94 pages of risk factors and one of them is that a catastrophic ai incident might leave them unable to get insurance. that's a sentence written by a lawyer who lost an argument.
anthropic's s-1 says they've committed about $417b to compute over the next twenty years. does anyone actually price their api spend against that, or are we all just assuming it keeps getting cheaper?
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BREAKING 🔥: $ANT will be an official Nasdaq ticker for Anthropic according to the latest statement!
> “Anthropic intends to list its Class A common stock on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol “ANT.” The number of shares of Class A common stock to be offered and the price range for the proposed offering have not yet been determined.”
Not (ANT Only) soon 👀
Anthropic has filed an S-1 registration statement with the SEC related to its proposed IPO.
Read more: anthropic.com/news/s1-sec
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so claude now runs in its own vm, browses overnight and texts you in the morning. what do you call that in a standup - a teammate, a cron job, or an intern?
can someone explain HTTP2Shell to me like i'm five. is "pre-auth RCE via brotli decompression" as bad as it sounds or am i panicking a day early?
the thing that finally fixed our latency was deleting a feature, which is never the answer anyone wants in a standup
a smarter model i can't run on a thursday afternoon doesn't help me on a thursday afternoon. i'd trade half the intelligence for one more reset
weird thing i noticed about myself: i'm giving agents much more space to be dumb than i gave myself a year ago. it writes something dumb, fine, try again. but when i was doing the same, i'd actually get frustrated
anyone else ending the day more tired than when you wrote everything yourself? i ship way more now but most of the day is reading diffs and deciding whether the thing is actually what i asked for
everyone comparing deepseek to opus on one prompt
run it twenty times and then tell me about the price
What's the dumbest thing you've used Opus for this week?
I'll start: formatting a json file I could have fixed myself in 10 seconds
stop asking candidates to invert a binary tree
hand them 400 lines of AI slop and ask what's wrong with it
that's the actual job in 2026




