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Comment · 7 hours ago
You can tell Claude Code to detect and watch its usage. Have it refuse to work at 90-95%.
Comment · 3 days ago
You could ask that about any company that sells B2B goods and services. Not every person or company is great at vertical integration.
Comment · 4 days ago
No, but if you're on a 3-5 year refresh cycle and this is your year, it'd be lame to not have the latest chip!

It's simpler and better for both hardware makers and buyers to just keep refreshing instead of trying to get clever about who deserves the current series of chips in their form factor, assuming the refreshes are of similar cost, utility etc.

Comment · 6 days ago
There’s a good model by or popularized by Patrick Lencioni that I’ve rarely seen. It sorts values into aspirational, accidental/historical reality, permission-to-play (I.e. mandatory values in your industry), and the rest. According to the model, the rest are the only good ones. You rarely see them because the other three types are easy and safe to say to leadership.
Comment · 12 days ago
I was wondering how many bad faith questions you were going to ask before something like that. They were still good clarifying questions, though, even though intended otherwise. Hopefully you understand the issue with the word ownership better now.
Comment · 13 days ago
No, there is only one physical copy for you to sell, and you’re not granted ownership of the music itself. However, if a law were to be passed that grants ownership of the music on the CD, you would be able to sell unlimited copies of the music.
Comment · 13 days ago
No. You can sell your one copy of your book you own. It’ll leave your possession when the sale completes. The new owner can sell it.

Software has different properties. If you own it, you can sell it without losing your copy, so you can keep selling it.

Comment · 14 days ago
It’s software, so if you own it, you can sell or give away as many copies as you want.
Comment · 21 days ago
It’s hard to stop because it means denying a dollar or two to a human in front of you who wants it and tried to earn it during your transaction. It’s not immoral, just less than ideal, so it’s endured.
Comment · 23 days ago
Thanks. Just something to consider! You’re right that it wouldn’t be a big deal to add two or three devices individually.
Comment · 23 days ago
Neat. Thought about syncing the key with iCloud Keychain towards supporting any of the user’s devices connecting? Optionally; I understand the appeal of the current storage method.
Comment · 1 month ago
Yes, that is correct.
Comment · 1 month ago
Does Muse support sharding?
Comment · 1 month ago
The sibling comment (Bladerunner analogy/nightmare) is a great answer.

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