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Maybe in some country like US there might be, bet the rest of the world? None

Same happens with SWE

Our company doesn't integrate API at all. And we have claude code (obviously with API rates).

There is no such thing as enteprise sub. You get API pricing, you can use whatever tool that uses http/https.

Most claude code users, minority can still use subscriptions.

All the programmers that work in companies with > 150 employees are forced into API pricing.

You could decide where most work.

Nitpicking, but I had to chekc if they introduced it - there is no Luna 6.1, there is Luna 6.

Why? He clearly explained it, rules prohibited resource exhaustion literally, which is funny because it prohibited to do the exploit it was asked.

It was also quite long operating, one of the longest continuous - seven centuries. It started in 13th century and finished in 1996.

Yeah, each agent stumbled upon this. While one of those CVS IS memory exhaustion.

So again only for US?

Maybe they should use Opus/Fable to findout how to release to the world?

Well yeah, but those are mostly shops or contractors like plumbers (I'm not sure how farmers in US are handled, maybe also as business?).

The actual question is: do many programmers work in businesses that have < 150 people?

Why they didn't test on high? (and also other levels for that matter, but high looks like the most obvious one because xhigh is to costly and doesn't give much benefit)

> when Poland attacked the Soviet Union in the 1920s

That is disputed, there are sources that say that (mostly Russian based) and others that say it was the Soviets marching West to conquer Europe.

Isn't any personal data a PII? You just need a couple of personal o enable t identify individual. And if this is in an org then amount of individuals is quite small, so sometimes it needs just one personal detail.