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Interesting that tasks on extra high cost almost the same as Opus 4.8 with a slightly worse performance

Why is that any different? What’s to stop that company sharing information with the government?

Happy Mothers Day to all the moms on HN

He invested a lot of his own life on a promise that didn't pan out

So did the people who built Deno

I would argue for many people social media and news aggregators do the exact same thing. People site Instagram or TikTok as the source of their data in the same way others site ChatGPT

Is this any different than people who believe random things they read on sketchy news sites or social media?

In what world does China have a non-imperialist foreign policy?

But OpenAI has more serious competition than those others did when they were coming up. That puts pressure on them to figure out ads and they dragged their feet getting started

Deepseek showed that distillation is possible. Their results are possible without someone else doing the leading edge training

Same and honestly I haven't really missed my ChatGPT subscription since I canceled. I also have access to both (ChatGPT and Claude) enterprise tools at work and rarely feel like I want to use ChatGPT in that setting either

I do think this is going to be part of the solution to a lot of AI slop is adding small fees to do a thing

Ah yes. There are famously no billionaires who live in New York City

Who said "we have to tax them, or else they leave"? That doesn't seem to be what anyone is saying. The issue is that this group is threatening to leave if they are taxed.

I agree you should want to avoid having an income disparity like this, but we are where we are. The goal of this tax is to help correct that disparity.

The article is 9 years old so that may no longer be the case

They do offer containers now

I agree with this, but there were/are alternatives to Google that are functional but not as good. People still ended up choosing to use Google.

Interesting that this is better than Opus 4.1. I want to see how this holds up under real world use, but if that's the case its very impressive.

I wonder how long it will be before we get Opus 4.5

How is this not a problem with the law rather than a problem with Cloudflare?

I've been working with Alex at Channel3 closely on building a product on top of their service. They are very responsive and the product is getting better every day. I'm looking forward to seeing where Channel3 goes from here

Aren't the "defineApp" and "route" methods in rwsdk also magic? It feels like rwsdk is just being more deliberate about when and where to introduce those magic functions.

I'm a big fan of rwsdk so far. Thanks for building!

Growth rate matters a lot though. If they are growing quickly that multiple reduces quickly

In what world is Windsurf an OpenAI competitor?

This is a pretty massive ruling if it holds up

I think it is likely that people order Waymo's through Uber in the future

Uber is acting as an aggregator for all types of rides. Customers have the direct relationship with Uber. Unless Waymo completely runs away with autonomous driving then I think Uber has a lot of leverage.

Interior design, fashion, and advertising all come to mind

Right but they run on AWS. So AWS is making money every time someone uses Vercel or Supabase

I think that's true in the same way Shirley from accounting isn't going to setup an OAuth token to allow her productivity app to access her calendar. With the right abstractions she can do that without needing to understand what she is doing technically

Harvard's performance and reputation have tanked as a result of its anti-meritocratic policies

Do you have data to back this up?

Static in what sense?