Also another aspect: think of the most highly paid workers right now in the US and the companies they work for. Assume that normal people no longer have jobs due to AI. How are these companies going to continue making revenue to pay Anthropic? Anthropic might get a quick buck but a long term growth business is not macro-economically possible for frontier AI businesses.

To do that automatically without any notice to the user breaks the fundamental value proposition of a local home assistant which over and over again preaches keeping things local and private.

As someone who relies on home assistant every day, I'm quite disappointed to hear Frenck's response to this.

[1] http://cablej.io/blog/k-anonymity/

I think there would be a strong incentive not to use tools that speed up your work because you'd effectively be able to bill less time?

I'm sure there are some firms out there with more work than people, but still wouldn't it be more effective to hire another human who can then bill at a high rate for many hours?

> We're seeing an average of $1-3 per plugin.

Is this really true, or is it overstated to be safe? Isn't it just a handful of html markup and JS?

They are grabbing people day in and day out.

Again, think.

This was the same incident where the administration said they guy was fighting for his life after being struck by the car however:

“Eventually, the agent who shot the motorist approaches the vehicle. Seconds later, he turns back around and tells his colleagues to call 911. Agents blocked several bystanders who attempt to provide medical care, including one who identifies himself as a physician. At the same time, several agents, including the agent who opened fire, get in their vehicles and drive off, apparently altering the active crime scene.”

Think for yourself.

Internal bleeding = a bruise

Do you want to live in a country where an unidentified masked individual with a gun can say “im a fed”, stop a car and force someone out without proper ID? That’s what you’re in support of. I’d say one would have a right to self defense.

Also internal bleeding was literally just a bruise, like the internal bleeding I get from walking into the corner of my coffee table.

iOS 26 is terrible on it. They decided to use gray as their selection color where it used to be a blue outline. So now I need to, while driving, visually hunt for a gray color to see what im about to select.

Even worse the gray color can either be the background of a target OR a border around the target, it's not consistent.

However, this doesn't work if you've scrolled down already and the bar is minimized. It literally flashes as if to acknowledge your swipe and does nothing.

Also if you miss by moving your thumb just slightly lower, you'll close the app haha.

They thought about it a bit, but definitely not enough.

https://medium.com/design-bootcamp/the-rise-of-linear-style-...