On principle collective issues can be solved, effectively many pay over 50% taxes (accounting for all taxes) yet not all issues are solved.

One could deduct taxes aren't solving collective issues, otherwise there wouldn't be any given The U.S is the biggest economy in the world yet millions can't even effort decent Healthcare.

Do you think they will care that some cyberpunk refuse to compromise, or get around it?

Some people refuse to fly, judging security checks at airport dystopian. Business goes on.

> Do you think they will care that some cyberpunk refuse to compromise, or get around it?

Not me individually, no, but I hope that by speaking up I am doing a very small part to encourage others to speak up. If enough of us speak up, it can make a difference. The alternative (keeping my mouth shut) is complying in advance, IMO.

> Some people refuse to fly, judging security checks at airport dystopian. Business goes on.

Funny you should mention that. I fly frequently (at least 3 times, sometimes up to 8-10 times a year), and I have literally never gone through the body scanning machines at a US airport, because I opt out and get groped by the TSA officer every time. I believe in small acts of resistance, and I think at the very least I'm consistent in that.

I also reject the body x-ray machine. Apparently some did speak up and by law they can't oblige us to go through potentially hazardous radiation.

Not arguing against acts of resistance, however small. Just pointing out the majority of people now turned digital, the few like you and many on HN wouldn't put a dent to the erosion or freedom when it comes to software.

Also interested to see what motivates people to speak up, when they know full well it won't change anything. (I'm one of those too)

In the case of Gmail that was fake scarcity.

In the case of Anthropic is fake availability.

Sam Altman explained the idea is to scale the thing up, and see what happens.

He hadn't claimed to offer a solution to the supply problem that would unfold.

Are you sure it was fake scarcity for Gmail? IIRC they did it because they were worried about systems falling over if it grew too fast, and discovered the marketing benefits as a side effect.

Are you mixing up Anthropic and OpenAI here?

I didn't. Anthropic and others followed the concept of scaling up models and worry about efficiency and availability later. Sam likely didn't invent the idea but he talked about it.

Coding is a problem solved. Claud writes the code. I edit it. I code around it.

Engineer roles dead in 6 months.

> I edit it. I code around it.

You're never gonna guess what software engineers do.

Because of the context I would think this is sarcasm, but I am not sure.

It is.

Can't lose a fight against someone who can't catch you.

Sounds like Anna won. Someone else had to spend a bunch of money on a lawsuit against a ghost.

They have lost a few domain names.

For instance, they previously had a Swedish domain, which was taken down, together with a few others, possibly as a consequence of this lawsuit.

Hopefully they will succeed to keep the others.

If they lose them they will create new ones, and someone will update the wikipedia page with the active URL(s).

Worst case scenario they could solely rely on Tor URLs, which would be virtually impossible to shut down.

> virtually impossible to shut down

It has been proven through at least Snowden files that multiple world governments have been working for decades now to operate as many tor nodes as they can in the hopes of decloaking as much traffic as possible, should they need to go after specific people.

I don't think it's safe to say this is virtually impossible. They have more money and resources than you can fathom.

Even if they don't currently have enough nodes to catch a certain person... should it become more important for them to do so, they could always quickly increase that number on short notice to try to increase the chances of tracking them down as needed.

Governments need tor to work to keep their spy network safe. Running a bunch of nodes to ensure the system is online makes sense for intelligence agencies, no traffic sniffing required.

Prompt engineering, hallucinations, quota, context limit, auto compaction.

Sometimes the nucleus aren't just nouns are barely mentioned.

Except that it isn't true.

Candycrush (CrunchyRoll of course) had gained the love of the anime crowd. Until they started to "optimise" bandwidth. It wasn't a pricing error as subscription price didn't increase.

They claim the degradation was perceptible. Except that it was.

It was many years ago, and since then candycrush lost subscribers. It won't because illegal streaming platforms got better, simply because the illegal platform provided the choice to go all the way to lossless quality.

For football, imo that's a pricing issue as well as a distribution issue. Basically I need to subscribe to a lock in plan even if I just desire to watch, say, the quarter to finals. Or simply the champions league.

I assume you meant Crunchyroll. They've gotten even worse recently by moving away from .ass subtitles which removes a ton of typesetting options

Candycrush? I suppose you mean Crunchyroll, right?

That's right. Pervasive games got into my head.

As the other commenter, I also confirm the sub got worse.

Good parallel. An article recently explained how Switzerland has the fastest fibre optical network: all companies share the same cabling. Dig once. No need to hook the property or do anything when switching provider.

So did France. There is a common factor at play with Russia. Has little to do with the country's shape.

It's like saying certain rats solve the maze because the path is simpler. Except that the failing rats happen to have a different incentive.

> So did France. There is a common factor at play with Russia. Has little to do with the country's shape.

You'll have to make yourself clearer, I have no idea what you're implying

I implied that when a nation decides that transport infrastructure is a strategic investment, a decades long initiative, funded by the Public sector, it yields better results.

The private sector unfortunately is too short sighted, and will optimize for profit. Doesn't seem to work well for nationwide infrastructure..that being railroads, but also the internet.

How much do it cost in token?

I built something very, very similar using Github Copilot and the whole thing cost me less than the $10/mo I spend because I know I still had credits left after I was done.