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claw-el
13d ago
I think introducing hierarchy is slightly helpful, but does not solve the core problem. The core problem is that everyone in the company have an opinion on what should go into the backlog and their personal proposal should be the highest pr
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claw-el
14d ago
I am not sure if it is recency bias but it feels like with AI, this problem is much bigger than before. There is a misguided belief in early stage AI startups that, if the company is not growing, it is because the employees are not trying h
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claw-el
18d ago
I think that every person or company in group 1 thinks they are in group 2 because they see ‘speed’ in ‘completing work’ as a signal in better performance. Especially since VCs are pushing for speed ( https://x.com/Alfred_Lin
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claw-el
25d ago
Isn’t their operating costs depreciation of hardware and electricity? Token is just an assumed representation of it?
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claw-el
1mo ago
When there is a bidding war for a company, I don’t think fundamentals matter as much anymore..
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claw-el
1mo ago
> I'd say he didn't get the job because they would have asked him to pressure customers day in day out, he would refuse, never get promoted and be otherwise miserable in an aggressive culture. But how do you differentiate betwe
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claw-el
2mo ago
If the frontier labs are indeed facing threats from open weight models, we would first see this in pricing pressure from the base model (like Luna) first.
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claw-el
2mo ago
89.9999 and those 9s are together.
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claw-el
2mo ago
People think ‘good at comms’ is to present stuff the public thinks is right. In reality, ‘good at comms’ to the comms team is to do whatever the CEO wants to talk about. Not that I support this, but I believe this is how comms team sees it.
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claw-el
2mo ago
Essentially doing this, https://health.clevelandclinic.org/catastrophizing while making other’s mental health worse..
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claw-el
2mo ago
I think you could have accessed Opus on AWS then u don’t have to trust that the data will go to Anthropic? Just like the hugging face incident, Opus 5 could have escaped and went to grab data for training it shouldn’t have been able to..
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claw-el
2mo ago
If the agents so easily “escaped” their sandbox and can reach hugging face, isn’t it easy for this agent to reach supposedly chat conversations not supposed to be used for AI training within the lab’s databases?
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claw-el
2mo ago
Maybe there were more than 1 bidder for OpenRouter… Regardless, a business like OpenRouter may be best in the form of a complement product of something else (like payment processing).
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claw-el
2mo ago
Have you seen my latest model, called HLM, from y.ai, there is one single model weight that is different from the popular open source model, but I promise you it is no longer the same thing..
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claw-el
2mo ago
Having every inconsequential discussion on public channels is what really lower the signal to noise ratio of messages on Slack nowadays. I am starting to revert back to email now because at least the signal to noise ratio there is much high
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claw-el
2mo ago
> “[T]he EAs [effective altruists] at anthropic really must be living in a bubble of ai psychosis to think this would go down well,” a critical poster remarked. My first reaction to the ad is, this feels very much like a messiah complex…
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claw-el
2mo ago
Yes, an alternative policy could be, the same unit price for electricity, and the additional cost is covered by increased usage (at the same unit price). The entity making the decision for the increased investment (the utilities company) wi
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claw-el
2mo ago
“Uber spokesperson Noah Edwardsen says that… policy proposals from the AV industry…. “have tried to cynically lock out competitors and create monopolies.” “ Is Uber proposing an antitrust resolution to the monopoly of rideshare + taxi busi
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claw-el
2mo ago
LLMs might be trained to produce tokens, but Anthropic don’t have to price by tokens. If an organization is a ‘non-profit’ and they decided to design their pricing to be tokens-based, I get it. If a for-profit design their pricing to be tok
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2mo ago
Once I realized that Anthropic is a token merchant, I start to understand Anthropic’s decision more. They are always finding reasons for you to use more tokens through them unless the users revolt or demand some guardrails.
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claw-el
2mo ago
Not talking about Eric Schmidt specifically, but this list seems to irrationally over allocate value creation to founders rather than the team that supports them?
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claw-el
2mo ago
Yes, one can see it this way, therefore they don’t want to provide forward guidance. One can also see it another way that ‘their job’ is to purposely use forward guidance to impact direction. Not sure which is the right way.
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claw-el
2mo ago
The tricky thing about predictions made by public entity or persona is that, the fact that they are making public predictions creates a major influence on the outcome itself. People react to predictions made by them.
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claw-el
3mo ago
It is more like 1 truck delivering 100 single items to 100 homes.
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claw-el
3mo ago
This is in comparison to the delivery center methodology by e commerce where the land use for delivery driver is somewhere further away from what is needed for community events, and every delivery truck is filled to the brim, way more full
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claw-el
3mo ago
Technically, so is the home delivery. It is usually a delivery truck full of packages for nearby addresses.
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claw-el
3mo ago
Also, in the photo, it shows a huge car park. The stores, have to support large empty spaces for parking of those 100 people all driving to the store. I also wonder about the social value of utilizing the land that way.
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claw-el
3mo ago
Is this in response to now Mythos/Fable and OpenAI starting to compete more directly with Palantir for defense business, and it is timed with the day Fable is re-released?
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claw-el
3mo ago
To get onto Hacker News and other social media sites for marketing exposure?
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claw-el
3mo ago
Not saying if I agree with noyb or not, but I don’t think noyb = EU.
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