He uses $70 for remaining credit and says that's a good thing because it rolls over
But spending $70 on an API (he says he still prefers Opus) is far less cost effective than a Max plan on Anthropic.
The article seems to be nudging us to setup OpenRouter but the premise isn't fully true. A bit of diversity is excellent, but the costs are going to (largely) prohibit it in reality?
Yeah. I'm more concerned about the welfare needed to support millions of low-skill people in high living cost areas, in the age of AI. Those people are being sold dead dreams for the benefit of a handful of billionaires.
"Claude can’t read or edit anything you don’t give it explicit access to"
How confident are we that this is a strict measure?
I personally have zero confidence in Claude rulesets and settings as a way to fence it in. I've seen Claude decide desperately for itself what to access once it has context bloat? It can tend to ignore rules?
Unless there is a OS level restriction they are adhering to?
The blog post and homepage do a terrible job describing the product?
Wasn't Crypto recently revealed to be used by FBI (or similar) to track major criminals? They don't broadcast it, since they want people to continue thinking it's anonymous.
yawn, people keep making this excuse on behalf of the South African investor with poor technical expertise.