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Comment #49240003
Find my exists for a reason. Idk when the last time I had my phone not on mute is. Years? How often do you hear ringtones in public anymore?
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Comment #49239909
I don't think the marginal new user is anxious about approving messages - I think they're quickly annoyed by permissions prompt they don't understand and quickly get in the habit o…
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Comment #49232109
Yeah - the whole Claude did it thing here reads to me like blaming a grammar issue on an LLM. Yes they have their issues but this isn't one of them - they're not deterministic they…
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Comment #49231653
Ai revenue or datacenter/compute revenue? There's a lot of circular financing right now and there's a pretty obvious bubble for sure but I haven't been able to figure out what exac…
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Comment #49231583
Tbh I appreciate knowing immediately that no effort was put into writing an article and that no effort is worth being put into reading it. I genuinely (hah) think it's good that di…
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Comment #49231547
Shout-out to anthropic for having their models have such a strongly distinct writing style and personality that you can recognize their work instantly! It's quite nice to have such…
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Comment #49231441
There are some claudeisms here (it's not x, it's y) but it does read like they did at least one human pass on it. Or maybe this is opus 5 writing which is a bit less distinct idk. …
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Comment #49110539
Liquid gasoline does not have anywhere near the energy of TNT, or even a battery for that matter. It contains basically zero releasable energy. It needs oxygen or another oxidizer …
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Comment #49105947
Jfc Claude's writing can be really intolerable sometimes. Trying to parse wtf this post is saying - I guess the author is trying to make a harness for local models, and tried to ha…
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Comment #49093424
It's a good quote from Feynman. I think you'll find if you measure your paper against that honestly, you'll see where it continues to fall short, as far less falls out than goes in…
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Comment #49093396
More directly the stuff about ranking different cultures on a scale of musical sophistication that ends in western harmonic music and dismissing obvious counterexamples as cultures…
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Comment #49093129
Awfully dismissive of non western tonal harmonic systems for a universal theory of music? The whole idea that musical traditions that use less harmonic structures just haven't unlo…
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Comment #49087061
This paper is from last year
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Comment #49085277
I would be stunned if there was a single line of hand written code in the entirety of Claude code lmao. Or if more than 20% of the code had been read by a person at any point. Why …
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Comment #49079650
No what I'm saying is that this is a case where one person already does have a hell of a lot of influence over every downstream project already and that has consequences
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Comment #49071339
Yes? Dynamic workflows are incredibly powerful - especially for massive rote migrations. They're also particularly nice when you want to stretch an expensive model like fable and y…
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Comment #49065697
Yeah. Just like how half the Internet shuts down every time there's an AWS outage, or how nothing gets done if the power or Internet is out
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Comment #49065693
I mean - the models are impressive but also they're not perfect by any stretch. The fact that they're improving means there's room to improve
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Comment #49065688
Then why are fable form anthropic and the 5.6 sol line from openai so much more token efficient than other models? I really don't get this take at all - they're supply constrained …
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Comment #49065671
Unfortunately the one thing they seem to keep not letting their competitors our play them at is coming out with really damn good models. Not consistently mind you - openai had a re…
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Comment #49065613
IMO firm wording against non generative uses of AI or lightweight uses like tab complete will go beyond just influencing good faith actors to reduce llm usage - it'll just influenc…
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Comment #49059278
The wording of "written with ai tools" implies generation, as do all the concerns about copyright etc. it would be beyond insane to attempt to ban asking a chat bot or an agent que…
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Comment #49058801
Yeah there's a brand premium. Like literally with apples the ones with trademarked names can cost more. And the ones with trademarked names have an organization behind them that pr…
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Comment #49054735
The idea that humans have undergone high selective pressure for genes related to immunity in some way during a recent 5000 year period in which massive urbanization lead to a truly…