Jcampuzano2 (u/Jcampuzano2)

Jcampuzano2 commented on Claude Code daily benchmarks for degradation tracking marginlab.ai/trackers/cla... · Posted by u/qwesr123

stared · 11 days ago

Does it benchmark the underlying code (Opus 4.5) or Claude Code harness? If the second, I would love to see CC versions involved.

I would be curious to see on how it fares against a constant harness.

There were thread claiming that Claude Code got worse with 2.0.76, with some people going back to 2.0.62. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/16157

So it would be wonderful to measure these.

Jcampuzano2 · 11 days ago

Claude Code. They mention they are using claude codes CLI in the benchmark, and claude code changes constantly.

I wouldn't be surprised if the thing this is actually testing is benchmarking just claude codes constant system prompt changes.

I wouldn't really trust this to be able to benchmark opus itself.

Jcampuzano2 commented on TikTok users can't upload anti-ICE videos. The company blames tech issues cnn.com/2026/01/26/tech/t... · Posted by u/kotaKat

gcanyon · 13 days ago

The problem I was listening to a historian discuss the other day is that we're stuck in a cycle of:

   1. Republican breaks norms/laws
   2. Democrat cleans up after, but by *not* breaking norms, doesn't go far enough to actually undo all the damage
   3. We end up with a more broken governmental configuration, and head back to (1)

They said this pattern goes back to Nixon.

Jcampuzano2 · 13 days ago

Theres a reason 99% of actions taken by democrats are just "strongly worded letters" and how they consistently come up with the exact small number of Democrats needed to push legislation and bills that the party proposes to be against.

Most Democratic politicians are in on the game too. Its all just political theater and their in-group rotates out who gets to be the bad guys.

Yes Democrats clean-up by not breaking norms, but as mentioned they never go far enough because they legitimately do not want to go too far due to corporate interests and the elite.

I am left leaning but do not align with the majority of the Democratic party because they are in on this too. They have the tools to be much more antagonistic to the GOP but they purposely don't use them

Jcampuzano2 commented on Uber Faces Growing Pressure over Sexual Assault Record nytimes.com/2026/01/21/bu... · Posted by u/buellerbueller

Jcampuzano2 · 19 days ago

This is exactly why I think Waymo will win.

My wife and I went to a couple cities where Waymo operated and when we tried it were pleasantly surprised. Talked to a few people and did some research and it's clear women feel much safer and will pay the premium to have their type of experience vs basically a random gamble as to the type of person who will pick you up in an Uber.

Not to mention lately it seems like Ubers standards for the cars picking you up have gone way down the drain. That or maybe people are just lying or gaming the system about the state of their vehicles.

And on top of that there are plenty of drivers who probably shouldn't even have a license. As a man there have been plenty of rides where I've felt unsafe simply due to erratic driving.

Jcampuzano2 commented on The Nobel Prize and the Laureate Are Inseparable nobelpeaceprize.org/press... · Posted by u/karakoram

Jcampuzano2 · 22 days ago

Sloppy seconds seems to be his thing.

I can't imagine being somebody who voted for him and thinking this is what an "alpha" man does, bitch and moan about prizes and recognition instead of actually doing things of value.

I wouldn't be surprised if there is a large cohort of people who never admit they voted for Trump in the future out of embarrassment.

Jcampuzano2 commented on Cursor's latest “browser experiment” implied success without evidence embedding-shapes.github.i... · Posted by u/embedding-shape

ankit219 · 24 days ago

Like it or not, it's a fundraising strategy. They have followed it mutliple times (eg: vague posts about how much their inhouse model is writing code, online RL, and lines of code etc. earlier) and it was less vague before. They released a model and did not give us the exact benchmarks or even tell us the base model for the same. This is not to imply there is no substance behind it, but they are not as public about their findings as one would like them to be. Not a criticism, just an observation.

Jcampuzano2 · 24 days ago

Never releasing the benchmarks or being openly benched unlike literally every other model provider always irked me.

I think they know they're on the backfoot at the moment. Cursor was hot news for a long time but now it seems terminal based agents are the hot commodity and I rarely see cursor mentioned. Sure they already have enterprise contracts signed but even at my company we're about to swap from a contract with cursor to Claude code because everyone wants to use that instead now - especially since it doesn't tie you to one editor.

So I think they're really trying to get "something" out there that sticks and puts them in the limelight. Long context/sessions are one of the hot things especially with Ralph being the hot topic so this lines up with that.

Also I know cursor has its own cli but I rarely see mention of it.

Jcampuzano2 commented on Creators of Tailwind laid off 75% of their engineering team github.com/tailwindlabs/t... · Posted by u/kevlened

falloutx · a month ago

how do you know it recreated perfectly. Is it equally customizable? Is it equally accessible? And your LLM models cost money too. If you use the API keys, you can quickly see the cost.

Jcampuzano2 · a month ago

Being 100% honest even though it sucks to be the truth - it doesn't matter if its customizable or accessible or not because you just ask the LLM to do that for you.

Or ask the LLM to customize it to your specific use case since most people really only really care about their situation - not for it to be customizable to everyones use case.

Jcampuzano2 commented on Creators of Tailwind laid off 75% of their engineering team github.com/tailwindlabs/t... · Posted by u/kevlened

1970-01-01 · a month ago

>making it easier for LLMs to read our docs just means less traffic to our docs which means less people learning about our paid products and the business being even less sustainable.

This tells me the problem wasn't AI but the overall business wasn't healthy. Docs don't drive sales.

Jcampuzano2 · a month ago

Doesn't matter. Even if people were for some reason still going to their docs there would simply be no need for the types of paid products they offer - prebuilt template components.

Why pay for a template when AI's can shit out your entire design system and multiple templates in 5 minutes, not to mention competition from other template systems like shadcn that are completely free.

And yes they might not be the best quality but you just prompt it until you like it and then use it as a reference.

Jcampuzano2 commented on AI employees don't pay taxes alec.is/posts/ai-employee... · Posted by u/arm32

joquarky · a month ago

> we would simply see corporate flight from the US

Good. If they don't want to pay for the physical and legal infrastructure to make their business possible here, then they can go elsewhere. I'm so tired of this cowardly excuse.

Jcampuzano2 · a month ago

It's not an "excuse". I'm just saying what would happen. I'm not against raising corporate taxes and patching loopholes. I just know there would also be unintended consequences for even the less wealthy that many don't consider.

Jcampuzano2 commented on AI employees don't pay taxes alec.is/posts/ai-employee... · Posted by u/arm32

BloondAndDoom · a month ago

Payroll taxes are the worst for small companies followed by strong labor law. Strong Labor laws are good if the company has 500-1000+ people but not able to fire someone within the month with reason is just dumb (I’m looking at Europe). It indeed causes many startups to hire 50% less people than they can.

I honestly don’t understand taxing anyone making less than something like 500K.

Don’t tax anyone earns less than this, focus all tax collection to top 1% and all big corps that makes more than 5M a year. With all those resource if this can be collected and obvious loopholes patched that’s it.

This would not only bring more tax, but also would fuel massive growth on the bottom line in terms startups and tons of innovation on the medium sized companies.

Jcampuzano2 · a month ago

Not taxing anyone under 500k would remove a very large share of tax revenue. Combining that with higher corporate taxes would be nice, but if it got pushed too high (which it would in this scenario) we would simply see corporate flight from the US to elsewhere or it would eliminate practically all the benefit of lower taxes from the less wealthy as the cost of goods would skyrocket.

There isn't really a silver bullet unless people in the US as a whole culturally become less consumerist and our entire economy is restructured around that fact.

Jcampuzano2 commented on USD share as global reserve currency drops to lowest since 1994 wolfstreet.com/2025/12/26... · Posted by u/stevenjgarner

_blk · a month ago

Are you trying to project this unto Trump when the Fed is doing everything it can to oppose his measures?

I'm only the crypto weirdo guy asking.

Jcampuzano2 · a month ago

Have you ever thought it doesn't matter what the fed does to try to minimize the damage.

Trust needs to come from the top, and there is none there right now.