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This seems like a useful write up of the concepts involved here, but I just hate reading Claude’s writing style so much. This is content marketing, at least give it a review pass before you hit publish… if your…
I think the abstraction is only part of the problem. The other part is that all these companies offering ai products are deeply untrustworthy, and I don’t want to let them any further into my stack than I have to.…
a month of opencode go is cheaper than lunch, so trusting them with this but not your lunch seems reasonable.
The traffic deaths vs smartphone adoption graph is pretty striking: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/s/QHLxXdcHNI I think your point probably sort of stands - most drivers aren’t bad most of the time. But…
I had the exact same experience. Charging an Apple Watch is a routine thing, charging a garmin is an infrequent annoyance. And like the other commenter says, I could just fix my habits. But no, that’s not how my brain…
Doing it live isn’t going to bring Steve back. He was a natural showman, the people doing it now aren’t. They’re engineers and executives. Putting them on a live stage is going to make it even tougher on them.
It’s been a while since I watched an Apple presentation, but I caught a bit of this one. And I spent the whole time trying to figure out who it was for - the presenters didn’t seem to express any genuine excitement…
Seems to be lots of people in here worried about “if i had”, and nobody who actually has done this. Anybody actually using deepseek in a production system affected by this want to share their experience?
this is what regulatory failure looks like. There's no downside for google to do this, because nobody is going to hold them accountable. Nobody is telling them they have to explain their actions, and it's easier for…
from the thread last week, it seems to be installed by default on every mac install, possibly not on windows installs. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49528079
i think that's a perfectly coherent and reasonable way for both these apps to work. people don't want AI features leaking into their non-ai apps. I'm not an AI hater - I want my AI app to be able to read and write word…
does google actually use their own models in consumer products? i'm not an android user, but the weather widget in the google search results for my area always seems to be attributed to weather.com.
there always seems to be a desire to treat simple and complicated as objective properties of a system. that is almost never true. Simplicity is an opinion about how closely a system's interface maps to your mental model…
yes, it is. it's almost exactly the same thing. skills are just an agents.md broken up into chunks so you can manage and share them separately. unfortunately there's no real good workflow for managing or sharing them…
Equally trivial for Google to do the same thing. Is it trivial to do this in a way that exceeds googles own ability to detect flaws?
i was using antigravity pretty heavily for a while in the spring, it seemed to be a good value for my usage. then i got banned out of the blue for "suspected" ToS violations, with a notification that heavily hinted it…
because "people will let our AI spend their money for them" is the workflow that makes their valuations reasonable.
no, it's not a conflict of interest to invest in multiple companies who compete with each other.
my greatest achievement is having a question on SO closed for being too narrowly focused and unlikely to be useful to anybody else, and then a multi year history of notifications about "you've earned a popular question…
when are we going to stop pretending these benchmarks have any meaning? anybody who's used these models knows that their real-world software engineering performance has no relation to the ranking on deepSWE.
it would be a bad take if the webui had 3.7 flash available in it today, and they just hadn't fully rolled out the latest model when they posted the launch announcement. but the webui is currently offering 3.6 flash.…
yeah in typical google fashion, the best way to use the gemini models is by avoiding google's actual products. i've got a vision project where gemini flash is the best option by a long shot, and i just use openrouter so…
sonnet 5 is bad by almost any metric. anthropic really needs something to address the cheaper end of the market before they get left behind. Sonnet 5 sucks, and Haiku hasn't been updated in a year. meanwhile we've got…
Ed Zitrons wild claims might be for entertainment value, but Altman’s are for his own valuation. He’s bringing in hundreds of billions of dollars off those claims.
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This seems like a useful write up of the concepts involved here, but I just hate reading Claude’s writing style so much. This is content marketing, at least give it a review pass before you hit publish… if your…
I think the abstraction is only part of the problem. The other part is that all these companies offering ai products are deeply untrustworthy, and I don’t want to let them any further into my stack than I have to.…
a month of opencode go is cheaper than lunch, so trusting them with this but not your lunch seems reasonable.
The traffic deaths vs smartphone adoption graph is pretty striking: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/s/QHLxXdcHNI I think your point probably sort of stands - most drivers aren’t bad most of the time. But…
I had the exact same experience. Charging an Apple Watch is a routine thing, charging a garmin is an infrequent annoyance. And like the other commenter says, I could just fix my habits. But no, that’s not how my brain…
Doing it live isn’t going to bring Steve back. He was a natural showman, the people doing it now aren’t. They’re engineers and executives. Putting them on a live stage is going to make it even tougher on them.
It’s been a while since I watched an Apple presentation, but I caught a bit of this one. And I spent the whole time trying to figure out who it was for - the presenters didn’t seem to express any genuine excitement…
Seems to be lots of people in here worried about “if i had”, and nobody who actually has done this. Anybody actually using deepseek in a production system affected by this want to share their experience?
this is what regulatory failure looks like. There's no downside for google to do this, because nobody is going to hold them accountable. Nobody is telling them they have to explain their actions, and it's easier for…
from the thread last week, it seems to be installed by default on every mac install, possibly not on windows installs. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49528079
i think that's a perfectly coherent and reasonable way for both these apps to work. people don't want AI features leaking into their non-ai apps. I'm not an AI hater - I want my AI app to be able to read and write word…
does google actually use their own models in consumer products? i'm not an android user, but the weather widget in the google search results for my area always seems to be attributed to weather.com.
there always seems to be a desire to treat simple and complicated as objective properties of a system. that is almost never true. Simplicity is an opinion about how closely a system's interface maps to your mental model…
yes, it is. it's almost exactly the same thing. skills are just an agents.md broken up into chunks so you can manage and share them separately. unfortunately there's no real good workflow for managing or sharing them…
Equally trivial for Google to do the same thing. Is it trivial to do this in a way that exceeds googles own ability to detect flaws?
i was using antigravity pretty heavily for a while in the spring, it seemed to be a good value for my usage. then i got banned out of the blue for "suspected" ToS violations, with a notification that heavily hinted it…
because "people will let our AI spend their money for them" is the workflow that makes their valuations reasonable.
no, it's not a conflict of interest to invest in multiple companies who compete with each other.
my greatest achievement is having a question on SO closed for being too narrowly focused and unlikely to be useful to anybody else, and then a multi year history of notifications about "you've earned a popular question…
when are we going to stop pretending these benchmarks have any meaning? anybody who's used these models knows that their real-world software engineering performance has no relation to the ranking on deepSWE.
it would be a bad take if the webui had 3.7 flash available in it today, and they just hadn't fully rolled out the latest model when they posted the launch announcement. but the webui is currently offering 3.6 flash.…
yeah in typical google fashion, the best way to use the gemini models is by avoiding google's actual products. i've got a vision project where gemini flash is the best option by a long shot, and i just use openrouter so…
sonnet 5 is bad by almost any metric. anthropic really needs something to address the cheaper end of the market before they get left behind. Sonnet 5 sucks, and Haiku hasn't been updated in a year. meanwhile we've got…
Ed Zitrons wild claims might be for entertainment value, but Altman’s are for his own valuation. He’s bringing in hundreds of billions of dollars off those claims.