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"The resolution is a lever."

"Optimize the jobs that gate other work " ... "We gate on those checks at the job level" ... "We moved that write into a job that runs once the test shards finish but gates nothing"

Was there some vast corpus of training input that made Claude think that people commonly use "gate" to mean "block"?


1/6 the price, if they're right – that's a logarithmic cost-axis on the graph that shows Opus 5.5 medium matching Fable 5.1 max...

Technically right is the best kind of right?

He resigned from OpenAI to join Anthropic in May; it's Anthropic he resigned from just before making the announcement being discussed in this article.


ENTIC and ORIZ would make more orthographic sense...

or 4entic5 and 4oriz5, inverting the k8s, i18n pattern...

pronounced "forentics" and "forizes"...

somebody stop me!


"than I" ツ


What the hell is "right drag"?


Hold down secondary mouse button, typically the right one, and move the mouse. (If you don't have a mouse attached, you might not be able to perform this action.)


It means click and hold the right mouse button, then move the mouse. Fair question, the label is pretty cryptic


J. Edgar Hoover


Note that, since the 2.55.0 release this June, git offers "instant fixup" as "git history fixup <SHA>"

https://git-scm.com/docs/git-history


Little extra "fun" anecdote: my building has two banks of eight elevators, each servicing 20 or so floors, and has six destination dispatch kiosks: one at each end and the middle of each bank. The kiosks originally had nice metal buttons for each floor and you could easily tap yours as you walked by.

Sometime during Covid, the metal buttons were replaced with glass touch screens – which are totally unreadable on sunny days, because in our stunning glass-ceilinged atrium mezzanine they sit directly in sunbeams[0]. So now you have to walk up to the kiosk, shade it with your body, and squint at the screen to make out where to touch it.

[0] http://www.angel.net/~nic/photos/elevators.jpg


I have done this for years – it looks much better to me than an em dash – so it's nice to have some authority to cite!

Especially unspaced—this is just way too close—I can't even read it.


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