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plutokras
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Comment #49262682
This feels like obvious setup for regulatory capture. It won't be long before missing "safety" watermarks are cited as the pretext for restricting Chinese models.
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Comment #49244522
What specific technical signals make you think we're close to a shift like that?
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Comment #49208208
> My friend didn’t have the vocabulary to ask the AI to write code I had the exact same realization using Claude Design. It’s great that "anyone can design" now, but I don't have t…
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Comment #49153714
With the recent wave of posts about Claude rewriting entire codebases from Zig/Electron to Rust/Swift, I can't help but question the prompter's actual confidence in the final resul…
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Comment #49032034
> I personally like the ability to filter my own results by promoting, demoting or blocking certain domains to filter lower quality results further. I had an annual Kagi subscripti…
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Comment #48978772
What's the unique value proposition here? I checked it out and seems like yet another Chromium fork with some privacy added on top.
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Comment #48843590
Applying an ostrich policy to Chinese models won't make their underlying geopolitics disappear. Much of China's innovation is state-funded specifically to compete with Western coun…
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Comment #48603171
Can confirm. Traveling via public transport in Switzerland is remarkably uneventful. It's a stark contrast to my Eastern European home country, where it is a gamble due to a certai…
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Comment #48472694
Enterprises would do anything to develop on Linux except using an actual Linux distro.
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Comment #48330023
I'm happy to report that this game is very fun for natural intelligence entities too. :)
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Comment #48315313
I see Claude's frontend skill is the new bootstrap.
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Comment #48268314
My annual Kagi subscription lapsed last week, so I decided to see how DuckDuckGo is doing these days. The feature I missed most from Kagi was domain filtering, so I had Claude writ…
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Comment #48251123
Last time I looked into it, I realized how severely it's limited by memory bandwidth. Only the M5 Ultra compares to a dedicated graphics card, but it still falls short.
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Comment #48204639
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Comment #48182862
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Comment #48182671
This is my exact plan too, if I ever have to leave the Apple ecosystem.
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Comment #47855104
At my company, devs were the ones pushing for the Claude subscription. Left to management, we would have only had GitHub Copilot – we already have an existing relationship with the…
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Comment #47840153
They tick all the boxes I care about – desktop & mobile app, cli – but for the same price I might as well just go for the leading providers.
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Comment #47797769
We are in a thread about hamburger tops...
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Comment #47767471
Git wins by not needing to be replaced badly enough. Latley you can just ask an agent to "amend the last commit" so even that is being abstracted away.
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Comment #47767379
I do hope the rare earth metal in my calculator is also ethically sourced.
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Comment #47665405
In high school I kept a USB drive full of portable apps. This was one of them. I can still recommend it.
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Comment #47577897
They can train on the outputs i.e. distillation attacks.
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Comment #47424433
I’m also fine with the change. Claude is my go-to for research as the standalone app and shortcut are very convenient. The Kagi team should focus on the core product; that’s what I…
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Comment #47405389
> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. If they'd cover it on TV news, it's proba…