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I wish we could disambiguate between what we mean by “screen” in these conversations. A screen is a medium, which I do not believe is universally bad. I am not sure about tablets and they do seem like they can have…
Not just that, but: - how many kids do you have - do they have disabilities - do they go to daycare (aka how many hours are you directly responsible for them) - do you pay for babysitting or have family nearby that can…
No they are not picture-only books. They have simple stories, which are for parents to read to their children. Reading stories to children before they can read is a very, very old tradition :) (think fairy tales) (edit…
I think there is no magic trick here. The answer is simply that humans will no longer understand the code. Although, following Anthropic’s ethos and taking this to its conclusion, I’m not even sure why they need human…
Can you explain more? This statement is already true before this policy change, so I don't understand why this is not a non sequitur. But I know this is a common rhetoric so I am trying to understand what the logic is.
No, it's not how math works at all. Math is not experimental science. Results take years to formulate and are generally known to be true by colleagues via correspondence and seminars before a paper is even written.…
It's so funny to see people on Hacker News talk about academic communities that they clearly are not part of. To be clear to anyone reading, no, retracting papers is _not_ standard in math. In math, people submit papers…
Some people will quibble with the definition, but I agree with the spirit of this. I have pruned all my web traffic down to a few sites, and Hacker News and Reddit are the two that remain where I feel that pull for my…
I've only used the Claude TUI, but it is extremely sluggish. It takes 1-2 seconds minimum to launch on a MBP M4 with 48 GB of memory. I have also encountered plenty of display-related bugs that you can find documented…
Don't you need to run each model several times and take some average since their outputs can change for a fixed prompt? How do you test for that?
The thread is not really about what's legal; the topic is integrity. It sounds like, based on the fact that you wouldn't do it yourself, you agree that it's not a good thing to do.
Note that SET memory_limit is a soft limit and can be completely ignored for some tasks, so this wouldn’t be the same as having a limit on physical memory.
Taking Anthropic’s whole AI framing to its obvious logical end: if this is true as written, why was Jarred needed at all in this loop? It seems like an utter waste of time for a highly paid Anthropic employee. Can’t…
The difference now is about the scale. What percentage of the labor force do you think were “computers”? It is not comparable to a potential disruption of huge swathes of the workforce in a short time span. That’s what…
> No, I think people will demand to not live in poverty What about other countries in the world where people... live in poverty? > Capitalism allows people to escape poverty by personal effort Isn't it possible that…
The comment is making fun of a Claude-ism where it becomes super “honest” about stuff. It’s a joke but there is an underlying real effect where this type of language is psychologically manipulative and I would guess…
You may be right but it seems like a different type of tool when it does the thinking for you. I feel like your analogy is closer to a good autocomplete rather than an agentic LLM loop. Agents feel like a genuinely…
I was primarily pushing back on anti-screens in its absolute sense, and being somewhat pedantic. However, I largely agree with you, especially considering how screens are most often used today.
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I wish we could disambiguate between what we mean by “screen” in these conversations. A screen is a medium, which I do not believe is universally bad. I am not sure about tablets and they do seem like they can have…
Not just that, but: - how many kids do you have - do they have disabilities - do they go to daycare (aka how many hours are you directly responsible for them) - do you pay for babysitting or have family nearby that can…
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No they are not picture-only books. They have simple stories, which are for parents to read to their children. Reading stories to children before they can read is a very, very old tradition :) (think fairy tales) (edit…
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I think there is no magic trick here. The answer is simply that humans will no longer understand the code. Although, following Anthropic’s ethos and taking this to its conclusion, I’m not even sure why they need human…
Can you explain more? This statement is already true before this policy change, so I don't understand why this is not a non sequitur. But I know this is a common rhetoric so I am trying to understand what the logic is.
No, it's not how math works at all. Math is not experimental science. Results take years to formulate and are generally known to be true by colleagues via correspondence and seminars before a paper is even written.…
It's so funny to see people on Hacker News talk about academic communities that they clearly are not part of. To be clear to anyone reading, no, retracting papers is _not_ standard in math. In math, people submit papers…
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Some people will quibble with the definition, but I agree with the spirit of this. I have pruned all my web traffic down to a few sites, and Hacker News and Reddit are the two that remain where I feel that pull for my…
I've only used the Claude TUI, but it is extremely sluggish. It takes 1-2 seconds minimum to launch on a MBP M4 with 48 GB of memory. I have also encountered plenty of display-related bugs that you can find documented…
Don't you need to run each model several times and take some average since their outputs can change for a fixed prompt? How do you test for that?
The thread is not really about what's legal; the topic is integrity. It sounds like, based on the fact that you wouldn't do it yourself, you agree that it's not a good thing to do.
Note that SET memory_limit is a soft limit and can be completely ignored for some tasks, so this wouldn’t be the same as having a limit on physical memory.
Taking Anthropic’s whole AI framing to its obvious logical end: if this is true as written, why was Jarred needed at all in this loop? It seems like an utter waste of time for a highly paid Anthropic employee. Can’t…
The difference now is about the scale. What percentage of the labor force do you think were “computers”? It is not comparable to a potential disruption of huge swathes of the workforce in a short time span. That’s what…
> No, I think people will demand to not live in poverty What about other countries in the world where people... live in poverty? > Capitalism allows people to escape poverty by personal effort Isn't it possible that…
The comment is making fun of a Claude-ism where it becomes super “honest” about stuff. It’s a joke but there is an underlying real effect where this type of language is psychologically manipulative and I would guess…
You may be right but it seems like a different type of tool when it does the thinking for you. I feel like your analogy is closer to a good autocomplete rather than an agentic LLM loop. Agents feel like a genuinely…
I was primarily pushing back on anti-screens in its absolute sense, and being somewhat pedantic. However, I largely agree with you, especially considering how screens are most often used today.