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zuzululu
5mo ago
I had this happen to me recently github token got stolen and also cloudflare tokens guys even if you take security seriously you are going to get hit on a long enough time frame best thing to do is segregate and control damage trust no one,
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zuzululu
5mo ago
I think you are ignoring that there are bad lawyers and they give bad legal advice too Even the good ones will not step above and beyond what they are paid to do but an AI ? it will and can go above and beyond
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zuzululu
5mo ago
if there isn't any jobs for it it probably doesn't have the appeal or communicate economic value
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zuzululu
5mo ago
im not so sure i think devs overestimate their own role and underestimate others i am seeing lawyers and doctors roll out their own software with AI but we dont have their training and experience
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zuzululu
5mo ago
Thats nice but not many jobs for it
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zuzululu
5mo ago
that worked out for artists and translators right ?
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zuzululu
5mo ago
what do you think software devs do all day
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zuzululu
5mo ago
honestly if you just avoid EU and China you can get away with anything
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zuzululu
5mo ago
Honestly, HN has been horrendous for hiring.
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zuzululu
5mo ago
I don't really see this happening in the way that most people are envisioning. It's clear that Anthropic and OpenAI have found product market fit. They've gotten companies hooked and personally I cannot go back to the old way
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5mo ago
and i think here lies the chess move by Elon he's trying to steal OpenAI's limelight and shit on their road show I'm actually quite surprised how much money Anthropic pulls Also surprised that OpenAI is not pulling as much as
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5mo ago
It's very simple, there is more incentive for money laundering than there is fighting it. It's the same reason there are more lawyers working for large companies vs small guys. The invisible hand that determines the structure of o
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5mo ago
Dont like it but is a reality due to bots
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5mo ago
This is fascinating. Perhaps what trips me up is the mention of UFOs in the Joseon Archives. https://youngit.blogspot.com/2012/08/ufo-recorded-in-annals-...
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5mo ago
I still don't get the value proposition: You rarely have to use all the models, you will likely end up with a few for your workflow but there is a way to use them/try all if you wanted to, neato. Also one scary issue I had with Op
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5mo ago
This is the way
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zuzululu
5mo ago
sometimes I remind myself HN is reddit now except when Dang is awake
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zuzululu
5mo ago
big reason why i stopped using reddit
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zuzululu
5mo ago
great post I find a lot of HN content seems to be doomer farming i was a big skeptic of MCPs now i build em
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5mo ago
Wasn't even aware Mistral was around and I think that just shows you how irrelevant it has become and not a very good sign for EU in general when the best talent are working for American AI companies. I saw Tibo's tweet a while ba
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zuzululu
5mo ago
thank you for this! now I can watch Korean TV and learn Korean. I do wonder why the video keeps buffering and timeline is in a loop, it loads a segment then timeline jumps back. Other than that this is lovely I can use it as sort of somethi
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zuzululu
5mo ago
same with $200 plan they silently raised the costs also feels degraded
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5mo ago
I think your anecdotes lines up a lot with what I've seen online, I am noticing a lot of codex users in particular appears to have discovered Opus 4.8 seems to make them very happy. I am going to subscribe to Claude and try this out my
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5mo ago
One needs to browse r/codex to realize that statement is simply not true.... Claude appears to have more or less matched the usage that Codex appears
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5mo ago
Great. The rest of us find this model exciting because I think it's the first time there have been meaningful improvement to Claude. I think I need to purchase a plan to be sure tho but from all the anecdotes I've read so far, thi
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5mo ago
I am noticing a shift here too, those that were its biggest critics have gotten more silent, I guess they do have some small amount of self awareness and shame left, which is always a good thing.
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5mo ago
Do you think Claude Max is worth it ? It seems cheaper than Codex Pro too
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5mo ago
you weren't wrong your tasks/problems didn't warrant a frontier model and it was always solvable with a cheap chinese model doesn't invalidate the rest of us working on tough problems that demand more expensive models an
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5mo ago
some reason that website is showing up as high risk and i cannot view it , I had to open it from my mobile phone. it looks quite impressive, I don't use claude currently but hearing good things about it...from codex users ironically
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5mo ago
That is interesting, are you saying that GPT 5.5 could not fix an issue that Opus 4.8 did? Are you sure this is not due to fresh context? I do notice this tendency for 5.5 to go in endless circles.
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