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Human extinction 'just a matter of time' if AI slowdown doesn't go far enough
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Uber Eats rebuilt its search pipeline
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Qwen 3.8 Flash via DwarfStar
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3d ago
Just follow the money. The fear being sold is because open weight won’t slow down, it’s smoke and mirrors to push regulation and control so they can keep their money. A tool continues to be just a tool, doesn’t matter how much lipstick you
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4d ago
I think for me stuff peaked around Opus 4.7, I was leaning heavily on the model with paired supervision from reviewing the output manually every step of the way. Ever since that things got a little more complicated and in an unsustainable p
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6d ago
Now that's some load-bearing seam if I ever seen one
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6d ago
So essentially all the fear that's being on sold "AI could destroy humanity" is actually "Humanity could destroy humanity, using AI"
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What Is Pix
(whatispix.com)
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8d ago
Oui ma chérie
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9d ago
I’m sure if he were to try and revisit this experience today he would learn that nothing has changed
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12d ago
I love how the pricing page has a "Most Popular" offering, totally.
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13d ago
"hybrid system (electric + conventional turbo prop)" there's your answer
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Tailscale Aperture GA
(tailscale.com)
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13d ago
That's a fair pushback, I'm sure there are ways to get value out of it if you lean less on it and have a slower more supervised workflow. To share more on my comment, that was when contrasting it with the competition and their cre
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13d ago
Demand is actually shared between users and internal. Anthropic uses their own compute for training and building.
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13d ago
I seriously doubt that. There's some myth going on here (lol, myth->Mythos). For example, this exact narrative you're framing was said back during Opus 4.6/4.7 and fast forward to today we have open weight models that perf
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13d ago
I think the way that reads is payments originated from an agentic flow, the payment gateway itself is still done through old fashion plumbing.
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13d ago
which harness?
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13d ago
It does seem to be that way, though, I'm very curious to what capacity and how they are using Anthropic. I suspect they just have loads of subscription users, probably many enterprise seats, but I sort of doubt there are agentic pipeli
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13d ago
Do they not measure returns on their investments? It's not like Anthropic is the only enterprise out there, any other offering is significantly cheaper. Like I said, I do not believe there are agentic pipelines out there built on their
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13d ago
Who is still using Anthropic seriously, their price and limits are ridiculous these days, you can't get anything done unless you're paying top dollar on a metered pricing at ridiculous levels. Subscriptions only get you frustrated
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13d ago
I was also theorizing that part of their acquisition was to get more intel on that, though I feel like in practice that whole thing right now is just theatre for inflating the cybersec market
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13d ago
The larger issue here is the fact that access to an account can hold you hostage and impact your life in essential services. We should really find a way to break the tightly coupling to these platforms, including mobile carriers, and not ha
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Physics professor develops anomalous translocation machine [video]
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Model card https://storage.googleapis.com/deepmind-media/Model-Cards/Ge...
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Could this be used to perform some sort of distillation or exploit? e.g. reminds me of the OWASP guideline on attack vectors where knowing if an ID is present or not in the database can be a form of exploit, like in password resets where th
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14d ago
> Unlocking the Quantum AI Software Revolution I'm sorry, what?
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15d ago
DuckDuckGo Browser can as well
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16d ago
Could you be conflating writing hamlet with understanding how to write hamlet? as in, what it takes to end up with the same raw output though devoid of intent and meaning
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Google Maps Showing 'Lake America' in U.S.
(macrumors.com)
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