infecto

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by infecto 6mo ago
Others pointed it out better but you jumped to a conclusion in 30 seconds pointing out pointed legal and risk asks that don’t apply to the thread. Just look at the other threads of conversation where you go massively downvoted. You can capi
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by infecto 6mo ago
If I am wasting your time then stop replying with links to the rules. Like I keep saying you guys are pointing out specific legal questions that only a business can answer and are not constructive to the main thread. Lots of leaps to conclu
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by infecto 6mo ago
Again you’re raising a bunch of issues that don’t matter in this thread and can only be answered by the specific business groups that are trying to utilize tools like Claude code. They are mostly worthy questions but you are attacking them
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by infecto 6mo ago
Disagree. Most businesses of size are going to enterprise agreements which are all on demand rates. Those rates have not been changing other than the underlying cost to the model API rates fluctuating. You could make argument they are secre
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by infecto 6mo ago
There are no Enterprise plans though only on demand usage which at worst is charged retail token costs and with volume negotiated token rates.
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by infecto 6mo ago
The simpler explanation is probably some mix of marketing and also an expected use from people paying for a plan. The money to be made is not from plans ever. It’s in everyone’s best interest for these companies to accurately oversubscribe
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by infecto 6mo ago
I think people are being too generous with these comparisons. Not defending Anthropic but at the same time they are releasing new features and adjusting cost at pretty record speed for a new industry. Uber/doordash were subsidizing cos
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by infecto 6mo ago
I think you guys are hitting on very specific issues that would only be constructive in the context of the business group using these tools. There is a discussion but I don’t really see the point in this thread. I see some folks from more o
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by infecto 6mo ago
I concede that I started the thread with a joke but wow you really are upset. Let’s take a step back. Apologies again for that joke it just the entire discussion reads like non-technical non-legal advice you get from the typical corporate I
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by infecto 6mo ago
What is your deal about contract law? It’s not some mystical thing. You can get red lines with Anthropic, you can get a DPA with Anthropic. You keep going on and on about governance and contract law on a thread about how Claude Code is pret
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by infecto 6mo ago
You kind of just proved my point. Sorry I should not have been joking but i don’t think you have a grasp what’s going on around you. This is how IT acts in my enterprise orgs. There is absolutely a need for compliance and governance but unf
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by infecto 6mo ago
Just going on and on about compliance when you have no idea about the details. It’s a classic example of how IT fails most large orgs.
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by infecto 6mo ago
I found the Microsoft guy!
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by infecto 6mo ago
You guys have jumped to so many conclusions it’s amazing.
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by infecto 6mo ago
Don’t start throwing private equity as another scape goat. This is more of a regulatory gap than anything. They pay CPUC rates but NV is effectively their grid. This is definitely in the wheelhouse of Liberty and Lake Tahoe residents should
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by infecto 6mo ago
Not having a reliable power source sounds like a here and now problem.
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by infecto 6mo ago
Good luck with that. We can all day long discuss what is free speech and not free speech but unless it’s a protected class or a carveout for payment processors it does not matter. Propose solutions instead. You could argue that payment proc
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by infecto 6mo ago
US civics 101. The first amendment mostly restricts government action. This is not a free speech issue unless you want to legislate that adult content is a protected class or want to make a special clause for payment processing. This is a p
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by infecto 6mo ago
I was actually going to disagree on first glance but I absolutely agree with this. Transmission has no business edge, you will gain the best economies of scale by having the city (or larger regional) manage it. Free-market works on the gene
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by infecto 6mo ago
“nothing more than a transmission operator with very weak agreements on power generation” don’t take the quote out of context now. I would bet most coops have fairly concrete contracts on generation. This one is unique because they were usi
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by infecto 6mo ago
I still think decoupling generation from transmission is part of the problem and I don’t know if I love the construct of a single legislated monopoly. In this specific case, Liberty and constituents should have come up with a plan on the fi
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by infecto 6mo ago
That’s how I read it too. Liberty alongside constituents had 20 years to figure it out. Data centers are just the new shock titles that people eat up.
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by infecto 6mo ago
This is an interesting problem. I have been wanting to dig deeper on some of the complaints around water and power. This one is unique though. Doesn’t read much like a problem so much with data center growth as it does with Liberty mismanag
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by infecto 6mo ago
As someone who has been wearing earplugs for decades for motorcycles, firearms and other loud events, this information at face value is a bit off. Foam by far has the most effective NRR. Silicone and wax are fine but will not provide as eff
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by infecto 6mo ago
I don’t think this it’s worth being reported for asking for a source on this kind of claim. I would argue of a middle ground though. I think field tests origins came from a good intent of trying to distinguish intoxicated drivers but has mo
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by infecto 6mo ago
The nuance here too is that just because someone has concern about materials being discoverable does not mean the company is doing something illegal. Corporate law as it pertains to legislation (US in this perspective) is a dance between co
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by infecto 6mo ago
No idea what you’re trying to prove. You have said a lot of negative things and your examples is hyperliquid which is processing small volume.
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by infecto 6mo ago
Hyperliquid while big in crypto is still small compared to mainstream financial markets. I don’t think you have made a case for anything yet.
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by infecto 6mo ago
Agree. The slogan or header should what is in the first sentence. “Version Control for AI agent activity”
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by infecto 6mo ago
The word is treasure hunt. Stores like Costco or TJ Maxx (there are others) use what they call the treasure hunt. They design the whole experience around you walking around hunting for that new piece of treasure that you have to buy.

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