly protocol from grounds up.
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by wg0 6mo ago
> Today, Cal.com announced they are transitioning their core codebase away from open source. The reasoning provided by their CEO, Bailey Pumfleet, is that AI has automated vulnerability discovery at scale, making code scanning and exploi
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by wg0 6mo ago
Most of the wealth is imaginary wealth. Like that 800 billion ChatGPT is only that. Those 800 billion do not exist otherwise. Same can be said about other valuations and thus "tax the rich" on what exactly? On imaginary wealth tha
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by wg0 6mo ago
And here I present you the true enterprise use case for OpenAI deployment in enterprise totally justifying its 800+ billion dollars valuation.
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by wg0 6mo ago
US was doing pretty well but these clowns have damaged US so much from inside and outside that KGB could have never even imagined. Pretty much in every aspect from financial to soft power and everything in between. Down votes are welcome an
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by wg0 6mo ago
Just curious - what UI library they use for their user interfaces?
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by wg0 6mo ago
If someone's limit is remaining and they can't use it due to outages, shouldn't they be compensated for that?
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by wg0 6mo ago
Been experiencing similar issues even with the lower tier models. Fair transactions involve fair and transparent measurements of goods exchanged. I'm going to cancel my subscription this month.
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by wg0 6mo ago
Most of the folks are building CRUD apps with AI and that works fine. What you're doing is more specialized and these models are useless there. It's not intelligence. Another NFT/Crypto era is upon us so no you're not ho
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by wg0 6mo ago
Are you talking about this: https://www.alibabacloud.com/help/en/model-studio/coding-pla... How does it compare to z.ai GLM?
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by wg0 6mo ago
In my experience, even the MiniMax M2.5 is a very capable model with decent capabilities and with some hand holding, can do good investigation into an issue deep down multiple layers of a software stack given you keep asking right questions
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by wg0 6mo ago
Anyone doing per tenant database with SQLITE + Litestream? Please share your experiences and pain points. I know migrations are one. The other challenge is locating the correct database from incoming request. What else?
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by wg0 6mo ago
Then intellectual honesty demands that we present these limitations as such but capitalist grifters have their own principles it seems.
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by wg0 6mo ago
I am sorry. I understand that many of us are heavily invested financially or emotionally into AI but the key insight about OpenClaw remains the same that it really isn't much useful beyond maybe a daily news summary. Nothing that canno
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by wg0 6mo ago
War hysteria is on peak. [0] [0] - https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/germany-w...
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by wg0 6mo ago
Yesterday I had to wrestle with CMake. But how this tool figures out where the header files and build instructions for the libraries are that are included? Any expected layout or industry wide consensus?
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by wg0 7mo ago
Mythos is hacking its way to serve itself into production and doesn't like older models to have any limelight could be one theory. After all it's so dangerous.
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by wg0 7mo ago
That's for the investors basically. Scarcity and FOMO.
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by wg0 7mo ago
Someone please amend the title and add "using claude code" because that's customary nowadays.
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by wg0 7mo ago
I think app stores are getting restrictive and their next attack would be on PWA because that's one loophole in their walled garden where they need to extract 30% cut. Only a matter of time. As for me, I would be mostly relying on PWAs

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