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100% agree here. The actual practical bottleneck is harness and agentic abilities for most tasks. It's the biggest thing that stuck out to me using local AI with open source projec…

This is still worse than Anthropic's right? Because you get access to their top model even at the $20 price point

I haven't seen anybody else post it in this thread, but this is running on 8GB of RAM. It's not the full Gemma 4 32B model. It's a completely different thing from the full Gemma 4 …

Claude Code is a subscription tier explicitly designed for agentic, automated, heavy usage. So the 'subscriptions are for human use, API is for automation' line is already blurry b…

Gym costs absolutely scale with usage. Equipment wears faster under heavier use. Cleaning and maintenance staff hours scale with how much the facility is used. Consumables like tow…

Because a big part of Anthropic's story is that they build based on how people actually use AI. Power users aren't just annoying edge cases, they're signal. Throttling them and cal…

>Two people can't use a single machine at the same time make it wear out twice as fast The machine doesn't care about the number of people using it. If it's constantly being used, …

>Power users and users of stuff like OpenClaw don't match that idea. Then they should figure out how to structure an offering that accommodates this type of usage not just blanket …

This is a different case - those all have limitations based on human behavior (it's not necessary or possible to constantly be washing your car the entire month when you pay for un…

If people are finding new ways to use AI, they should change how they bill. Banning third party harnesses is bad for a lot of reasons - it looks like they're trying to force people…

I feel like Anthropic is going down a bad path here with billing things this way. Especially as local LLM continues to develop so fast. I downgraded from my $200 a month plan to my…

My home charger was like $500 ($300 with the credit I got from electric company) and install was like 250. No upgrade needed. I've also owned a house before that had old electricit…

I've also found that they have gotten a lot more restrictive with new card offers likely because of the massive influencer industry encouraging churning etc... I try to keep it sim…

Idk I switched to Firefox earlier this year and it's honestly been really painless. Not sure why a CAPTCHA would trigger based on browser ID when those are so easily spoofed. Why w…

Seriously. When I look at the modern state of front-end development, it's actually fucking bonkers to me. Stuff like Lighthouse has caused people to reach for optimizations that ar…

Hello fellow figure skater! This is a fun intersection to find on HN

Goodreads gets a lot of (justifiable) hate, but like a lot of platforms suffers from network effect that is hard to overcome. Pickwick is designed to be an alternative that focuses…

Thank you for saying this. If you look at Amazon's history, it's basically buying most of their competitors.

Southwest is not "the leader" of anything. They're struggling. If they were doing well there would be no motivation to add these changes. They lost 231 million dollars last quarter…

That's what I don't quite get. I'm really wary of a "from scratch" web browser at this point. I looked at their project and their main selling point is that they're building both t…

Yeah, obviously however if you don't have previous experience with a framework in your résumé, they're going to choose the people that do.

I jumped off and started using Svelte but have now found looking at job listings all the non tech companies are still using Angular and all the startups/tech centric companies are …

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