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buzzerbetrayed··on Apple Pass Designer
If not.. what?
buzzerbetrayed··on I resigned from Anthropic today
You made up some cool sci-fi.
buzzerbetrayed··on Kimi K3 (2.8T) at 1 token/s on a MacBook Pro, streamed from four SSDs
> In an April 1985 InfoWorld editorial, James Fawcette wrote that Gates had said something like: “When we set the upper limit of PC-DOS at 640K, we thought nobody would ever need that much memory.”

So yes, Bill Gates denies that story. So it just depends on who you believe.

But to flat out say he never said it is too confident.

buzzerbetrayed··on The coolest use for the Vision Pro
Do not tell people what to do with their land
buzzerbetrayed··on Opus 5 is currently #1 on Artificial Analysis Intelligence Leaderboard
Yep. I cancelled my Claude Max subscription 2 weeks ago after feeling like Anthropic was doing everything it could to fuck with my day to day. Their lead would have to become significant for me to ever go back.
buzzerbetrayed··on SpaceX wants to launch 100k more Starlink satellites for 100x the bandwidth
Yet you only talk about it when it’s big scary Elon. Cry me a river.
buzzerbetrayed··on SpaceX wants to launch 100k more Starlink satellites for 100x the bandwidth
If you truly gave a shit, it wouldn’t be this you’re complaining about
buzzerbetrayed··on How many of the 170k English words do you know?
Sick burn bro.

I can assure you that just about every American that has made it through middle school has been taught about kinetic energy. Let alone high school.

buzzerbetrayed··on GLM 5.2 Is Out
Not if the US is banning capable models. It’s open source so you wouldn’t need to distill anything.
buzzerbetrayed··on GLM 5.2 Is Out
You criticize the government, perhaps rightfully, but give Anthropic a pass. They are the ones fueling this bullshit. Downgrading your results without telling you. Refusing your requests in the name of “safety”. Even if the government didn’t make them pull the model for foreigners, we’d still be in a really shitty situation because Anthropic is really shitty.
buzzerbetrayed··on More than 6 out of 10 people turn to AI for psychological support
They’re trained professionals. And we’ve sent demand through the roof by convincing everyone and their dog that they need therapy. Despite it seemingly doing way more harm than good for a lot of people who probably don’t need therapy.
buzzerbetrayed··on Does anybody like React?
> 100% pure JavaScript directly

How did the React community convince so many people of this falsehood? Do that many people just not know what javascript is? It baffles me that one could look at JSX and be like, “that right there is vanilla javascript”.

buzzerbetrayed··on Does anybody like React?
> Web components are the next big idea. I hope they have a chance to work.

This comment could work equally well in any of the past 15 years. And for all we know, any of the next 15.

buzzerbetrayed··on Texas woman arrested for Facebook post about town water quality
I wouldn’t rent my house to someone who has been arrested for memeing. It’s an unnecessary risk with absolutely no upside for me. What happens when they decide to meme on their landlord?
buzzerbetrayed··on Tesla Model Y Passes NHTSA's New 'Advanced Driver Assistance System' Tests
You gonna post a source that this happened? Or are you just spreading FUD?
buzzerbetrayed··on VS Code inserting 'Co-Authored-by Copilot' into commits regardless of usage
> There was a time that Google cared deeply about UX

Have we been using the same Google?

buzzerbetrayed··on Functional programmers need to take a look at Zig
Perhaps they are referring to the syntactic sugar around keyword lists?

[a: 1, b: 2] == [{:a, 1}, {:b, 2}]

Or maybe atom vs string keys in maps?

%{a: 1} vs %{"b" => 1}

Or keyword lists always needing to come last in lists?

[some: :value, :another] # error

[:another, some: :value] # valid

Or maybe something else entirely. Those are just things I remember having to lookup repeatedly when I was first learning elixir.

buzzerbetrayed··on Cursor Camp
An offense, sure. But it’s not a “crime” in the US.
buzzerbetrayed··on The West forgot how to make things, now it’s forgetting how to code
> generally means doing busywork and/or thinking of ways to cheat/manipulate their customers and the market for maximum gain whole delivering minimum value

When I read comments like this I can’t help but wonder where people like you work. It’s completely unrepeatable to me. I work with really good people, all the way to the tip, and no try to make money by increasing value for our customers.

Apple, Google, Walmart, Amazon, Home Depot, Anthropic, Toyota, and a hundred other companies all offer me incredible value for so cheap. Why are people so cynical about a world that offers them unimaginable riches everywhere they look.

Sure there are bad companies. And if you work at one of those, go get a new job.

buzzerbetrayed··on Claude Design
This take might have sounded convincing a year ago. Now it just sounds foolish. The best coders on the planet are using AI. Why wouldn’t they use this?
buzzerbetrayed··on Claude Design
Which is perfectly adequate for 95% of applications. Hell, it’d probably improve most applications if they adopted some proven shade of gray.

Why do people feel that each and every tool they use needs its own unique look and feel? And why are people willing to pay more for that? In some cases, sure. For my smart sprinkler app.. I don’t give a damn if it looks like 1000 other apps.

buzzerbetrayed··on Expanding Swift's IDE Support
Very high quality comment that is being downvoted unfairly because it defends AI. HN is on the wrong side of history on this one.
buzzerbetrayed··on Project Glasswing: Securing critical software for the AI era
Software already exists that has been written by Claude. They absolutely are selling the means to write software, and the means to securing the insecure software. At least for the time being. In the future Mythos will probably just make it possible to prompt good software from the start.
buzzerbetrayed··on Project Glasswing: Securing critical software for the AI era
If you’re still an AI skeptic at this point, I don’t know what sort of advancement could convince you that this is happening.
buzzerbetrayed··on Sam Altman may control our future – can he be trusted?
Sociopath is the next word that people seem to want to entirely destroy the meaning of
buzzerbetrayed··on Gemma 4 on iPhone
For me the hallucination and gaslighting is like taking a step back in time a couple of years. It even fails the “r’s in strawberry” question. How nostalgic.

It’s very impressive that this can run locally. And I hope we will continue to be able to run couple-year-old-equivalent models locally going forward.

buzzerbetrayed··on F-15E jet shot down over Iran
Seriously. Makes me glad we attacked when we did. They could have bolstered their anti air defenses even more.
buzzerbetrayed··on Artemis II Launch Day Updates
Man I’m tired of people only caring about money when it comes to space. Meanwhile they lose their shit when someone suggests that tax payers shouldn’t pay for people’s Coca-Cola.
buzzerbetrayed··on Artemis II Launch Day Updates
Because of all the bullshit that the government wastes our tax funds on, this is the least bullshit.
buzzerbetrayed··on Artemis II Launch Day Updates
The current one will
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