I don’t think the paying customers are getting the patch either.
Do you understand what an enterprise software support contract is?
> The free operating system Ubuntu Pro is $500 per machine for enterprise.
Anthropic has a PR machine? Doesn’t seem it’s working very well.
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Amazing website: https://morewrong.lol/?post=im-huffing-computer-duster-becau...
91% on Pangram. Shame because it would be a really interesting topic.
I still don’t understand why Anthropic posted this. This is just basically saying GLM-5.3 is almost as good as Mythos but sans the limits?
Both the abstract and the introduction score a 100% on Pangram. What’s going on there?
CEO of Oreo Cookies: the oreo cookie is as important as oxygen.
Refreshing to see a post that gets straight to the point and not hide the data behind pages of prose.
This is what the “Allow Chrome sign-in” setting is for and is turned off by the post author.
Thankfully, second order effect is a spectrum and not a black-and-white thing.
Yes, why not?
I instinctively distrust any company that makes their national origin the main selling point. To me that's a subtle signal that they cannot compete on technical merit.
The screenshots were deleted a month ago. https://github.com/ravynsoft/website/commit/1a576c1d8f2fa964...
Ctrl-F “prolog”: 0 result. :-/
I assume you don’t use Claude a lot? If you interact with it on a daily basis, it becomes your second instinct to identify its writing. Anthropic models talk like they are penalized by making sentences flow naturally.…
You are expecting people to read 25K+ lines of code in a single Python file that is generated by LLM and then translate all the comments written in Russian?
100% on Pangram.
It’s very poetic that codes written without human efforts can be efficiently dealt without human efforts.
The Kotlin/WASM work is in the main repo. This submission has no source code and barely any technical detail.
If anything it proves the opposite imo.
Will they revisit the decision to not add a permission model to VSCode extensions? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43181789
> The “two or more in that hour” filter on the inner query is doing important work. This is Claude talking isn’t it.
I don’t think the paying customers are getting the patch either.
Do you understand what an enterprise software support contract is?
> The free operating system Ubuntu Pro is $500 per machine for enterprise.
Anthropic has a PR machine? Doesn’t seem it’s working very well.
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Amazing website: https://morewrong.lol/?post=im-huffing-computer-duster-becau...
91% on Pangram. Shame because it would be a really interesting topic.
I still don’t understand why Anthropic posted this. This is just basically saying GLM-5.3 is almost as good as Mythos but sans the limits?
Both the abstract and the introduction score a 100% on Pangram. What’s going on there?
CEO of Oreo Cookies: the oreo cookie is as important as oxygen.
Refreshing to see a post that gets straight to the point and not hide the data behind pages of prose.
This is what the “Allow Chrome sign-in” setting is for and is turned off by the post author.
Thankfully, second order effect is a spectrum and not a black-and-white thing.
Yes, why not?
I instinctively distrust any company that makes their national origin the main selling point. To me that's a subtle signal that they cannot compete on technical merit.
The screenshots were deleted a month ago. https://github.com/ravynsoft/website/commit/1a576c1d8f2fa964...
Ctrl-F “prolog”: 0 result. :-/
I assume you don’t use Claude a lot? If you interact with it on a daily basis, it becomes your second instinct to identify its writing. Anthropic models talk like they are penalized by making sentences flow naturally.…
You are expecting people to read 25K+ lines of code in a single Python file that is generated by LLM and then translate all the comments written in Russian?
100% on Pangram.
It’s very poetic that codes written without human efforts can be efficiently dealt without human efforts.
The Kotlin/WASM work is in the main repo. This submission has no source code and barely any technical detail.
If anything it proves the opposite imo.
Will they revisit the decision to not add a permission model to VSCode extensions? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43181789
> The “two or more in that hour” filter on the inner query is doing important work. This is Claude talking isn’t it.