daniel

breaking stuff

[daniel @hackermondev]

@RafaMorgan64 what is this chart supposed to mean?

[daniel @hackermondev]

@thegeneralist01 what else is claude good at other than coding? what major advantages do they have over openai? codex and claude code are fairly on the same level of popularity.

[daniel @hackermondev]

but openai was able to catch up incredibly fast. today, they're both fairly on the same level in terms of coding.

since openai focused on a variety of things beforehand, they have a variety of offerings for consumers, while anthropic isnt really good at anything else but coding

[daniel @hackermondev]

@mauropos04_p anthropic doesn't have any major advantage over openai in coding.

yes, coding makes the most money but it's essentially a stalemate right now since both tools are fairly equally popular.

openai has other things to monetize while anthropic doesnt

[daniel @hackermondev]

anyone outside the tech twitter bubbble clearly knows openai is winning the ai race.

if you compare ai offerings between both companies, openai is significantly leading.

anthropic spent most of their time building ai for coding which gave a lead initially..

[daniel @hackermondev]

@TheWhiteTower16 they're on the same level. today, anthropic doesn't have any major advantages over openai. since consumers are already using openai at home, they'll bring it to their businesses and openai will naturally also win enterprise.

[daniel @hackermondev]

@TheWhiteTower16 i guess bro

[daniel @hackermondev]

@joelnet most of this time these aren't even directly from the app. it's from external services (like captchas) trying to fingerprint your device

[rekdt @rekdt]

Casually tapping the sign:

[daniel @hackermondev]

@thdxr this. i didn't even know openai launched dots until i heard about x's domain squatting

[daniel @hackermondev]

@PolymarketMoney probably cause they sent every instagram user a notification to download it

[daniel @hackermondev]

i used to love reading security writeups, i found it really interesting to see the thinking process behind how they found really impressive vulnerabilities.

nowadays security writeups consist of prompting AI and effortlessly finding vulnerabilities with zero effort

[daniel @hackermondev]

@zapadooo @luaan_ng @stupidtechtakes

[daniel @hackermondev]

@pnpmjs this is interesting

[daniel @hackermondev]

@Polymarket good chance the cia already has covert operations with similar goals

[daniel @hackermondev]

@bcomnes why

[daniel @hackermondev]

@Polymarket at this point he needs to change his name

[daniel @hackermondev]

@Patrosi73 😭😭😭

[daniel @hackermondev]

@cdngdev could u do this for any city?

[daniel @hackermondev]

@EvanOtero @X @Engineering "next level" and its just like any other phishing email