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@MichaelChongMP @TMTLongShort yeah you are right

Iran is a serial violator of human rights. Canada has designated it a State Supporter of Terrorism under the State Immunity Act. But last Wednesday, the Liberal gov’t supported Iran’s membership to a UN committee which oversees human rights. I asked the gov’t, why? #cdnpoli

@MUKIDEZA2 @romain_delyonne Will you put a good word in for me with the god of gambling

@romain_delyonne 神社ごとに祀られてる神様が違って 「学業の神」「勝負の神」「賭け事の神」「恋愛の神」「豊穣の神」とか 祀られてる神のいる神社に行く、御守りを買うなどして祈りますね。

Dites les japonais, j'ai entendu dire que dans le shintoisme il y a des millions de dieux. Vous faites comment pour savoir lequel prier ? 😅 En Occident on est habitués à prier un seul Dieu , d'où ma question.

@PeterMcCormack Were you a horder?

Deleted 150 apps off my phone the other day and have been forcing myself to delete one more app a day. Ask me anything 😂

@MUKIDEZA2 gm

そろそろアメリカの兄貴たち起きてくる時間かな？ GM！！！！

@inversebrah Maybe someone should ask @CL207 to use Google Maps

sea mines and where to find em

@martianwyrdlord How was the eff captured?

The founder of the Electronic Freedom Foundation vs the current executive director of the Electronic Freedom Foundation.

@johnkonrad Feels more like a waypoint than a victory condition. History will judge effectiveness.

If your product isn't being marketed as a weapon, it's not powerful enough

@sugarjammi Should have just lead with BTS

in london uber “are u chinese?” “no im korean” immediately starts playing BTS

@zhusu You talking about KFC?

People think China is a difficult consumer market for foreign brands yet there are dozens of brands that have nearly died in their main markets while still being popular in China.

Machines loving Grace Blackwell coming soon.

@SantiagoAuFund why is Gold trading like a risk asset?

Gold rises on two week ceasefire headlines. Cancel all your newsletters…

@Jebus ok, but admit TC has been sold more times than a Ukrainian hooker

Can we stop pretending that we’ve somehow escaped the law of the jungle? We haven’t We won’t until the robots take over and force us to We don’t invade random places and take them over because of the math, not because of moral framework The R/R is just generally bad when you could make places libertarian and get all the same upsides When you stop lying to yourself about the reality you inhabit, you will start to see the incentive and cost structures that hold it all in line and you won’t have to cry for esoteric morality anymore

@beffjezos Your only chance of breaking out of the underclass is to ship.

If I crash out hard enough, maybe Anthropic will give me early access to Mythos 🤔 worth a shot

@tofupudding420 hi

@bcherny @deanwball Need a background agent that reviews how cc is being used, has mcp access to latest updates and can proactively provide guidance similar 9”on improvements vs today’s static tool tip that loops

👋 Appreciate the feedback. Since we introduced Claude Code at Anthropic, engineering velocity has increased hundreds of %, and the rate at which it is increasing is itself accelerating. The velocity is very much not performative -- we're actively trying to figure out how to build effectively when all of the code is written by Claude. Claude has accelerated the pace at which we ship, and as a result we've been hitting all sorts of new bottlenecks: code review and regression prevention, CI and merge queues, source control reliability, etc. We're working through each of these as they come up, and now have good answers for a number of them. One of these bottlenecks is figuring out how to best communicate new features to our users. My pov is we need to be doing much better here. The problem isn't that we are releasing quickly, the problem is that we should design features in a way where you don't need to know about them to benefit from them. This is the case for much of what we build, and we need to make it the case for all of it. To share how we think about it, there's a few ways to approach it from a product design pov: - Make it so the model can do things for you (eg. enter plan mode, invoke skills, configure your settings) - Generalize features rather than create new parallel features - Make features opt-in until we do the above - Have Claude monitor feature usage and brainstorm/build ways to improve usage while simplifying the system We try to do all of the above, but as you said, it's not perfect yet, and this is something we're working through. If you prefer a lagging version, you can also use the Claude Code stable release (not latest). We're intentionally being open about what we're seeing, since our customers are seeing the same thing and at least part of our job is helping companies navigate this new way of doing engineering. Re: source code leak -- it was unintentional, but was also human error. There was a subtle bug that missed several rounds of manual review. We're working on how we can better catch it automatically next time.

I think the current state of the Claude and Claude Code *apps* crystallize this sentiment well. It feels as though Anthropic’s acceleration of release cadence to these apps is almost performative, like they are smirking at the camera and saying, “buckle up bucko: We Are Doing Recursive Self-Improvement And From Now On, Things Will Go *Fast* 😏” But the ones who seem like they need to buckle up are Anthropic themselves. They’re shipping largely half-baked features faster than users can digest them; I am a constant Claude Code user with pretty good information bandwidth and even I just ignore the release notes at this point. Even if I paid attention, there wouldn’t be enough time to get comfortable with the ergonomics of a new feature before they changed it, obsoleted it, or released some new but weirdly overlapping related feature. I just use the app the way I did before its developers started turning to the camera with the raised eyebrow and the smirk. Many others I know share this habit and sentiment. It is not in fact good for your car’s control panel to change and expand every 36 hours, even if it is in some sense impressive that it is now possible to effect change at that frequency. And what’s more, they leaked their source code! I know this wasn’t because of Claude Code per se, but surely it is indicative of a company and a team that is moving too fast for their own good. This is the most important product ever made, if you believe Anthropic’s thesis. Yet they do not especially act like it. It feels like performative acceleration, velocity for the sake of velocity.

@beffjezos Let’s see it in the wild first. Fits their marketing mo too well

There's big model smell. Then there's whiffs of ASI. Mythos feels like the latter.

@toly If it’s so good how did they leak their entire code base?

Why would Anthropic employ anyone dumber than their AI? Conversely, their AI can’t be any smarter than their dumbest employee.

@CL207 Careful, I will point Mythos at your litter box.

about to wipe out some civilization i produced last few days into a tenga

@bitcoinpanda69 Show us what you think is hideous

I have received 6 compliments on my hideous watch I wore entirely for the purpose of having even one friend with the courage enough to tell me it's retarded