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Comment #49224866
Sounds like a great way to have larger competitors with more capital bid for your site to take down your domain that your users were using. Rather than Land Value Tax a better anal…
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Comment #49202962
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Comment #49202145
Yeah, I've dropped back to 4.8 entirely for the remainder of this billing cycle. I'm going to be seriously looking into Qwen adoption and harness migration options over the course …
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Comment #49202118
Anthropic have a real fight on their hands now. The competition is no longer 6 months behind, it's 6 days. If this had come out two or three weeks earlier this would be an absolute…
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Comment #49152782
If it was 2021, probably. But Trump has soured relations in the last 18 months enough that the soft power about technology isn't there like it once was assumed to be. What's he goi…
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Comment #49152156
France might do something mad and take that route, but EU wide ain't happening for Mistrals sake.
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Comment #49151574
Even if the US does ban it, Europe due to its lack of European competitors, has no current similar protectionist incentives. Even if there is regulatory capture in the US, the rest…
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Comment #49080933
Money. Whether it's material cost, technological complexity or lower efficiency reasons, regardless, the reason is money.
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Comment #49065483
That's the current culture, but culture changes. Gauss, Onsager and Grothendieck hid their work. "Pauca sed matura". Your best interest only means your current best interest. What …
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Comment #49052409
It does feel a bit smarter, but it seems to be also "too clever by half" and its not ignoring the rules, it's rejecting them and finding work arounds. It sticks to the word of the …
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Comment #49051948
This all strikes me as an effort to move tailoring the harness out of the easily transferable .md file into specific Anthropic tooling to increase lock in. I've been running Opus 5…
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Comment #49044671
I could see this being useful for retractable banners also
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Comment #49026473
I have a hunch it comes down to the training data. We have spent decades as an industry talking up the new shiny thing, deliverables, frameworks, features, performance improvements…
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Comment #48970060
And the RF is a pre-certified module. Of course hardware is easy when you've offloaded the hard part to the supplier. Not to mention, a three year turn around? For this? Three mont…
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Comment #48965651
The last few have corresponded to basically within the hour or two of the release of a competing model that is getting good reviews. Twice I've gone "well, I'm over my weekly limit…
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Comment #48909945
Managers, good technical ones anyway, also dive deeper into technical understanding. They don't do it to write more code, they do it to figure out what the developer is saying to e…
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Comment #48902128
Welcome to the current day difference between being an Accredited Engineer and being a Developer. The only thing that's happening is that the Developer side are getting a wake up c…
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Comment #48883337
Or put the dependency in the unit tests so it's not part of the code base but able to be compared to the canonical implementation.
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Comment #48883231
And I am gradually coming to the conclusion that "needle" isn't even features. In a world where everyone has AI access, moving the needle in an existing product space can readily b…
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Comment #48852135
A rewrite is like moving house. In the new house, it doesn't have things the way you had everything set up "just right" is the old house. But you now have an extra bedroom and bath…
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Comment #48822466
Fine for my closed source stuff, but my open source work is specifically meant to be viewable, even by non-technical people doing recruitment or looking over my portfolio. I've put…
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Comment #48788806
It wasn't public until a an investigative journalist wrote an article about it after the membership of the group was exposed first. Per TFA: > A leaked schedule for the “retreat” h…
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Comment #48700902
I would like to hear more about this wiki you have.
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Comment #48683374
Yeah, a bunch of the worst free riders and malicious consumers all in one place. All they're really missing is Oracle and Bambu Lab.
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Comment #48681075
Tailscale, decent developer focus