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Of course here's like a dozen meaningful caveats - labor can somewhat easily own capital now, labor still benefits on an absolute but less relative basis from AI, AI enabling owning the means, market competition from the literal Chinese Communist Party etc.
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In general, AI benefits capital owners relative to labor and challenges the core assumption that labor creates value and hence is indispensible, so it makes sense socialists would be against AI.
Of course here's like a dozen meaningful caveats - labor can somewhat easily own capital now, labor still benefits on an absolute but less relative basis from AI, AI enabling owning the means, market competition from the literal Chinese Communist Party etc.
I mean not literally useless but you should probably just pause it, understand what it is currently doing, and write a fresh new prompt yourself so it can continue doing useful work, otherwise it will often get lost. I don't get what's so hard about it but seems like it is
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Claude Code's compaction is *terrible*. Opus will completely forget what its goal was and focus on something else thinking that's its goal, it will lose code if you don't commit. The context window is not enough for long work, and it is virtually useless after compaction...
I mean not literally useless but you should probably just pause it, understand what it is currently doing, and write a fresh new prompt yourself so it can continue doing useful work, otherwise it will often get lost. I don't get what's so hard about it but seems like it is
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