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Should markets discount the AI apocalypse?
(ft.com)
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23h ago
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4d ago
Could this be that the AI companies are seeing progress slow down and need to seed a narrative to explain it? Not clear from outside. Could it be to slow down burn before an IPO to juice profitability projections? More plausible. Kind of ha
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4d ago
That‘ll happen when you don‘t have meaningful data protection laws.
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12d ago
Because America can’t be trusted.
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29d ago
...or bankrupt... I'm told it's 50:50, but only a 30% chance of that
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2mo ago
Maybe cutting their prices another 80% will get them to 2 billion?
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OpenAI's rogue models roamed the internet for 4 days and staged a second attack
(politico.com)
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7mo ago
https://archive.is/IgY4W
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8mo ago
We've seen this playbook with social media - be nice and friendly until they let you get close enough to stick the knife in.
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8mo ago
It's really quite amazing that people would actually hook an AI company up to data that actually matters. I mean, we all know that they're only doing this to build a training data set to put your business out of business and captu
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9mo ago
It's as if the social media companies don't recognize they are the problem and that the world worked perfectly fine before social media.
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9mo ago
MBP M4 Max 64MB - haven't measured the tokens/sec, feels slower than Claude, but not unbearably It's not yet perfect, my sense is just that it's near the tipping point where models are efficient enough that running a loc
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9mo ago
I'm using small - works well for its size
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9mo ago
In other news, been using Devstral 2 (Ollama) with OpenCode, and while it's not as good as Claude Code, my initial sense it that it's nonetheless good enough and doesn't require me to send my data off my laptop. I kind of won
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10mo ago
https://archive.is/v4dPa
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1y ago
I've been coding professionally for almost 30 years. I use Claude Code heavily, even for larger features. To get that to work half-decent, you have to take on a PM/Tech-lead role, you're no longer a senior engineer. For large
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1y ago
Aren't executives just responding rationally to the current environment? Right or wrong, the broadly speaking, the current thinking is that GenAI will be super impactful. Which means there is a lot of risk to be seen as underinvesting
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1y ago
I'm unsure how strange this is. As a Canadian, when I left the country I had to undergo what's termed a deemed disposition - i.e., pretend you sold all your assets and then pay the relevant taxes on the net gains you've enjoy
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1y ago
That said, I still approach it with the assumption that Claude Code is just mashing its fists on the keyboard and that there needs to be really strong, in-loop verification to keep it in line.
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1y ago
I used to use Cursor and just deal with the slow requests for most of the month because it was the most affordable way to leverage an agent for coding, but I didn't find it so much better than Cline or Roo. When I first tried Claude Co
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2y ago
I've spent a lot of hours vibe coding with sonnet 3.7 thinking and I'm not seeing anything in the article that jumps out at me as being different from my experience.
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2y ago
After spending some time vibe coding, I think this article is pretty accurate in that it aligns with a) how poor AI agents work in practice and b) the fact that non-coders are expecting magic from AI (which to be fair is what the AI compani
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2y ago
You mean the memos all over LinkedIn about how companies can reimagine and automate their customer experience to better instrumentalize customers to hand over their money while removing the need to actually interact with said customers?
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2y ago
Who cares what businesses do, what I want is an AI agent I can point to a business with my goal (e.g., be relentless in either negotiating my cable bill down by 25% and if after 30 days you fail, cancel my subscription) and have it do it.
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2y ago
Don't forget gpt-researcher and STORM which have been out since well before any of these.