This imagines HTML as code and not markup. The reason HTML and markdown are more widely adopted than latex is because the former are more forgiving.
> When I was at Microsoft, partner-level engineers were making $1 million per year; now it's probably $2 million. This seems...high. The levels.fyi data for 68/69 shows them maybe crossing 1M, and the highest available…
I'm not sure that's quite feasible. 2-2.5M in 10 years is about the best I've seen excluding getting reasonably lucky with major stock jumps. You could juice that a bit further with really aggressive savings, but for…
Right, and for the same purposes, the government has not made any claim that Claude poses risks. (And to the extent that they exist, pre-existing concepts like code review and testing mitigate them) Again I'll…
So Claude is a supply chain risk in the same way that an employee is a supply chain risk. I'm struggling here because you're basing this determination entirely on things which the government never acused anthropic of,…
Actually, what I said was "Once the code is written, anthropic has not plausible form of control." To which you brought up something that still wasn't relevant. The government is perfectly able to choose not to work…
Can't open AI do the same thing?
Claude code is neither of those things. So now can you explain how using Claude code could be a supply chain risk?
Okay, so what relevancy does this thing, which anthropic didn't do, have to anything we are talking which right now is using Claude code in line with its terms of service?
No, they said fable would stop working. That's very different. (Unless you're talking about anti-distillation stuff which is again, not relevant)
And my point is that using Claude models for coding a Boeing plane does not allow anthropic to interfere in the operation of those planes. Once the code is written, anthropic has not plausible form of control. Thus, it…
Yes, and this is not (and cannot be!) a supply chain risk in any reasonable interpretation.
Correct, anthropic's requirement was human-in-the-loop. The DoD's response was to ban anthropic from all DoD facing activity and supply chains, whether or not there is a human in the loop. This does in fact run into…
Isn't that textbook tortious interference with a business relationship?
Anthropic said "we don't want to be used as part of kill chain decision-making" (actually it may have been even more specifically autonomous/unmanned kill chain decision making) The DoD responded not by saying "alright,…
> The flip side is that the Anthropic researcher is clearly pushing the case against Open AI and one might have reason to suspect their motivation and version of events for the same reasons. I haven't seen any evidence…
Yeah there are a lot of people getting upset about this, so to summarize here: there is a well studied scenario where humans are asked to hire people from four groups. These groups will be judged in their performance on…
Yeah blue prince is three games (I've played two of them and won't play the third). First, it's a really compelling roguelite puzzler where you explore and understand the house and it's mechanics. The puzzles are mostly…
courts are very good at reasoning about things like this and figuring out its bullshit. Zerodium is probably the closest you could get to some reasonable denial about this. Selling an exploit on crime.com for "research…
This...isn't true. Others have already said this, but the watermarking is something like "when the model flips a coin picking between two values, always choose heads". It was already flipping a coin. You're not choosing…
I find that I often tik-tok between organizational work and deep technical work. (I come close to the "solver" archtype on https://staffeng.com/guides/staff-archetypes/). There are weeks-months when I am not writing a…
It depends on what you mean. There's lots of ways of looking at this, but I'd think of "entry level" as someone who is assigned individual tasks, and maybe needs help or oversight on completing them. Someone senior is…
> Does this rely on the Trust Me Bro model, or is there some way for the client to verify that the provider actually isn't able to see your inputs? The point of FHE is that you only ever send encrypted data. So if you…
> That every language has a Raft implementation with bugs? Yes that's probably accurate because lots of people make Raft implementations for fun and learning. Again, Go does not have a single Raft/Paxos implementation…
On the other hand, you're approaching tautology with what you seem to be implying here, which is "flaws or challenges that you can fix yourself aren't mental health problems".
This imagines HTML as code and not markup. The reason HTML and markdown are more widely adopted than latex is because the former are more forgiving.
> When I was at Microsoft, partner-level engineers were making $1 million per year; now it's probably $2 million. This seems...high. The levels.fyi data for 68/69 shows them maybe crossing 1M, and the highest available…
I'm not sure that's quite feasible. 2-2.5M in 10 years is about the best I've seen excluding getting reasonably lucky with major stock jumps. You could juice that a bit further with really aggressive savings, but for…
Right, and for the same purposes, the government has not made any claim that Claude poses risks. (And to the extent that they exist, pre-existing concepts like code review and testing mitigate them) Again I'll…
So Claude is a supply chain risk in the same way that an employee is a supply chain risk. I'm struggling here because you're basing this determination entirely on things which the government never acused anthropic of,…
Actually, what I said was "Once the code is written, anthropic has not plausible form of control." To which you brought up something that still wasn't relevant. The government is perfectly able to choose not to work…
Can't open AI do the same thing?
Claude code is neither of those things. So now can you explain how using Claude code could be a supply chain risk?
Okay, so what relevancy does this thing, which anthropic didn't do, have to anything we are talking which right now is using Claude code in line with its terms of service?
No, they said fable would stop working. That's very different. (Unless you're talking about anti-distillation stuff which is again, not relevant)
And my point is that using Claude models for coding a Boeing plane does not allow anthropic to interfere in the operation of those planes. Once the code is written, anthropic has not plausible form of control. Thus, it…
Yes, and this is not (and cannot be!) a supply chain risk in any reasonable interpretation.
Correct, anthropic's requirement was human-in-the-loop. The DoD's response was to ban anthropic from all DoD facing activity and supply chains, whether or not there is a human in the loop. This does in fact run into…
Isn't that textbook tortious interference with a business relationship?
Anthropic said "we don't want to be used as part of kill chain decision-making" (actually it may have been even more specifically autonomous/unmanned kill chain decision making) The DoD responded not by saying "alright,…
> The flip side is that the Anthropic researcher is clearly pushing the case against Open AI and one might have reason to suspect their motivation and version of events for the same reasons. I haven't seen any evidence…
Yeah there are a lot of people getting upset about this, so to summarize here: there is a well studied scenario where humans are asked to hire people from four groups. These groups will be judged in their performance on…
Yeah blue prince is three games (I've played two of them and won't play the third). First, it's a really compelling roguelite puzzler where you explore and understand the house and it's mechanics. The puzzles are mostly…
courts are very good at reasoning about things like this and figuring out its bullshit. Zerodium is probably the closest you could get to some reasonable denial about this. Selling an exploit on crime.com for "research…
This...isn't true. Others have already said this, but the watermarking is something like "when the model flips a coin picking between two values, always choose heads". It was already flipping a coin. You're not choosing…
I find that I often tik-tok between organizational work and deep technical work. (I come close to the "solver" archtype on https://staffeng.com/guides/staff-archetypes/). There are weeks-months when I am not writing a…
It depends on what you mean. There's lots of ways of looking at this, but I'd think of "entry level" as someone who is assigned individual tasks, and maybe needs help or oversight on completing them. Someone senior is…
> Does this rely on the Trust Me Bro model, or is there some way for the client to verify that the provider actually isn't able to see your inputs? The point of FHE is that you only ever send encrypted data. So if you…
> That every language has a Raft implementation with bugs? Yes that's probably accurate because lots of people make Raft implementations for fun and learning. Again, Go does not have a single Raft/Paxos implementation…
On the other hand, you're approaching tautology with what you seem to be implying here, which is "flaws or challenges that you can fix yourself aren't mental health problems".