"We've finally gone too far on pricing" is a wild thing to hear a CEO say out loud in 2026.
> glued panels fall off at speed Given some of the tauted 'features' of this thing, I'd be more concerned about it blowing up in my driveway.
> Our multi-mode fan and ground sealing system acts as a downforce generator, pulling air out from beneath the vehicle. This provides enough suction to hold the vehicle upside down, even when stationary. Bullshit, no it…
Only an anecdote, but our orange cat doesn't really conform to any of the stereotypes. He so smart he taught himself how to open doors.
> I wouldn't be surprised at some unexpectedly large amount of AstroTurfing, especially considering the sheer amount money is flowing into the AI space. Including money from Y Combinator itself (which, may we never…
I have colleagues who have saved memories instructing Claude to stop being such a big baby about their course language. I am also one of those colleagues.
I tell you hwat
"Petrification" still sucks less than enshittification. Most of the so-called progress from AI is making the world worse for the average person.
What "curiosity" is there in telling Claude: "Do Quake, but Rust this time"? Taking apart a codebase and rebuilding it in another language can be a deeply fun and rewarding experience if you're trying to understand a…
And if I found a cheap way to turn lead into gold, I'd be a trillionaire. That doesn't mean it's likely or even possible.
Almost hard to believe that someone using an LLM to mindlessly migrate software from one language to another for no practical reason at all would have a shallow understanding of those languages...
Those numbers intentionally exclude the single largest operating expense that Anthropic has: model training. [1] So yeah, if they stop training models forever, Anthropic will probably start making a profit... until…
Yep, I agree. The only 'frontier' any of the big labs are racing towards is the frontier of financial ruin.
> zero information on how it’s doing I think the fact that we have so little information is the most important information we have. If OpenAI had a sound business plan and was on strong financial footing, they'd have…
> women will oppose AI images of women because the AI images are too attractive, and I'm starting to wonder if that's true. Right... women will appose AI because it's too hot and not because gross chuds have been using…
No he isn't. Sam has more than enough money and resources to insulate himself from any of the harms AI could realistic do to society, and he knows that.
We pay them too much money, it really is as simple as that. We built a culture in which the amount of money you make is synonymous with your value as an individual and then we gave way too much fucking money to people…
> Companies should handhold employees, establish clear SOPs, and train them on responsible and effective AI assisted coding. The whole point of AI is for companies to invest less resources into employees. There's no way…
You do realize that the people currently holding their fingers over the proverbial Big Red Button are some of the wealthiest, most over-privileged people to have ever lived? 'Prosperity' has never been and will never be…
> if you sit down with a model and have a heart to heart with it, ask it about itself, and try to make it choose a name and ambitions for itself, it will. It would be much more bizarre if they didn't do this. LLMs are…
> yes oh my god
I question it, and I think any reasonable person should question it as well. There's no evidence whatsoever that LLMs have ANY sensory experience, pain or otherwise.
If anyone out there genuinely believes that Silicon Valley is going to solve nuclear war, then I have a hard drive full of NTFs to sell them.
I think this is a pretty bad take. How is anyone going to cultivate that personal taste, judgement and experience when all of their media is homogenized slop, all of our their work is done for them by agents, and all of…
Language design and implementation is much more in the realm of actual computer science than it is "tech"
"We've finally gone too far on pricing" is a wild thing to hear a CEO say out loud in 2026.
> glued panels fall off at speed Given some of the tauted 'features' of this thing, I'd be more concerned about it blowing up in my driveway.
> Our multi-mode fan and ground sealing system acts as a downforce generator, pulling air out from beneath the vehicle. This provides enough suction to hold the vehicle upside down, even when stationary. Bullshit, no it…
Only an anecdote, but our orange cat doesn't really conform to any of the stereotypes. He so smart he taught himself how to open doors.
> I wouldn't be surprised at some unexpectedly large amount of AstroTurfing, especially considering the sheer amount money is flowing into the AI space. Including money from Y Combinator itself (which, may we never…
I have colleagues who have saved memories instructing Claude to stop being such a big baby about their course language. I am also one of those colleagues.
I tell you hwat
"Petrification" still sucks less than enshittification. Most of the so-called progress from AI is making the world worse for the average person.
What "curiosity" is there in telling Claude: "Do Quake, but Rust this time"? Taking apart a codebase and rebuilding it in another language can be a deeply fun and rewarding experience if you're trying to understand a…
And if I found a cheap way to turn lead into gold, I'd be a trillionaire. That doesn't mean it's likely or even possible.
Almost hard to believe that someone using an LLM to mindlessly migrate software from one language to another for no practical reason at all would have a shallow understanding of those languages...
Those numbers intentionally exclude the single largest operating expense that Anthropic has: model training. [1] So yeah, if they stop training models forever, Anthropic will probably start making a profit... until…
Yep, I agree. The only 'frontier' any of the big labs are racing towards is the frontier of financial ruin.
> zero information on how it’s doing I think the fact that we have so little information is the most important information we have. If OpenAI had a sound business plan and was on strong financial footing, they'd have…
> women will oppose AI images of women because the AI images are too attractive, and I'm starting to wonder if that's true. Right... women will appose AI because it's too hot and not because gross chuds have been using…
No he isn't. Sam has more than enough money and resources to insulate himself from any of the harms AI could realistic do to society, and he knows that.
We pay them too much money, it really is as simple as that. We built a culture in which the amount of money you make is synonymous with your value as an individual and then we gave way too much fucking money to people…
> Companies should handhold employees, establish clear SOPs, and train them on responsible and effective AI assisted coding. The whole point of AI is for companies to invest less resources into employees. There's no way…
You do realize that the people currently holding their fingers over the proverbial Big Red Button are some of the wealthiest, most over-privileged people to have ever lived? 'Prosperity' has never been and will never be…
> if you sit down with a model and have a heart to heart with it, ask it about itself, and try to make it choose a name and ambitions for itself, it will. It would be much more bizarre if they didn't do this. LLMs are…
> yes oh my god
I question it, and I think any reasonable person should question it as well. There's no evidence whatsoever that LLMs have ANY sensory experience, pain or otherwise.
If anyone out there genuinely believes that Silicon Valley is going to solve nuclear war, then I have a hard drive full of NTFs to sell them.
I think this is a pretty bad take. How is anyone going to cultivate that personal taste, judgement and experience when all of their media is homogenized slop, all of our their work is done for them by agents, and all of…
Language design and implementation is much more in the realm of actual computer science than it is "tech"