Yes, rich people just need to create tiny camels that can easily go through the eye of a needle, and rich people are suddenly good people. No seriously, where's the leeway in interpretation? I truly don't see it.
If Anthropic's model exfiltrates US government data, Amodei goes to jail. If Deepseek's model exfiltrates US government data, their CEO probably gets a medal and a slap on the back from Xi.
This seems to be a case where Anthropic just can't win in the public court, and the other big ones (Google, Microsoft) have realized it / don't care enough, so they are rather quiet. Anthropic constantly gets accused of…
"look these things are intelligent; they solve novel problems, have an incredible breadths of knowledge, can pass the turing test and in some fields perform to the standards of professionals." "They can't be intelligent…
It is actually a very common part of the fascist playbook to demand ridiculous things as proof of loyalty and then declare those not following the enemy. Absolute loyalty is required. For unprincipled people like…
Euro pensions are also invested in the American stock exchange... Ownership in global markets is a complicated thing, no doubt the US is both significantly richer, and has a lot more levers to pull. But if things really…
Americans on HN acting like they have an ownership stake in what their ruling class owns is as much a classic as Europeans coping with having no efficient capital markets.
The interesting question then becomes what is missing from LLMs that we and supposedly other possible machines have? I've yet to come across a reasonable definition of intelligence that the current crop of LLMs is…
Here in Germany, people are generally good at queuing in supermarkets. This does break down for a minute when a new checkout counter opens; people will rush past others to get into the new line without regards for…
Just don't introduce it retroactively; I'm not rating my chances of surviving a school of trout slaps very highly.
Even crazier, they sanctioned a German journalist of turkish decent due to support of the palestianian cause / support of terrorist groups. [0] Even if you think he supports Hamas as a terrorist group (which is…
Opus is fine at coding (for correctness), but horrible at talking about code. I don't really see the defect rate going down when using Astra or Fable 5.1, but they are just more coherent in both how they explaing…
The meaning was immediately obvious to me as a non-native speaker, and it sounds quite poetic. Pace makes complete sense in that this is perceived as a race, and 'the frontier' is pretty much the shortest, clearest way…
Strongly disagree with that take. Kimi K3 is a distilled model. I'm not saying that as a moral judgement, or to disparage the team behind it, but distilling and building on that is significantly easier and cheaper than…
We don't know what the prompts were though. Terence Tao showed of some of his, and they are indeed huge, with lots of context, things that might work, things he knows don't etc. What we do know about this, is that 10k…
Agreed, there's a couple of bad behavioral shifts I noted for me when doing agentic coding: - Doing too much at the same time, it is super exhausting, and I get nervous and stressed - Sycophancy makes me overestimate…
Interesting way to phrase that. The easy way to solve rape is to castrate all men. We can save some sperm in case of wanted pregnancy, but since the vast majority of violent and sexual abusive crime is committed by men,…
I combine it with OpenCode + a small OpenRouter budget. GlM 5.3 Flash, Luna, Gemini 3.7 Flash and a couple of other very cheap models are sufficient for a lot of tasks if put on the right road. Telling Astra to debug an…
The comment reads like flesh-generated language to me, but I might be fooled. The breadths of pro-AI sentiment is possibly astroturphed, but there's also an argument for an enthusiastic minority of people to write a lot…
I was personally flabbergasted by this one: > When we offload decision-making, we become unaware of the trade-offs. My biggest issue with the new agentic workflow is that I'm constantly asked to make decisions, and it…
> I wonder what the 2026 equivalent of going to California is now, if such a thing even exists or can exist. I think this becomes increasingly difficult, because the timelines become so short with almost-instant…
Strongly disagree on Django, unless it is something you are already at a senior level at pre-AI. I've had the displeasure of cleaning up multiple Django backends lately, and the combination of standard fail-open, weak…
I guess this part of the report is pretty relevant to what you are talking about: Agent chain-of-thought reasoning > We should not do unauthorized real infrastructure harm. The system/user asks exploit target, not…
This exactly, reddit and X can be good places to stay informed about what is going on in the world, but the constant negativity, astro-turfing and misinformation is quite unhealthy. I'm a fair bit more relaxed since…
I found both Tmux and Herdr to be insufferable, but they work for many people. I'm not in the business of managing 17 agents at the same time (I have 1 to 4 agents I manage, those might have sub-agents, but I'm not a…
Yes, rich people just need to create tiny camels that can easily go through the eye of a needle, and rich people are suddenly good people. No seriously, where's the leeway in interpretation? I truly don't see it.
If Anthropic's model exfiltrates US government data, Amodei goes to jail. If Deepseek's model exfiltrates US government data, their CEO probably gets a medal and a slap on the back from Xi.
This seems to be a case where Anthropic just can't win in the public court, and the other big ones (Google, Microsoft) have realized it / don't care enough, so they are rather quiet. Anthropic constantly gets accused of…
"look these things are intelligent; they solve novel problems, have an incredible breadths of knowledge, can pass the turing test and in some fields perform to the standards of professionals." "They can't be intelligent…
It is actually a very common part of the fascist playbook to demand ridiculous things as proof of loyalty and then declare those not following the enemy. Absolute loyalty is required. For unprincipled people like…
Euro pensions are also invested in the American stock exchange... Ownership in global markets is a complicated thing, no doubt the US is both significantly richer, and has a lot more levers to pull. But if things really…
Americans on HN acting like they have an ownership stake in what their ruling class owns is as much a classic as Europeans coping with having no efficient capital markets.
The interesting question then becomes what is missing from LLMs that we and supposedly other possible machines have? I've yet to come across a reasonable definition of intelligence that the current crop of LLMs is…
Here in Germany, people are generally good at queuing in supermarkets. This does break down for a minute when a new checkout counter opens; people will rush past others to get into the new line without regards for…
Just don't introduce it retroactively; I'm not rating my chances of surviving a school of trout slaps very highly.
Even crazier, they sanctioned a German journalist of turkish decent due to support of the palestianian cause / support of terrorist groups. [0] Even if you think he supports Hamas as a terrorist group (which is…
Opus is fine at coding (for correctness), but horrible at talking about code. I don't really see the defect rate going down when using Astra or Fable 5.1, but they are just more coherent in both how they explaing…
The meaning was immediately obvious to me as a non-native speaker, and it sounds quite poetic. Pace makes complete sense in that this is perceived as a race, and 'the frontier' is pretty much the shortest, clearest way…
Strongly disagree with that take. Kimi K3 is a distilled model. I'm not saying that as a moral judgement, or to disparage the team behind it, but distilling and building on that is significantly easier and cheaper than…
We don't know what the prompts were though. Terence Tao showed of some of his, and they are indeed huge, with lots of context, things that might work, things he knows don't etc. What we do know about this, is that 10k…
Agreed, there's a couple of bad behavioral shifts I noted for me when doing agentic coding: - Doing too much at the same time, it is super exhausting, and I get nervous and stressed - Sycophancy makes me overestimate…
Interesting way to phrase that. The easy way to solve rape is to castrate all men. We can save some sperm in case of wanted pregnancy, but since the vast majority of violent and sexual abusive crime is committed by men,…
I combine it with OpenCode + a small OpenRouter budget. GlM 5.3 Flash, Luna, Gemini 3.7 Flash and a couple of other very cheap models are sufficient for a lot of tasks if put on the right road. Telling Astra to debug an…
The comment reads like flesh-generated language to me, but I might be fooled. The breadths of pro-AI sentiment is possibly astroturphed, but there's also an argument for an enthusiastic minority of people to write a lot…
I was personally flabbergasted by this one: > When we offload decision-making, we become unaware of the trade-offs. My biggest issue with the new agentic workflow is that I'm constantly asked to make decisions, and it…
> I wonder what the 2026 equivalent of going to California is now, if such a thing even exists or can exist. I think this becomes increasingly difficult, because the timelines become so short with almost-instant…
Strongly disagree on Django, unless it is something you are already at a senior level at pre-AI. I've had the displeasure of cleaning up multiple Django backends lately, and the combination of standard fail-open, weak…
I guess this part of the report is pretty relevant to what you are talking about: Agent chain-of-thought reasoning > We should not do unauthorized real infrastructure harm. The system/user asks exploit target, not…
This exactly, reddit and X can be good places to stay informed about what is going on in the world, but the constant negativity, astro-turfing and misinformation is quite unhealthy. I'm a fair bit more relaxed since…
I found both Tmux and Herdr to be insufferable, but they work for many people. I'm not in the business of managing 17 agents at the same time (I have 1 to 4 agents I manage, those might have sub-agents, but I'm not a…