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by xvector 7mo ago
There is a specific kind of person that joins xAI over the other companies and it is definitely not a moral one.
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by xvector 7mo ago
I mean the distinction doesn't really matter There are many ways to construct HITL UXes. But typically they'd take the form of the first one I think you're missing the forest for the trees. All Anthropic is saying is that HIT
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by xvector 7mo ago
You're fine with a company being designated a supply chain risk , a designation heretofore used exclusively for foreign adversaries and usually a death knell for most companies, because the government wants to break a negotiated terms
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by xvector 7mo ago
First one
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by xvector 7mo ago
The whole reason this is happening is because Anthropic looked into how Claude was used in the Maduro op and found it to violate the negotiated terms of service. Their hard lines are: - no usage of AI to commit murder WITHOUT a human in the
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by xvector 7mo ago
No it's RSU now. But idk if anyone would want to join OpenAI at these levels. Are they really a $1T business? At least Anthropic has some runway in terms of valuation and isn't bleeding all over some free tier.
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by xvector 7mo ago
The moment the Chinese create a model that is "good enough" they won't open source it
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by xvector 7mo ago
Shareholders do not control Anthropic's board, it is not structured like a typical corporation.
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by xvector 7mo ago
The ability of some people to never be happy, and to find a way to twist a good situation into bad, will always impress me. Here we have a company doing something unprecedented but it is STILL not enough for people like you. The DoD could d
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by xvector 7mo ago
You're right, we should never build anything because bad people might try to use it. Everyone that has progressed technology is a monster!
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by xvector 8mo ago
Do you not understand that they run the regular subscription at a huge loss? In exchange they require you to stick with Claude Code. You are free to use the API.
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by xvector 8mo ago
Hey, as a security engineer in AI, I get where you're coming from. But one thing to remember - our job is to figure out how to enable these amazing usecases while keeping the blast radius as low as possible. Yes, OpenClaw ignores a
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by xvector 8mo ago
the Ars comment section is truly a cesspit, I'm surprised the site seems okay with leaving it like that. Verge comments aren't much better either. Perhaps this is just the nature of comment sections, it brings out the most extreme
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by xvector 8mo ago
I'm not arguing anything is okay, that is you in your political anger shoving words into my mouth. I am simply saying that it is easy to understand. And again, you're being incredibly naive - there's no chance you'd be d
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by xvector 8mo ago
Perfect idea, the internet should only be for rich people. After all, who cares about the 50% of the planet that can barely afford a coffee? Or the millions of small businesses that are only able to survive because of targeted ads? Fuck &#x
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by xvector 8mo ago
> If Bondi doesn't want to execute the duties of the office she can resign. This is an incredibly naive view of a world in which people get blackmailed and murdered all the time at the whims of extremely powerful people. It is very
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by xvector 8mo ago
Don't be naive, do you really think Pam Bondi has a choice in the release of these files? She is just a figurehead, her or her family's life is almost certainly under threat
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by xvector 8mo ago
> who cares about a software company moat when you have enough money to buy a castle in Napa and pay to have a real actual moat with water in it and crocodiles, if that's what you want. Doesn't this require their private market
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by xvector 8mo ago
OTOH my company spends well into the $hundreds/user/day on Claude.
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by xvector 8mo ago
I am struggling with this because I have an Anthropic offer vs another equivalent offer that is all cash. But project out forwards. - What happens when Google builds a similar model? Or even Meta, as far behind as they are? They have more t
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by xvector 8mo ago
They've been very clear about their mission, they're doing more than anyone else when it comes to it, and if you've ever interviewed with them you'd know how critical it is to them. But I guess it's easier to make a
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by xvector 8mo ago
How are they not overvalued? At some point OSS will be sufficient for most businesses, what then?
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by xvector 8mo ago
Many engineers suck at writing. I'm fine with AI prose if it's more organized and information-dense than human prose. I'm sick of reading 6 page eng blogs to find a paragraph's worth of information.
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by xvector 8mo ago
the last comment about Claude thinking the anti-malware warning was a prompt injection itself, and reassuring the user that it would ignore the anti-malware warning and do what the user wanted regardless, cracked me up lmao
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by xvector 8mo ago
"Good" is obviously subjective but this mentality is so interesting because at my big tech company most of our software today is written by agents. From my perspective, comments like these read as people having their head stuck in
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by xvector 8mo ago
You've got to be doing something wrong IMO. Mind sharing your system prompt and prompt/response pairs?
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by xvector 8mo ago
I work for a big tech company, most of our code today is written by agents. This includes backend infra and frontend app/UX code. It satisfies your relevant criteria: LLM-written, reliable, non-trivial. No major program is perfectly re
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by xvector 8mo ago
Or just move into technical leadership or management/executive permissions. In any case, everyone should be riding the AI wave! Anyone doing so should have enough to retire five years from now.
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by xvector 8mo ago
So weird seeing comments like this on HN. AI is the most revolutionary technology in programming and computing, perhaps since the first programs were made. Of course it's going to be the most talked about topic.
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by xvector 8mo ago
It's public knowledge that Moxie and team helped out https://signal.org/blog/whatsapp-complete/

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