| ▲ | dgellow 3 hours ago |
| Something I appreciated when going through Anthropic interview process was that I only dealt with humans. They could have been showcasing how even their interviews are done with Claude or something, but no, the whole loop was interacting with real humans, and nothing was on the topic “how do you work with LLMs”. It was about how me, the human, think and approach situations, and how I handle working with others (humans), etc. Which made a lot of sense to me, and I overall appreciated their process (other than it’s very time consuming, requires lots of prep). But it’s interesting to see that AI labs customers feel the need to showcase how much of their processes are now around agentic stuff |
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| ▲ | mohsen1 2 hours ago | parent | next [-] |
| Hmmm... I had a different experience. They had a fully automated environment where you ha to write test that passes some tests. No human involved. And the time requirement was insanely tight |
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| ▲ | bravetraveler 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-] |
| Fourth crack commandment: never get high on your own supply |
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| ▲ | dan_q 2 hours ago | parent | next [-] | | It's imperative to understand that Anthropic and OpenAI view their customers as subhuman drug addicts (read: *users*). From this perspective, the people who use these tools are beneath the people who design them. From this perspective, the rightful state of the world is for the superior members of the in-group to control the experience of the inferior members of the out-group. By using these tools, you willingly accept the position of the inferior/the sub-human/the addict. | | |
| ▲ | bonoboTP 15 minutes ago | parent | next [-] | | They extensively use Claude to develop Claude. It's absurd to suggest they don't use what they push on their users. It's one of the most common criticisms of Claude Code that it's too vibe coded and buggy due to that. | |
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| ▲ | normie3000 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-] | | It's why you never meet a dog that works in a dogfood factory. | |
| ▲ | lukewarm707 an hour ago | parent | prev [-] | | they will use their own product. but they will rule like the plutocracy that they are. they will tell me that they are not privileged to have my custom, rather, i am privileged to be their customer. we will tell ourselves that we should wait eagerly to see if we will be graced by "tibo's" largesse, like peasants clamouring to see a royal throwing bread among the masses. or that it is right and good that claude should refuse to answer on account of safety, but hack other companies on behalf of anthropic. surely we are too simple, and sometimes naive, truly we know not what is best for ourselves. no more. Vive la révolution!! |
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| ▲ | keybored 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-] |
| AI critics and honest AI executives of 2023 might say that AI companies are automating labor so that Capital can capture all productive value. But we have to give them some credit. They are hiring real humans. And not even hounding them about how they are not being sufficiently useless-meatbag relay points for the AI models and agents. And that demonstrates that they are actually being real humane mensch. Meanwhile, how many jobs have AI critics created? Crickets. |
