ActionHank

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by ActionHank 3d ago
And we will see vibe coding the same way we see lead paint or asbestos.
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by ActionHank 3d ago
I’m installing Linux on my 2019 16” today.
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by ActionHank 4d ago
I think you’re misreading. No worship here. Just pointing out that it’s foolish to think anyone in the position is even remotely thinking about anyone but themselves.
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by ActionHank 4d ago
Dude probably sleeps on a bed worth more than your networth. You have no frame of context to understand his intent or legitimate worries. The only applicable perspectives are to trust or apply logic. It is foolish to trust someone you don’t
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by ActionHank 5d ago
Only studios that have had a big mouth about using AI are the big ones. Indie studios are eating the industry and most of them are not bullish on AI for replacing the craft, but for optimizing and automating the mundane. My son is 12, he do
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by ActionHank 5d ago
I mean, it's cute that you think that users are driving anything on the internet anymore.
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by ActionHank 5d ago
Why is this noteworthy? If it's commercially available online it is reasonable to assume your enemies have access to it.
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by ActionHank 5d ago
TB4 has not been saturated yet. They are all gaming these benchmarks, it is perfectly reasonable not to trust any of them.
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by ActionHank 6d ago
Lol, "Outrageous that the company that chose to ignore copyright holder claims, chose to ignore my checkbox of intent despite the implied pinky promise".
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by ActionHank 7d ago
If pasteurized-vanilla-milk-toast-paste was a product.
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by ActionHank 7d ago
True, make them cheap and fast enough and you can scope and stack agents sufficiently that the error rate tends close enough to zero to be meaningfully useful.
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by ActionHank 7d ago
More like Shopify skinning the company to make a novelty hat.
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by ActionHank 7d ago
I am deeply envious that you have dodged the slop trenches and get to walk into a somewhat cleaner solution. The rest of us have to clean up and maintain the slop and it's depressing as hell.
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by ActionHank 7d ago
That is the most bizarre leap given that the best models bang-for-buck right now are Chinese. The real issue here is the death of critical thinking.
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by ActionHank 7d ago
I am legitimately more excited for this release than any frontier models at this point. I don't need a model that can invent new mathematics. I need something that is fast, cheap, and consistent. Give me that and I can build and scale.
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by ActionHank 8d ago
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by ActionHank 8d ago
I am not sure I fully understand the need to farm out sufficient work that I need a network of machines to do it. Unless you're just slop farming.
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by ActionHank 13d ago
"I refuse to see the wall that I am running directly into, because if I see it I will hit it"
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by ActionHank 13d ago
"Going forward we will capitulate and still try to keep the integrity of our benchmark in tact, but from now on every benchmark will be compromised with providers being able tweak things sufficiently to game at least a 30% bump in resu
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by ActionHank 13d ago
"This should be allowed, let me explain the reason they cheated and state again that they should be allowed to cheat."
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by ActionHank 13d ago
If this is really AGI, like really really, then this will be remembered as the day we all started on the path to building guillotines. More likely though, it's AGI because they need to hold some claim to differentiate from competitors
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by ActionHank 13d ago
username checks out
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by ActionHank 13d ago
They broke up a while ago, why is this surprising?
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by ActionHank 13d ago
Maybe at this point it's all nonsense. I can only speculate with the framing of what what would lead me to barely push into so many verticals with no follow up.
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by ActionHank 13d ago
This is typical trend driven investment now, but late stage, influencers driver the market and then a lot of VCs seem to follow suit. Are VCs still in the "smart money" cohort if they are following? Reminds me of that Portlandia s
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by ActionHank 13d ago
The way they keep spinning off these niche offerings tells you one of 2 things, it's either working pretty well, or it is failing very, very badly. They know they need to differentiate from other offerings that are catching up, but I d
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by ActionHank 14d ago
At 1/10th the price they will. Claude is way overpriced for most peoples needs.
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by ActionHank 15d ago
Good news for you is that vastly cheaper models can do this much more quickly. Bad news for Anthropic and investors is that vastly cheaper models can do this much more quickly.
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by ActionHank 15d ago
The big issue they face right now is that vastly cheaper open models are proving capable for more and more uses at cents on the dollar. This is the right direction, but they aren't going to get there fast enough. They will list, invest
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by ActionHank 18d ago
We have the same policy at work. Problem is, that you realise very quickly the asymmetry of responsibility and effort. There is far more to review from people who do not care enough to even look at what the agent pooped out.

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