And it was the person both least, and most suspected.

It's always someone you either do or do not suspect!

I just did the opposite and am seeing better results.

Claude was struggling to use the ‘gh’ command to reliably read and respond to code review line level comments because it had to use the api. I had it write a few simple command line tools and a skill for invoking it, instantly better results.

YMMV

That's pretty standard lingo. Would you prefer "reporting to me"?

That is hidden behind a paywall. The curious part of me wants to know what the guy said, but the logical part of me knows it was likely little more than “oops”.

They are going to shoot down an airliner, then blame Anthropic and the Democrats.

> The Pentagon would crawl back, anyways, since Claude is the most effective model for programming tasks.

Having not followed this closely at all, it seems like they are. If they weren’t the best, why would the Pentagon be begging like this.

When all you have is a hammer…

Not selling your services to the government makes you the enemy?

1. I agree with you. The standard GPT voice is grating in its ability to use so many words without saying anything.

2. I also see it as a modern tower of Babylon. A linguistic equalizer of sorts.

> I expect someone to get around this by modifying the slicing software to use a different algorithm that doesn't rely strictly on layering 2D cross sections.

Yep

https://www.reddit.com/r/Advanced_3DPrinting/comments/1qsy6v...