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That would sound very reasonable except this is the same what people said first about Windows and then Android crushing Apple.

And yet it's Apple that controls the top of the market and has the best margins in the business.

This is the same position OpenAI and Anthropic have right now.

Could this market be different? Maybe. But the status quo could be preserved as well.

What do we do when we know that social media it not healthy for kids Who said we know?

Tons of people believe it's a waste of money though (I disagree).

Nobody enjoys paying for one though.

YouTube empowers millions of creators around the world.

It's more about the fact that at a sufficiently large scale any platform faces the same issues. Some creators are terrible without breaking the rules, people argue, etc.

Few founders do this and the ones who do are solving their own problems. For Anthropic it's primarily hiring.

But as a PR person I can guarantee you it's not possible to go around such perception shifts through money alone.

Yes, but what do you use in life? What's on your watch?

On the Moon or even Mars it's a bit irrelevant because you're not following the Sun anyway.

But let's talk sci-fi: what if there is a habitable colony where the day is 26h30m. What do you actually do?

The preview they released is so smudged though, like they tried to denoize it.

They only struggle to make a profit because of investments into their future, basically: training, aggressive hiring of AI researchers. Anthropic seems to have 90% margin on their API pricing and all enterprise customers have to use this.

And the reason they can do this is because they can create a $1Tr company in 5 years, so they know the investment will pay off.

Why Elon wants his own model so much is a good question with many possible answers, but if Cursor/xAI can produce a truly good model at competitive pricing I don't see why many people won't jump on it.

Neil broke them already damnit

It's not the government workers, it's non-profits getting grants from the government.

In many other regions of the world if you ask someone to connect you with a potential investor they demand a success fee. In SV, they do not. Because they're playing a very long iterated game and understand, that even if they don't make a bank themselves, knowing future-successful people will be a great benefit.

Existing instances don't get a new price until you resize them.

Not sure. They were cheaper than DigitalOcean, to the point where 1 DO instance cost would give you 3 on Hetzner, but now they're at parity, and DO seems to have a better product.

Not for me at least, I had to fire up the console and try creating a new server.

I don't care about inequality, I care about the median.

It'd be great if Electron itself became a core part of the OS. Tauri is closer to this on MacOS because it tries to use WebKit but not enough.

I think you tried to narrow down my general statement. What I'm saying is: not all countries and their regulatory bodies are equal. India is a pretty top-down country with quite a protectionist policy.

Not all countries and their regulatory bodies are equal.

I think it'd be pretty weird if people and teams inside a company go just go rogue against the CEO.

What issues do you see? I've never had issue with any mass operation there.

When I open Gmail, whether an app or on the web, it already has the latest emails loaded. When I open Mail.app, I have to wait for them to download.

This is why Gmail is nicer in many areas.

But Mimestream is good specifically because it uses Gmail Sync API, not IMAP/SMTP.

Seems to me the route that these agents took is sort of exactly how a group of people would collaborate on building an RTS?

That's a crazy story. National TLD is a weird business from the beginning.

AI Mode is pretty good. It's quite reliable and much faster than any LLM chatbot.

AI Overviews are pretty bad though.

I definitely noticed it's usually the CEOs and senior executives (so people the most removed from ground work) who suffer the most from it.

Building a Hacker News client has long been a rite of passage because the read-only API is freely available, cool to see more experiments like this.

I believe at this point pretty much half of the users might have their own client :)

Apple is basically this already.