It hasn't worked for nuclear disarmament. We live in a world where many countries have nuclear arsenals. "But it hasn't killed us yet!" Yeah sure, it's only been less than a century since they were invented. Who knows when nuclear war will come?
The point is complying with the DMA from the outset could mean having to launch a year later everywhere. Skipping the EU makes sense in a fast-moving market (if you’re designated as a gatekeeper).
I thought it was more implied, but let me be more explicit:
- This is something I made for myself without a lot of commercial thought, so I still haven't thought through pricing + usage + limits + operational limits. In it's current wildly unoptimized state it's still very cheap to run.
- For the specific concern about API Key leakage there's not a lot I can do about that (that I'm aware of) as the logic of what gets sent is handled by the client AI. It is possible to pull down and audit both the tools + instructions that are published by the MCP server if there are concerns on that side.
You are right; all I noticed was a big-time slowdown. They increased the quota, but I cannot even reach the end of the day with these speeds. .NET coding somehow improved, though.
I was complaining last time that Anthropic changes the set of benchmarks they use with each model release. This time they have moved all benchmark scores to the PDF. And changed the set again, making comparison difficult. At a glance it looks like it gains about ~5% over other models.
Mythos 5 Fable 5 Mythos Prev Opus 4.8 GPT-5.5 Gemini 3.1 Pro
SWE-bench Pro 80.3 80 77.8 69.2 58.6 54.2
SWE-bench Ver 95.5 95 93.9 88.6 - 80.6
Terminal-Bench 88.0 84.3 - 82.7 83.4 -
I assume consumers aren’t a big note in their bottom line. I’m not actually very sure about that, just an assumption.
What I wonder however is if these tools will become something I use at work only. $100/month is already a massive stretch budget wise. If these models keep devouring tokens there’s no way I’d get the same usage time out of them for $100 in usage credits.
I just don’t think I’d use them much at all at home.
So the solution is to import uneducated and non-certified individuals from other countries at lower pay and hope you can pay them less and teach them? As if that is any easier? Sounds like the only reason is so health conglomerates can provide lower pay.
To be put in perspective with their push for very short live certificates, like 7 days, with the argument that anyone can easily get certificate from at any time.
But in fact, little by little you have all the stacks needed to be able to isolate some entities from internet at the us request in a very short time
The only time text-to-SCAD has ever worked for me was when Claude (the app, not even Claude Code) decided spontaneously to spin up an environment and check the renderings of its SCAD code. That session lead to something 90-95% of the way to the finished product, and in some ways even surpassing my expectations by looking up measurements for relevant products instead of using placeholders.
Modifying the prompt and then trying it again did not lead to that self-verification loop and the output was unusable garbage.
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> He is dismissing the work of people like Ed Zitron who has unearthed a ton of evidence that AI doesn't deliver (or not nearly as much as is widely claimed) and there's a bubble that may collapse at some point
This is a complaint from the article. I read the article in good faith but I think it’s whiny and complainy and comes from some arrogance.
This authors take on AI is childish and also a bit frightening because normal educated seeming people can be this dismissive about AI.
So Apple built a feature that’s not good enough to use in a “competitive market” and now wants to wiggle their way out by blaming the very laws designed to protect people from shady corps.
I think the DMA is working just fine. It’s not like Apple had no idea this will happen.
The venues have their calendars and capacities listed in the system. Marketing is direct to an established fan/follower base with known locations. Imagine if Kickstarter had the final destination of the funds, and customers of the products already locked into place before the fund-raise took place and thus known during configuration. Would make the entire life-cycle more deterministic.
I was thinking.. how can I raise money for 10 loaves of bread to distribute to the homeless? Well can't the bakeries at least be listed in the system too and shown during configuration? But back to tickets - people can carry a sub-$1 smartcard and use that to get in with readers. They could also print a qr code, or there could be a manual door list with id-checking as well. Blah, should I go on?
