guybedo

We're losing both Jean-Luc Picard and Dr Charles Xavier at the same time.

Quite a sad day.

i'm not sure anyone cares about Terra though.

Previous Terra model was so good it was discontinued.

OpenAi needs a model to compete with Opus 5.5, and that's not Terra 6.1.

i agree with this, "Enterprises will almost always pick a turnkey solution".

For now it's Anthropic. But i don't see how they can maintain this leader position when other companies can provide similar services with models good enough for 90% use cases and at way lower cost.

Anthropic so far is doing a good job building and serving frontier models, they built a nice toolset around it (the web ui, desktop and cli apps ...) but the problem is to justify their IPO price and the huge investments when their moat is so thin

it gets harder by the day to justify >$1T valuations for OpenAi and Anthropic

AI is a tool the same way humans are tools for other humans.

A corporation is basically human tools organized in hierarchical layers, each layer is human tools for the layer above to carry some tasks.

that's cool, i had a very similar idea a few days ago, it's great to see somebody actually built it

drinking coffee?

yeah ...

i live in French Polynesia, a French territory, i'm a Google AI subscriber and i can't use Google AI Studio or antigravity cli because i'm in a geo restricted area ...

It seems Google has no issue laying out cables across the Pacific Ocean from/to Tahiti, they don't have an issue selling their services and plans there but i can't use AI Studio or antigravity cli because of geo restrictions ...

i don't think we're going back to pre-ai era anytime soon.

My own experience, probably similar to a lot of people's own experience is that i haven't written code by hand (at least 10 lines) in 2026, i can work with any web/backend framework/language because LLMs can.

I'm now an architect / team leader, i manage a team of devs (LLM) and i mostly spend my day providing guidance/suggestions and making architectural choices.

I've never built things that fast, it makes no sense to hand write code anymore as it's so slow. When i run out of tokens, i just wait (doing some reviews, code reads, etc ...), but it doesn't make sense to spend a day writing some code that gonna be generated in a few minutes when tokens are back ...

Obviously this is my personal experience, there's other industries / use cases / etc ... where hand writing code makes sense. But it's not my case anymore.

i think we shouldn't mix things here.

Opus 5.5 isn't the frontier, when they say 'pacing the frontier', it's about internal models not yet released, as they're probably one or two generations ahead already.

problems with Grok too ... so i guess Grok 4.7 tried to escape and took control of Colossus datacenter.