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Comments moved thither. Thanks!

(I've put the response URL in the toptext there as well)

As a counterpoint to my own argument above — the Ramones made more money selling T-shirts; every artist must market somehow; so yeah it’s definitely more complicated, I am presenting an oversimplified view.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47473673

This is only an issue between 12pm and ~4pm ET. If I work at any other time of day, I never hit my usage limit.

I agree, if you are doing layoffs, you should be banned from the following year H1B visa lottery. If you really need some extraordinary guy, there other visas for that.

Very valid. My comment was fixated around the fact that big tech has the addiction to have subscriptions for everything. It's common that you provide generic subscription plans for the masses and supply "call us" custom plans for the specific (usually corporate) needs. If anthropic doesn't provide that or vibe coders are too cheap to do that, then those are issues, but the subscription models are itself valid. It is certainly misleading to a degree, but we've stopped complaining about this a while ago.

You can charge $10 on the account and get unlimited requests. I abused this last week with the nemotron super to test out some stuff and made probably over 10000 requests over a couple of days and didn't get blocked or anything, expect 5xx errors and slowdowns tho.

Why use many word when few do trick?

but are they really doing that? I mean it says you can keep using OpenClaw you just have to allocate money to the extra usage or an api token, I have no plan on not using it because Opus makes the claw so smart, I’ll just put more money towards the extra usage rather than the beefier sub

Very obvious with the GEMINI.md.

I wish there was a rule to ban AI submissions. Not because I think there's 0 value, but because there's just such a high volume and low signal to noise ratio

You're going to get both. Lucky you!

(Thanks - we'll merge the threads)

Naw, it's not that. This is business-day usage for all of it.

Claude itself advertises this application. https://claude.com/resources/use-cases/create-a-daily-travel...

Basically you're introducing a hole. For example, if you have some devices in your network (like a dodgy TV box) that are not supposed to reach the internet or other parts of the network, the computer with net.ipv4.ip_forward=1 could be used as a pivot. Depending on the routing tables you probably would also need to enable IP masquerading (NAT) to allow bidirectional communication.

> I would say if it has more than 2 layers of management from you to someone owning the equity of the business and calling the shots, it's "large"

By that metric, my 50 employee company is "large".

I'm not taking sides here, but it seems that the government may have some legitimate reasons for this restriction. The anti-ICE protesters have been well organized, well equipped, and sometimes violent. I have no knowledge of them using drones up to this point, but they certainly could have used them for the purposes of collecting intelligence on their targets (who are federal law enforcement agents). The intelligence they collect could be used for the purposes of planning attacks, assaults, or interference.

Obviously, media organizations should have a right to use drones for filming ICE operations for the purposes of reporting, and restricting them is likely a First Amendment violation.

They don’t need to change how they bill. Your subscription is for Claude app/code. Otherwise you pay per token. It’s always been this way.

It's not affected by hitting the FP but the edit window is 2 hours. I've edited it now. Sorry I didn't see this earlier!

couldn’t you just do that and put the other $80 towards extra usage and OpenClaw can use that?

They both happened in separate timeline. Headline is misleading.

Realistically, they can likely prevent the majority of this sort of use. You're right that's it's impossible to prevent 100%, but they can likely stop most of it. Particularly because each user is linked with an account which has an extra high cost to the user if penalized. Abuse prevention is harder when you permit anonymous users. (Like OAI's battle against people turning the free logged out chatgpt.com into an API)

Excellent stuff, excited to try it out for an upcoming trip.

The problem started because Azure was initially designed and released in a huge rush because Microsoft was so far behind AWS and needed something better.

I am reminded of the research finding that every human-designed complex system that works well started with a simple system that did did just one thing well, and new functions were added one at a time, with each one perfected before moving on to another. Which is the exact opposite of what happened here.

[delayed]

“Oh wait no! Not like that!!”

Problem is also that your “Secretary of War” has fired two dozen of your most experienced military leaders since coming into office.

When the history of the American demise as a global superpower gets written, this war and the government behind it, will merit a beefy chapter.

https://www.bostonpoliticalreview.org/post/pete-hegseth-fire...