Locked in? I routinely switch between claude and codex, same codebases, same skills, and even shared "memories" with maybe 5 minute effort to set it up. There is no lock in whatsoever.
Anthropic is giving nice discounts to volume customers these days. One can get more than 40% with a short one year commitment.
There is space in warehouses to store them in the meantime though.
Not op here, but: i have a build box i ssh to, but when on the go: planes, taxis, etc. its annoying to constantly have to connect. Slightly. Having a fallback, fast local laptop is a convenience. Tho I do travel a lot -…
Big test suites. I have one project hitting 35 mins on m1 max, vs around 12 min on the m5 max, vs. 7 min on the linux box I keep in the basement. Unit tests, integration tests, headless browser with webgpu stuff.
Not op here, but I rewrote the file manager giving claude only two goals: cold startup below 100ms and 30mb nikon raw preview also below 100ms. One night in a loop and it hit around 20, 30ms respectively. My macs now…
Just one? I think you will see him on a dozen channels, saying more or less the same thing he always says.
Frontier!!! I will now write a small script that keeps track of your github to see when it lands. Good luck, I've spent countless hours as a kid playing and also modding the game in various ways.
You are doing something wrong. I am routinely using swarms of agents, with complex sequencing between them and agents watching other agents, and then triggering forks and/or new design cycles. My normal flow is to have…
I'd say its more likely they provided the inspiration for those hacks.
Its not just IOS. PDFs cause security problems everywhere where they are collected, and have been - for years. We are running a service which collects documents from our consumers. We have a content disarm service which…
Would you care to elaborate? Grok is the only major model that I haven't tried. Was it that bad?
I call this stuff 'serious automations' -- where a process/decision tree has tens or hundreds of branches. I see a lot of fluffy things, which are automating the simplest part of a process, leaving a lot for the humans…
I am not arguing it. But if we didn't do it, others would. And I dont worry about 1000 clones, I worry about our key competitors building 3.
Customer service industry, roughly. Its a low margin business to begin with. We were able to expand into a new area, where we previously couldn't operate at a profit. We hired 3 people to run the new business, built…
I think there is already one: ODE, a joint venture of sorts between Blackrock and Anthropic, if memory serves. As for the cut, I am sure they will try. Where I work we have had a few projects that were built entirely…
I dunno. There is a flavour of a physicist who is only ever dabbling in theory, and relies on others to experiment and verify their ideas. I don't see why that can't be usurped by LLMs. Its just match, data and…
Sure they will. Case in point: Claude Code. I think its being vibe coded every afternoon, and indeed lots of programmers gladly take it with its various and often-changing quirks and small bugs. No biggie, it still gets…
So, just like humans then? But where they do differ is they do have an infinite stamina, and can work on problems in loops, self-correcting their own mistakes if a formal way of checking the correctness of the solution…
Is there any precedent for the majority of humanity to do something for the common good without being physically coerced to do it?
Imagine if you had 4 of them!
Wait what, so there is no content disarm between companies making ads, and the publishers? They can literally push whatever they want? Wild. Edit: the TFA answers: "Advertisers or DSPs may run HTML and JavaScript code…
My bet: wife had the cheap subscription. You get what you pay for!
Ok, but where are the microtransactions and subscribtions?
I keep saying: its worse than that. Companies that actually do not need to ask for consent do - because their compliance departments prefer to play it safe. My current employer genuinely does not share any data with…
Locked in? I routinely switch between claude and codex, same codebases, same skills, and even shared "memories" with maybe 5 minute effort to set it up. There is no lock in whatsoever.
Anthropic is giving nice discounts to volume customers these days. One can get more than 40% with a short one year commitment.
There is space in warehouses to store them in the meantime though.
Not op here, but: i have a build box i ssh to, but when on the go: planes, taxis, etc. its annoying to constantly have to connect. Slightly. Having a fallback, fast local laptop is a convenience. Tho I do travel a lot -…
Big test suites. I have one project hitting 35 mins on m1 max, vs around 12 min on the m5 max, vs. 7 min on the linux box I keep in the basement. Unit tests, integration tests, headless browser with webgpu stuff.
Not op here, but I rewrote the file manager giving claude only two goals: cold startup below 100ms and 30mb nikon raw preview also below 100ms. One night in a loop and it hit around 20, 30ms respectively. My macs now…
Just one? I think you will see him on a dozen channels, saying more or less the same thing he always says.
Frontier!!! I will now write a small script that keeps track of your github to see when it lands. Good luck, I've spent countless hours as a kid playing and also modding the game in various ways.
You are doing something wrong. I am routinely using swarms of agents, with complex sequencing between them and agents watching other agents, and then triggering forks and/or new design cycles. My normal flow is to have…
I'd say its more likely they provided the inspiration for those hacks.
Its not just IOS. PDFs cause security problems everywhere where they are collected, and have been - for years. We are running a service which collects documents from our consumers. We have a content disarm service which…
Would you care to elaborate? Grok is the only major model that I haven't tried. Was it that bad?
I call this stuff 'serious automations' -- where a process/decision tree has tens or hundreds of branches. I see a lot of fluffy things, which are automating the simplest part of a process, leaving a lot for the humans…
I am not arguing it. But if we didn't do it, others would. And I dont worry about 1000 clones, I worry about our key competitors building 3.
Customer service industry, roughly. Its a low margin business to begin with. We were able to expand into a new area, where we previously couldn't operate at a profit. We hired 3 people to run the new business, built…
I think there is already one: ODE, a joint venture of sorts between Blackrock and Anthropic, if memory serves. As for the cut, I am sure they will try. Where I work we have had a few projects that were built entirely…
I dunno. There is a flavour of a physicist who is only ever dabbling in theory, and relies on others to experiment and verify their ideas. I don't see why that can't be usurped by LLMs. Its just match, data and…
Sure they will. Case in point: Claude Code. I think its being vibe coded every afternoon, and indeed lots of programmers gladly take it with its various and often-changing quirks and small bugs. No biggie, it still gets…
So, just like humans then? But where they do differ is they do have an infinite stamina, and can work on problems in loops, self-correcting their own mistakes if a formal way of checking the correctness of the solution…
Is there any precedent for the majority of humanity to do something for the common good without being physically coerced to do it?
Imagine if you had 4 of them!
Wait what, so there is no content disarm between companies making ads, and the publishers? They can literally push whatever they want? Wild. Edit: the TFA answers: "Advertisers or DSPs may run HTML and JavaScript code…
My bet: wife had the cheap subscription. You get what you pay for!
Ok, but where are the microtransactions and subscribtions?
I keep saying: its worse than that. Companies that actually do not need to ask for consent do - because their compliance departments prefer to play it safe. My current employer genuinely does not share any data with…