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Sorry you are missing out. I use claude all day every day with max and what people are reporting here has not been my experience. My current usage is 16% and it resets Thursday.

I didn't experience that at all. I know there are lots of rumblings around here about that, but I'm posting this to show this wasn't a universal experience.

Where is your evidence of this "massive cost"? Inference is massively profitable for both anthropic and openai. Training is not.

Why don't you do that? Instead of doing that you unfairly critisize the guy that gave away his time and effort on something which no-one is forcing you to use. Shame.

The Russians certainly did interfere in the 2016 election. It was not bullshit.

I mean as if anthropic and openai did.

“one PM will organize the work for half a dozen developer”

That isn’t the job of a PM.

Jack booted thugs shot a women in the face for the crime of sitting in her car and the administration called her a terrorist. Nothing happened to the thug.

Jack booted thugs shot a man in the back for the crime of defending a woman and the administration called him a terrorist. Nothing happened to that thug either.

"No regard for human life."

How can you watch ICE shoot and kill these two people and then leadership calls them both terrorists and the shooting justified and then suppress and block any investigtation and prosecution of the offenders and think they have ANY regard for human life?!

I don't find that to be the case.

MIGHT be overreach to call this a supply chain risk?!? That is absolutely ludicrous.

Neither Renee Good or Alex Pretti or any of the other innocents that the brownshirts killed will pick strawberries ever again.

early stage? shooting a woman in the face in her car for the crime of driving off by the brownshirts is not early stage my dude.

That is such a ridiculous statement you are clearly not arguing in good faith.

>That is currently sold to them at deep discount by companies that are losing billions.

They're not losing billions on inference, they're losing billions in the arms race of training.

Webhooks are a thing.

It is a huge unlock. Ignore this snark and try it yourself. Any agentic use case you can imagine you can start to tackle.

Openclaw itself is buggy but the idea is amazing.

Yes, I've seen this site and the research. However, I don't understand what any of this means. How do I go from https://github.com/elder-plinius/L1B3RT4S/blob/main/ANTHROPI... to a prompt injection against opus 4.6?

That’s quite a lot of hyperbole.

Show me a legitimate practical prompt injection on opus 4.6. I read many articles but none provide actual details.

What if you could remove that toil.

> Doesn't China own most of the real estate in Canada.

No. Why would you claim something that is easily refuted? 75-80% of all residences in Canada are owner occupied.

Chinese are Canadian adversaries mostly because of the US. The US more or less forced Canada to hold Meng Wanzhou, which caused a huge rise in diplomatic tensions and cost Canada billions. Some thanks we got for that.

As far as I know that is not true. Source?

Huh? I use macOS all day every day and I’ve never seen an ad.

He did the same thing with Shanghai.

There are lots of different types of CTO. Who are you to say which is right and which is wrong?

Surely there is room for both. Most people don't found companies because they want to sit around on their ass. They're typically driven and do'ers. If things are not working as they want, and folks are not being responsive enough... they'll do it themselves and that is ok. After all THEY founded the company.

The rub here is the definition of rich.

Even worse because browser bookmarks are not exactly a high volume use case where an extra fsync matters at all.