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After talking with ~40 people at Anthropic, a look at its “Yes, and...” culture where every idea is welcomed and judged based on vibes, like a hive mind

As you've probably noticed, something is happening over at Anthropic.  They are a spaceship that is beginning to take off.

Steve Yegge

Discussion

  • @buccocapital @buccocapital on x
    Ominous words from the legendary @Steve_Yegge Well worth the full read [image]
  • @buccocapital @buccocapital on x
    For 50 yrs we treated the supremacy of asset-light businesses as a permanent economic law But if AI commoditizes asset-light businesses, we'd just be reverting to the historical mean where value accrued to atoms, infrastructure, energy It would be a 50 year blip. An anomaly
  • @yacinemtb Kache on x
    @teortaxesTex Seems like armodei figured out how to motivate people who retire after one paycheck to keep on working. Jihad
  • @teortaxestex @teortaxestex on x
    me: Claude is a labradoodle AI, overhyped meanwhile Anthropic: [image]
  • @johnspurlock.com John Spurlock on bluesky
    ‘So now you see how the magic starts and ends.  During Golden Ages, there is more work than people.  And when they crash, it is because there are more people than work.’  —  steve-yegge.medium.com/the-anthropi...
  • @carnage4life Dare Obasanjo on bluesky
    Steve Yegge writes about Anthropic's culture.  Nothing concrete, mostly vibes.  —  He says it has that early Google/Amazon lightning in a bottle energy.  —  He notes Google lost that energy when Larry Page pivoted to focus on profits, killed 20% time and suddenly had too many peo…
  • @druce.ai @druce.ai on bluesky
    Anthropic operates a high-velocity “hive mind” with ≈90-day planning cycles, versioned workstreams, and claimed 10×-1000× developer productivity, enabling rapid productization such as Claude Cowork, launched publicly about 10 days after conception.