It’s great at filing!

But it’s terrible at retrieval because it would refuse to show me documents or information with personal details - which was everything in the project.

It would say, yes, I know this is your information, sitting on your hard drive, but I still can’t show it to you.

My car was stolen in Seattle and it was found with the person driving it when he was pulled over by police. In the car he had paperwork with his name on it, a weapon, and his work uniform in the trunk with a name badge (he was a security guard - lol) along with a neighborhood witness.

Despite a mountain of evidence, the prosecutors declined to press charges because without direct video evidence of him stealing the car, they would not get a jury to convict, because jurors in Seattle have become accustom to thinking that the only way to overcome reasonable doubt is to have it on video. And even that often isn't enough...

Yeah, maybe Stripe could do more without Radar, but I imagine it could also be fraught if Stripe was in the business of blocking customers from their entire network based on one vendor's complaint. Obviously a lot could go wrong with such an approach.

This is why SpaceX could be a dark horse in this race. Putting compute in space is expensive but so is building a data center in the US.

Although I doubt this will stop them if they think it’s advantageous…

People keep wondering why trust in scientific findings is in free fall. A big part of it is because many scientists have become comfortable lying when they feel it’s for a noble cause.

And the updates to Music (formerly iTunes) are so bad the entire team should be dressed down, Steve Jobs style.

It would be like a barista becoming CEO of Starbucks and saying, "the employees are happy to have a barista as CEO."

Service member is extremely vague. "A member of a service."

Service members are anyone serving in the military.

Warfighter is used to describe combat roles.

If useful to distinguish between the two, warfighter is the correct term.

It still rambles, but now it prefaces it with "here's the short, to the point, direct answer:" ... followed by the same a long-winded answer.

Thank you California for acting on this, our top national priority.

I hope you're right!

We're in the part of the market cycle where everyone fights for marketshare by selling dollar bills for 50 cents.

When a winner emerges they'll pull the rug out from under you and try to wall off their garden.

Anthropic just forgot that we're still in the "functioning market competition" phase of AI and not yet in the "unstoppable monopoly" phase.