Considering what kind of fuckups happened up until now everytime Anthropic vibe codes a horrible anti-automation "fix" (like billing extra usage just because the string "hermes" exists somewhere in the prompt), this will get funny/horrible really fast. After all, you can very easily script tmux to use Claude Code "interactively".

What crazy shenanigans are gonna happen? Are people that type too fast, or people that copy paste too much, or people that output to markdown/json too often going to wake up to a 800$ extra usage bill or a banned account?

In other words, bringing up some anecdotal, hyper specific (how many meat eaters just "have a few cows"?) information says absolutely nothing about the truth of the matter, but a lot about what you believe constitutes an argument.

We therefore cannot just look at inference costs directly, training is part of the pitch. Without the promises of continuous improvement and chasing the elusive AGI, money for investments for inference evaporates.

In the west, especially in the USA, rich capitalists and warmongers control the narrative put forth in the news, which gets fed to the LLMs, which results in what you could call auto-censorship.

They manipulate the training data instead of censoring the model, but the result is the same.

It's a small difference, but important. Especially because that person is far more likely to be responsible (voting) for and profiting from USAs bad stuff.

Didn't seem worth it, considering the giant footprint in comparison to tmux.

Think about it, how fucked does your relationship have to be to post on Reddit for advice?

Of course, that mostly goes for projects big enough to already have an indepedent community.

I just wonder if wired fans just never skip forward a song, or adjust the volume. Or even use active noise canceling.