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The US is the one that makes it into the news the most often, but I bet if you search just about any country's name and the same subject you will get the same stories. The UK for example has plenty of stories of cop visits/arrests for just making Facebook posts that the government finds distasteful.

Time to hit the gym and get the testosterone up

I'm glad for that. The harder OpenAI squeezes the more people leave for open source models.

OpenRouter?

Do a search on X on the topic, the news about Samsung was broken on there by a guy who had rooted his Samsung TV using AI tools and he and others created guides for neutering the stuff out of it

Does it fix the input lag?

If we go with your argument then nobody has had any freedoms or agency at all. You need a library and other people to tech you useful skills, you need a car to get to a job, you need a farmer to farm the food that you eat, you need an engineer to create the device you're using the internet through. Etc. Etc. Etc.

I'll take a far right supporter over a communist supporter.

> Am I really going to create an iTerm2 alternative

Well, If you're an iTerm2 user still after about the 1st hour of setting up a new macbook then you probably don't have need for the features that customizing a terminal to your own needs brings.

Claude will totally be used to build a tool to replace git for specific groups of users. There are alternatives popping up left and right, there was one that was announced by Anthropic itself last week.

Clause doesn't need to be deterministic when you can use it to generate software that is deterministic in its output.

I've been using Aurora for almost 6 years with no issues

Well, it's not just the AI race, it's just about everything. Who the hell would want to be an entrepreneur and start a small tech business of any sort in the EU when you are going to be taxed and regulated down the throat from every direction. It's great that you're able to obtain a zip file of what information a company has about the things you've searched for on Amazon, all it costs you is all the hundreds of thousands of individuals who never start a business because they don't want to deal with the headache of touching PII with a thousand foot pole and risk getting sued into Oblivion, so in exchange you just get the large soulless corpos that are the only that can afford to hire people to deal with PII and the enthrenchment of Google/Microsoft and Facebook is entrenched even further.

Those millions of people bought the iPhone Duo devices with their own money that they worked a corporate job for weeks or months for in order to afford and have the right to spend that money however they want.

The real question is was this endeavour funded by public or private money. If it's private money that's great, if it was in any way funded by my tax dollars which I am forced at gun point to pay, that is not okay.

It's incredible how much regulations the EU has to stifle the smallest of projects. No wonder they're so behind in the AI race

Thank god I'm not in the EU where regulation is shoved down my throat by the government in order to make me feel like they're protecting me.

*Not street legal in 48/50 states

Odd, I couldn't seem to buy $10 worth of pieces of that dollar bill, it seems like it's non-divisible. I'll have to just keep buying $10 worth of bitcoin on a daily basis instead.

Bitcoin has gained 10,000% since its invention... The US dollar is worth 3% of what it was 100 years ago, I'm sure you're smart enough to do the math.

Government currencies deflates at 15% a year, Bitcoin doesn't.

I have yet to see a single report of an app utilizing this to circumvent lack of internet access

> a socio-economic system based on private property rights, including the private ownership of resources or capital, with economic decisions made largely through the operation of a market unregulated by the state.

I don't think you understand what capitalism is, or you've spent no time at all looking into how many hundreds of millions have been killed under socialism, fascism, crony-capitalism, or any of the other means of exchange that involve force.

The federal government printing infinite money is the reason that companies need to constantly keep increasing profits, otherwise they will just ground down by the annual 15% inflation rate.

I disagree, people should not donate their efforts to companies that hate them.

No, but you can automate rejecting an incoming call with Tasker

Probably not a good idea if you used AI in any way to help with obtaining this info, they will ban you at the tiniest whif of you using AI

Technically the Chinese open source models already have a bunch of the data that Anthropic and OpenAI stole from the world through their distillations.

Ohhhh man, that is a killer idea, thanks for sharing this. I use a program called "nomacs" on Arch Linux, QT bases and super lightweight but everytime I update it requires a 5 minute recompile due to all the extra features it has that I never use. I'm totally going to make a lightweight version for myself now.

1) I would think that having grown up with a crackhead mom that JD Vance would know what it's like to live in poverty and have poverty surrounding you.

2) Have you ever looked up what dollar value is of a family that receives welfare? Its around $80k when you account for food, healthcare, rent controls, child care, cell phone plans and the many many other benefits that are present In the modern system. Do you really think that someone who lives on that is going to risk losing part or maybe all of their welfare benefits if they go to start working a minimum wage job that will make them maybe $40k a year?

Pretty sure it's listed as "Alpha" on the github.

If you have the time those are just 1-5 hour hurdles to get over, most of that is waiting for the agent to obtain the background info and for you to test the resulting outputs.

It's not that different from having Claude go to a website and sniff all the API calls it makes as you're interacting with it and then using that info to create a website that you prefer interacting with and all the layers and interactive components that you like.

They might if they pay adobe $1-5 million dollars a year. I'd its open source you hire the developer onto your company and have him work on the features you need in the app in house.

The last couple of months I've found it easier to just open up the Hermes app on my phone and just tell it to clone a project and build my features into it and then build the app and push it to my phone. 99% of the time I don't bother upstreaming my changes. If it's a project I use regularly I typicallt send the creator $25-50 for all the work they put into the project and for making it open source.

I think this will become commonplace over the next decade, the ability to customize something to your own needs within minutes is immensely powerful once you learn that it's possible to do.