I believe the constitution is part of its training data, and as such its impact should be consistent across different applications (eg Claude Code vs Claude Desktop).

I, too, notice a lot of differences in style between these two applications, so it may very well be due to the system prompt.

Exactly, the current spend on LLMs is based on extremely high expectations and the vendors operating at a loss. It’s very reasonable to assume that those expectations will not be met, and spending will slow down as well.

Nvidia’s valuation is based on the current trend continuing and even increasing, which I consider unlikely in the long term.

> Nvidia’s valuation is based on the current trend continuing

People said this back when Folding@Home was dominated by Team Green years ago. Then again when GPUs sold out for the cryptocurrency boom, and now again that Nvidia is addressing the LLM demand.

Nvidia's valuation is backstopped by the fact that Russia, Ukraine, China and the United States are all tripping over themselves for the chance to deploy it operationally. If the world goes to war (which is an unfortunate likelihood) then Nvidia will be the only trillion-dollar defense empire since the DoD's Last Supper.

China is restricting purchases of H200s. The strong likelihood is that they're doing this to promote their own domestic competitors. It may take a few years for those chips to catch up and enter full production, but it's hard to envision any "trillion dollar" Nvidia defense empire once that happens.

It's very easy to envision. America needs chips, and Intel can't do most of this stuff.

Intel makes GPUs.

Intel's GPU designs make AMD look world-class by comparison. Outside of transcode applications, those Arc cards aren't putting up a fight.

...if you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with?

Intel's GPU story all their life.

What’s the definition of linkbait in this case? I can’t find a good definition online, as the best I can find is “content designed to attract backlinks”, which this does not appear to be / isn’t related to the title?

I'm not a definitions person but surely it means something like grabbing attention with sensationalism (drama / snark / anger / etc.)

It was this title before, so it was intentionally changed; I wonder why.

Because the title of the post should match the title of the submission - unless the mods dislike it, then it'll be changed to something else.

The mods dislike many titles but only change some of them. We also like some of the ones we change!

That's because there's a principle involved. It's not hard to find: see https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html, or https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46671377 nearby.

I’m the author but not the poster. I didn’t change the title. Maybe the mods did?

The title came to me as an epiphany too haha, shame to see it get changed.

My guess as to why it was changed was that it doesn't really work as a pithy quip the moment you actually think about it.

OpenAI is introducing ads on their purported path from "AI" to "AGI"... hence the "A" was already accounted for in the acronym. If only "Ads" started with "G"!

There are already SEO companies that are trying to ensure a site’s content is being referenced by ChatGPT, so it’s already a thing.

That’s what you get when you raise a lot of VC capital. Just being the best timeseries database is not enough.

You should watch the video before commenting; in the first 10 seconds it’s explained that everything is built from scratch, including chassis.

I would if I could but like I said, sometimes watching a video isn't an option. The move in some areas to publishing everything as a video instead of writing a proper article is problematic for multiple reasons. I am glad that most things on HN are print and much more discoverable and consumable in all situations.

Everything?

Well not everything of course, but at least the chassis and PCB boards.

I don’t think the most upvoted comment on this thread should be dismissing this as “not impressive”, not even having watched the video.

nit: the last letter of PCB stands for "board"

This is correct, I personally aim to have all the highest quality versions of all movies, ie original Blu-ray. I have plenty of people that make use of it, it’s a hobby.

I believe Anthropic was saying that they created Claude Work using Claude Code as well, in about a week.

That looks great! Is there a way to store / cache the embeddings?