I've recently hiked to the highest point of Belgium, it's 693 meters but because humans have some ego thing attached to round numbers they built a 7 meter tall stone tower you can ascend to hit 700m.
I live in Germany and right next to the highest point of the (European) Netherlands, it's only a 5k walk and you barely notice the elevation change. It's not necessarily underwhelming but definitely not overwhelming, in…
Since anthropic gives you 35x and openai 70x of the api rate in tokens, you could surely call that ROI just not the type they want for their IPO
It would only make sense to me if Jensen Huang had hand delivered me some glue to sniff prior to reading the comment. Otherwise no chance.
To be honest I've completely ignored this feature and 95% of my colleagues at work have not interacted with it at all - we are not an AI pilled company - but this specification now seems mature enough for me to be…
I'm gonna trust the grapheneos HN account on this one.
To make a meathead analogy: you all know the people in the gym who apply the strategy of least resistance by taking shortcuts, skipping the hard parts or following some hype new training regimen while forgetting about…
As long as these tools remain for your personal use there is nothing wrong with that. The moment other people rely on them however, it would become reckless oversight to operate in that way.
Yeah anthropic essentially saying "just trust the agent bro" is the exact opposite a sane engineer with respect for their own craft should be doing. Then add on the fact that their guardrails now block blue teams,…
Or other models. I'd much rather have open standards to follow instead of relying on vendor lock in and features automatically enforced by one company, which are not supported by others. A good example is the agent…
My synopsis of this article is "just trust the agent and turn on our vendor lock in features such as auto-memory because agent is now smart where before it was dumb" Yeah I'm not going to be doing that. I'd rather…
Review fatigue is already draining my energy levels at work to a point where I've been using agents less because it's just not possible to be productive when I have to read hundreds of lines of markdown every couple…
Maybe because they committed to buy up 40% of the world's RAM supply by themselves and completely overestimated demand.
So as a relatively fresh Fedora user (2024) who just sold their Windows PC (2025) and is in love with the OS, where would be a good place to look for areas to contribute in? Is there a place where Fedora maintainers…
It just doesn't make sense to me that Opus 5 costs the exact same as Opus 4.8, my bet is that they simply subsidize Opus 5 more comparatively so it still looks as if they are making significant progress to keep…
Also most people building these things are engineers and coders, what they know best is code. So naturally this aspect develops at an elevated speed. Getting non-tech experts to build a cutting edge tech product does…
I mean Google might just buy anthropic once it's ipo fails/never materializes
Yeah hard to imagine why people would object to rising electricity and gas bills, negative environmental impact on their area for the privilege of ultimately losing their job.
By margin you mean how much money they're losing on each request to stay ahead of the curve while investments are still flowing?
I commend you for burning 6 figure losses into Anthropic thanks to their subsidies singlehandedly but I am curious to learn what you've built with this so far, not to be snarky, I just wonder what people actually…
Your approach seems sensible. Especially the part about discussing concepts to gain understanding instead of having output generated for you to avoid having to think. Unfortunately, most people are interested in…
Yeah I feel the same. That's why I've canceled my claude subscription and code everything by hand again, because building skill and mastery in a craft is fun and rewarding. Having a machine do it for me is neither.…
This is mostly a marketing spin to avoid going bankrupt just a little longer. also as a blue team member guardrails are an abomination and we must transition to open models as an industry, the attackers already do…
LG hardware laying dormant for sometimes 3 years, then installing software through backchannels silently to record your voice continuously (if the monitor has a microphone, which some models do) and taking screenshots…
This should not only be illegal in the EU but for the entire world. Malware level shit
I've recently hiked to the highest point of Belgium, it's 693 meters but because humans have some ego thing attached to round numbers they built a 7 meter tall stone tower you can ascend to hit 700m.
I live in Germany and right next to the highest point of the (European) Netherlands, it's only a 5k walk and you barely notice the elevation change. It's not necessarily underwhelming but definitely not overwhelming, in…
Since anthropic gives you 35x and openai 70x of the api rate in tokens, you could surely call that ROI just not the type they want for their IPO
It would only make sense to me if Jensen Huang had hand delivered me some glue to sniff prior to reading the comment. Otherwise no chance.
To be honest I've completely ignored this feature and 95% of my colleagues at work have not interacted with it at all - we are not an AI pilled company - but this specification now seems mature enough for me to be…
I'm gonna trust the grapheneos HN account on this one.
To make a meathead analogy: you all know the people in the gym who apply the strategy of least resistance by taking shortcuts, skipping the hard parts or following some hype new training regimen while forgetting about…
As long as these tools remain for your personal use there is nothing wrong with that. The moment other people rely on them however, it would become reckless oversight to operate in that way.
Yeah anthropic essentially saying "just trust the agent bro" is the exact opposite a sane engineer with respect for their own craft should be doing. Then add on the fact that their guardrails now block blue teams,…
Or other models. I'd much rather have open standards to follow instead of relying on vendor lock in and features automatically enforced by one company, which are not supported by others. A good example is the agent…
My synopsis of this article is "just trust the agent and turn on our vendor lock in features such as auto-memory because agent is now smart where before it was dumb" Yeah I'm not going to be doing that. I'd rather…
Review fatigue is already draining my energy levels at work to a point where I've been using agents less because it's just not possible to be productive when I have to read hundreds of lines of markdown every couple…
Maybe because they committed to buy up 40% of the world's RAM supply by themselves and completely overestimated demand.
So as a relatively fresh Fedora user (2024) who just sold their Windows PC (2025) and is in love with the OS, where would be a good place to look for areas to contribute in? Is there a place where Fedora maintainers…
It just doesn't make sense to me that Opus 5 costs the exact same as Opus 4.8, my bet is that they simply subsidize Opus 5 more comparatively so it still looks as if they are making significant progress to keep…
Also most people building these things are engineers and coders, what they know best is code. So naturally this aspect develops at an elevated speed. Getting non-tech experts to build a cutting edge tech product does…
I mean Google might just buy anthropic once it's ipo fails/never materializes
Yeah hard to imagine why people would object to rising electricity and gas bills, negative environmental impact on their area for the privilege of ultimately losing their job.
By margin you mean how much money they're losing on each request to stay ahead of the curve while investments are still flowing?
I commend you for burning 6 figure losses into Anthropic thanks to their subsidies singlehandedly but I am curious to learn what you've built with this so far, not to be snarky, I just wonder what people actually…
Your approach seems sensible. Especially the part about discussing concepts to gain understanding instead of having output generated for you to avoid having to think. Unfortunately, most people are interested in…
Yeah I feel the same. That's why I've canceled my claude subscription and code everything by hand again, because building skill and mastery in a craft is fun and rewarding. Having a machine do it for me is neither.…
This is mostly a marketing spin to avoid going bankrupt just a little longer. also as a blue team member guardrails are an abomination and we must transition to open models as an industry, the attackers already do…
LG hardware laying dormant for sometimes 3 years, then installing software through backchannels silently to record your voice continuously (if the monitor has a microphone, which some models do) and taking screenshots…
This should not only be illegal in the EU but for the entire world. Malware level shit