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Comment #49151963
https://www.mckinsey.com.br/features/mckinsey-center-for-fut...
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Comment #49148532
If by heavy subsidies you mean - encouraging internal competition, securing cheap energy and educating thousands of engineers then yes, Chinese cars are subsidized. If by heavy sub…
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Comment #49018213
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Comment #49006365
"the strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must." - [Melian Dialogue]( https://www.thelatinlibrary.com/imperialism/readings/thucydi... ) [Siege of Melos]( https://e…
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Comment #48967427
Have you actually used Opus 4.8 in Claude Code? It takes way too long to do any practical task on higher thinking levels due to over-engineering. And I am not the only one complain…
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Comment #48967031
> Anthropic should not have bugged their knowledge distillation attacks. It is like one of Pizzaro's men crying that someone have stolen his precious golden dublons As Lenin have s…
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Comment #48967023
> If by Opus you mean Opus 4 and not Opus 4.8, then sure I meant Opus 4.8 which is rather dumb and ineffective in coding harness, especially with higher thinking levels.
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Comment #48966953
From my experience Qwen-3.7-Max is above the Opus level but delivers results much faster. Slightly worse then Fable. Way ahead of Deepseek 4 Pro (in speed and overall comprehension…
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Comment #48906188
Just so you know, most people nowadays can create decent pictures or even movies with smartphone. Not automatic camera, not polaroid, not Polaroid camera, not analog Canon FD, not …
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Comment #48859452
There is a market niche for projects cementary. Many companies or funds tend to buy projects at peak valuations (or artificial valuations based on blown up projections). Re-valuati…
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Comment #48743847
I have been thinking about it - paid apprenticeship is the answer - just as it is in other professions like medicine. Seniors should be paid to actively introduce juniors to the tr…
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Comment #48742001
This is actually very counterproductive with Opus 4.8 - you are wasting a lot of time. For Opus 4.8 training with overblown internal dialogue and second opinions - Max effort burns…
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Comment #48699184
Burn them all
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Comment #48276944
> What country seems to be preparing to handle AI unemployment well? Is there any model to copy? Canada - they are offering euthanasia right and left.
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Comment #48246445
People are repelled by country shopping by 3rd worlders. EU countries are working on imigration rules that would allow for bringing imigrant labour without ever extending citizen p…
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Comment #48246213
V4 Pro is between Sonnet and Opus. But it is cheap. Slow but very cheap. Very diligent. I run a proxy that allows me switching back to Opus when necessary. Deepseek isn't like Z.ai…
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Comment #48127157
I am sure Norway with its vast intellectual resources and wealth can create their own AI. Run exclusively on wind and solar power, trained on sagas and Henrik Ibsen plays. Ethical …
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Comment #48106244
Perhaps next generation isn't necessary anymore. At least majority that can't adjust. Euthanasia for the young might be the best we can offer to the next generation. Rapidly depopu…
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Comment #47994556
Gemini is actually realy good for code review, critique and other tasks. It just cannot be allowed to code himself.
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Comment #47959234
Hint: urban heat islands
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Comment #47958711
1200 years ago Kyoto was a small village. Not it is 3 million city with lots of concrete and asphalt. Cities are usually hot spots unlike small villages. So what have changed?