I also am not sure if Cursor's AWS bill is driven by Bedrock. It could be AWS Trainium (for training and inference)

It does feel like a natural end state for Cursor would be to become a first party model provider, and they've been piloting the stealth model "Cheetah" since early October

This piece assumes Anthropic's only way out is to raise prices, but it's a systems design problem.

1. Anthropic is hiring an engineer for TPU kernel optimizations, which will bring these cloud costs in-house
2. they hired a CTO to specifically focus on infra

it's clear where their focus is

not sure why, but sincerity feels better defined

authenticity begs the question “who am i really?” which can’t be fully answered and leads to self doubt

sincerity just asks that you care

what’s the zoomer equivalent

maybe irony poisoning

PSA: i’m not a crypto person

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they probably see copyrighted characters as a monetization vector (enough that they can promise revenue share even though the app makes $0)

inclined to take them at their word on this since videogen is not cheap and must have given some thought to business model before launch

re-reading this in the context of heterogeneous hardware, makes too much sense: hypersoren.xyz/posts/hayeks...

cmon, everyone understands review bombing

i did, there's no evidence of this (that's search-indexed at least)

there was an update to community guidelines last month, but seems separate from the point

sadge

what i tell myself before asking a bluesky user to cite their sources

any links you have on this would be appreciated

i agree he crossed that line. but was it crossed on *this* platform or elsewhere? (genuinely asking, i still can’t make sense of what the ToS violation was)

well that would also be grounds for Starbucks to refuse service