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Yes, this has been my experience. I keep hearing "nobody uses X!" from people who are pretty politically extreme left — there have been no exceptions.

All the features the author describes here are present in Grokbot, which I find the best by far, and I've tried Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, NanoClaw, IronClaw, Instinct, Muse, dots, and many others at length. The simplest and best overall package so far is Grokbot, by a respectable margin. Although I haven't tried Duet!

If you don't want to see it, you don't have to. Unfortunate that so many comments here are very interested in limiting other peoples' access to view justice, no matter how grim it is. Again: don't watch if you don't want to.

A fitting end for an utter monster.

Did you read the post? It's all framed as "worrying". It's a very biased, thoughtless piece.

There's nearly zero AI zealotry on here. As of the time of my posting, almost every comment here on Hacker News is both supportive of the measure and largely against AI. This is now a neo-Luddite messaging board.

Incredibly unpopular opinion on Hacker News, but X remains the center of many circles, including tech. There is almost nothing posted on Hacker News that I haven't seen on X first, with better commentary.

Yes, read more carefully: one copy. Do you panic when the "wrong person" buys a single rare book?

The issue is that the copyright holders and book publishers make it hard to make more copies, not that somebody bought a single copy of a book, no matter how rare.

If you could print any book on demand (paying for it), the issue would vanish instantly. And who makes that decision?

Aren't the AI companies just buying one copy of each book?

And this is supposed to be concerning?

This is the absolute last thing that tech needs. What a blow it would be, a nightmare.

Are they also banning projects whose code was written with AI or just vibe coded projects? Roughly every serious codebase now and forevermore will be at least mostly AI written.

The advice subreddits were absolutely horrible before AI. The entire 2016-2024 period was utter madness there, likely as a result of globalization. As AI gets smarter, it may make the comments better, sadly!

Given the astroturfing/filtration campaigns known to be abused by Hollywood... sure it's probably fake, yes.