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But hardly anybody pays API pricing and this was made with a sub..

So it's unknowable how much it cost?

I like what you did there

Anthropic's assets aren't tokens.

I always pegged Apple for ANT.. But I bet Apple is going to poach talent from Anthropic post IPO after they got their payout and are ready to move on.

I believe Anthropic IPO is a pump and dump at this point.

Nobody seems to be taking responsibility yet for what exactly was compromised, how, and what steps are being taken to prevent it.

It was 100% an "official" Anthropic extension. They say their systems were not compromised which, if true, suggests a bug or credential leak on the Cursor side. Cursor conspicuously left these details out of their public notice.

Nobody seems to be taking responsibility for the alluded-to credential leak. No ownership taken, and no explanation of how the leak occurred or how it will be prevented in the future.

If y'alls systems were not compromised then it was Cursors?

Not very transparent. Whose key was used to push this extension update?

Donald Trump Jr is on the advisory board of Polymarket and a partner at the firm of one of their major financial backers.

Just.. Wow.

Kalshi CEO was on Freakanonics two part episode a couple months back swearing up and down they weren't a sports betting company and were in fact trying to move away from it more.

Uh-huh.

> Show me the incentive and I’ll show you the outcome

> -Charlie Munger

> Do people actually use this?

Yes. OKLCH is actually MORE intuitive when creating shades because it's based around human perception. It also supports wide color spaces like P3, where rgba is, IIRC, bound to sRGB.

The utility of these color spaces and color functions isn't lost just because LLM. Color systems haven't gone anywhere.

Would highly recommend reading up on OKLCH if you haven't already. A lot of people put a lot of effort into promoting this and bringing it to baseline..

I promise you nobody felt entitled to have an asshole respond to their question. Probably they'd rather it go left unattended.

"XY problem" meme where "insufferable, pedantic forum culture where posters refuse to answer the actual question" is a thing for a reason.

Plus the closing out of questions because that were "already asked" but not really, or the answers were ancient and out-of-date but it was impossible to boost the correct, modern answer high enough to compete with the 500pt bogus answer..

The problem wasn't the people asking questions, it was STACK OVERFLOW getting people on the internet to answer questions for free and completely failing to establish and enforce community standards and culture.

Bedlam..

First down.