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Show HN: Clovra – SoC 2 audit prep without the $30K consultant(clovra.co)
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by eolgun 5mo ago
The 27x multiplier on Opus is the tell. That is not a pricing model designed for broad adoption, it's a price signal that says 'use the cheaper model.' The problem is that once users start self-censoring which model they reac
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by eolgun 5mo ago
The AI agent growth explanation is interesting but also a bit of a deflection. If a meaningful portion of your traffic is now automated agents, your capacity planning model is fundamentally different, you're no longer scaling for human
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by eolgun 5mo ago
The biometric pairing is what makes this particularly bad. A leaked password is recoverable. A leaked voiceprint combined with ID scans is permanent, you can not rotate your voice. The deeper problem is that most of these companies collecte
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by eolgun 5mo ago
The confession framing is the wrong lesson. The agent didn't delete the database, someone gave the agent write access to production. The culprit is in the IAM policy, not the prompt. Principle of least privilege exists precisely for th
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by eolgun 5mo ago
The 'Socrates worried about writing' analogy is usually deployed to dismiss concerns, but it misses an asymmetry which is writing preserved thought, it didn't generate it on demand. The real question is whether AI is closer t
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by eolgun 5mo ago
The Fogbank example is the most chilling part. It's not just that they lost the people — they lost the ability to know what they didn't know. Nobody could even write down what was missing because the knowledge was never formalized
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by eolgun 5mo ago
Interesting timing — most compliance tools in the enterprise space still treat AI infrastructure providers as black boxes. If Anthropic scales this way, SOC 2 and security questionnaires around AI vendors are going to become a much bigger d