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How is anthropic enforcing the ban, are there identifiers sent from harnesses?
From the Claude Code codemap leak, it seems like Claude Code is sending metadata about the binary that is sending HTTP requests
> Over coffee, Armin and I found we had more in common than we thought. Not only politically, but also in the way we think about software, and OSS specifically. In my recollection, we became actual friends that day, even if we didn't meet again for many years in real life.
This is probably the "highest value" part of that whole blog post, as this is something I see so frequently in the real world. People don't give others a chance to just be humans with conflicting views and opinions, and instead try to assign a label to the other part as quickly as possible, then they apply the same "rules of engagement" with that person, as anyone else who deserved to get that label. But once you forgo it, you realize how much you have in common even with your "worst enemies".
It goes both ways too, and the more closed up you are in that regard, others will treat you the same. But you miss out on so many interesting thoughts, ideas and conversations, when you limit yourself to labels and not realizing how diverse and interesting even the most "boring person" could be, given the right questions and the right conversation underlay.
I read most of the post, went to the linked project and still don't have an idea what this is about.
>And if you ever feel like we've lost the plot, the fork button on GitHub still works. Always will. Lol, the attitude. 180 degrees from the community that gave him everything he has. Classic.
Oh, catch yourself. Tell me you wouldn't do the same for your family. I run a tiny thing that a lot of people like. Its licence is permissive: if I 'sold out', nobody who is using it today would have to change a damned thing. And you know what? Call me if you wanna buy it. Because here's my priority list: 1. Looking after my family. 2. Looking after yours.
There's nothing wrong with making money, I'm 100% all-in on capitalism.
It's just the sudden change in attitude, particularly when people jump to the polar opposite they've preached their whole lives. Some say it's wise to change your mind, I just find it repulsive.
Happy for Mario, Pi is the best harness I've ever tried. But overall disappointed by this decision. "This time everything is different" until it's not.
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Oh, catch yourself. Tell me you wouldn't do the same for your family. I run a tiny thing that a lot of people like. Its licence is permissive: if I 'sold out', nobody who is using it today would have to change a damned thing. And you know what? Call me if you wanna buy it. Because here's my priority list: 1. Looking after my family. 2. Looking after yours.
Lol, this is like the fourth time you've edited your comment which started as 1. Mine / 2. Yours. Take it easy, the crowd isn't going to come down hard on you. There's nothing wrong with making money, I'm 100% all-in on capitalism. It's just the sudden change in attitude, particularly when people jump to the polar opposite they've preached their whole lives. Some say it's wise to change your mind, I just find it repu…
I read most of the post, went to the linked project and still don't have an idea what this is about.
I switched a few months ago and have not looked back. Unfortunately Anthropic blocked access from Claude Subscription users today, but that's a different story.
I was prototyping something with pi under the hood for a personal project, going to switch off it now.
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In a world with certain incentives, one must always expect people to act in accordance with them. If you don't like it, change the incentives or cope.
I can just see you telling that to a slave in 1830. What? You don't like slavery? Don't you see that you have to expect the slave owners to act in accordance with the incentives god gave them and force you to gather cotton until your hands bleed? change it or cope dude. Or someone watching from the hills as the horde of Gengis Khan torches their city and puts everyone they've ever known to the sword - those mongols a…
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How is anthropic enforcing the ban, are there identifiers sent from harnesses?
they but "minimal dump DRM" into their client (supposedly, from people which leaked the linked source code, no me) easy to circumvent but would fall under "circumventing security protections"/"hacking their API"/etc. And due to the sometimes very unreasonable laws the US has in that area they can use that to go after anyone providing a workaround. Through that maybe won't work well for the EU, I'm not sure how much t…