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I don't call my Ikea furniture hand-built.

Yeah I'm sure those 4 lines of code are a big ask.

Probably a firefox bug but the interface hit boxes are misaligned when fullscreen

That does not appear to have a million lines of code

The chart is complete and utter slop. But I guess their aligned AI didn't tell them that making up data is "not good" so how could they have known.

So is it for latency or is it for cost?

Why did you lie 11 days ago, 3 days after the fix went in, about the cause of excess token usage?

Okay, I'll ring back tomorrow and we'll continue

Yes?

I mean it's very provable that they sell access to your data and your eyeballs other companies.

Sounds like he's on the verge of developing a valuable product then.

Just another drop in the now overflowing bucket of evidence that you can't trust any of these immoral fuck wits.

The Amodeis' have just proven that the threat of even slight hardship will make them throw any and all principles away.

Yeah, I know it's just funny to see the coordinated effort across multiple sites.

Going on a little PR adventure today are we?

The emphasis is on the wrong word

Let’s start with the root cause, which is that AI does actually make you more 10x productive, once you learn how.

But hey, don’t take it from me. Take it from… the Copilot people. According to The Verge and a bunch of other reputable news sources, Microsoft is openly encouraging their employees to use multiple tools, and as a result, Claude Code has rapidly become dominant across engineering at Microsoft.

And what wonders they've achieved with it! Truly innovative enhancements to notepad being witnessed right now! The inability to shut down your computer! I can finally glimpse the 10x productivity I've been missing out on!

Since we're in an Anthropic topic

https://www.businessinsider.com/anthropic-ceo-ai-90-percent-...

I don't like tooling that increases my exposure to bad state actors

Can anyone suggest a solid alternative on Windows

What a weird reason to switch. I don't know why you'd believe any other piece of software is somehow more secure against state actors.

UO? I don't remember any complex NPC systems there. Ultima 7 had daily schedules and the veneer of a functioning economy though

Crying free speech and attempting to rile up the tech bros is just what companies do these days.

It doesn't matter if, like this issue, it has absolutely nothing to do with free speech; if you position yourself as a defender of the "open internet", "open source", "free thinking" or "innovation" you get every dingleberry that hangs off Musk to come and defend you.

So in what way is the UK on the case?

You do realise you are talking about a petition started seven years ago by a small diocese that got less than a thousand signatures?

Does anyone have the video of Satya waffling on about agents following you around as he fumbles to explain the value of copilot?

lol leakier than a sieve.

Yes, but Microsoft/Github do not make any determination about the validity of the claim.

Once a valid (from a process perspective) claim is submitted, the provider is required to take the claimed content down for 10 days. From there the counter claim and court processes can go back and forth.

Microsoft/Github have no say in enforcement of a DMCA claim.

Waking up to the fact that the largest corporations in the world are stealing off everyday people to sell a subscription to their theft driven service?

The absolute delusion.

Zero contrition. Doesn't even understand why they are getting the reaction that they are.

I would like to say this is exceptional for people who evangelise AI, but it's not.

Have they come out and said what personal data they are selling yet? They were awfully guarded about what they were selling and to who.

I guess we shouldn't worry though, just some random law thought that what they were doing was "selling personal data" but we shouldn't think that it was. No further explanation required.

I haven't seen an estimate for $50m for the super computer but guesstimating based off the available specs it's in the ~$2-300m range.

My god is that a dumb slide deck. With that many graph you can expect some of them to be duds but more than half of them in the first 20 pages are just meaningless.

Just to add on, it's called coding because it was, at one point, the act of taking chart notes and turning them into ICD codes.