Hard to kill the habit of constant vigilance.

And you just KNOW the first time you do finally relax, that's when Murphy and his Law will jump you.

This looks awesome!

It has already begun: https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/26/26-179/418476/20260817105050423_20260817-082402-00002063-00005221.pdf

And it is over property rights. Started in Texas courts, where it was predictably dismissed. Appeals to the Texas Supreme Court went unheard, putting the entire members of the court under potential future prosecution, then appealed to federal Supreme Court.

The federal supreme court added it to the docket just 5 days after filing. That is unheard of. Less than 4% of all filings even make it to the Supreme Court (usually pushed back down to local jurisdictions). And those that do take months to be docketed. This took 5 days.

So one way or another, a major test of law is about to occur.

I don't have my hopes up, but I am very interested to watch nonetheless.

It is exoected that a hearing will occur sometime between November and March (per typical timelines).

Wow. That would be a lot. You'd be peelin' it, for sure.

Yours gonna do great! All you gotta do is love the kid, and the rest falls into place.

I think the war for individual users is already over for them.. just a matter of time before streaming expert models allow frontier-level AI on typical consumer hardware.

But for businesses... tougher call. They will definitely lose on the harness front. Businesses are already discovering the power of a custom agent tailored to their way of doing things. But the models? Things like Bedrock make it very attractive for them over managing their own shared models with rented GPUs.

But many businesses that I've talked to are really concerned about per-token costs. So we will see.

Congrats. Children are a blessing, and add additional meaning to your life.

The newer ones are MUCH more capable. You won't be one-shorting anything, but if you have sufficient constraints (invariants, decisions, and conventions) documented, it can do the job in a few loops for half the cost of Sonnet or Terra.

The Fed. Without their influence, I would have never been pushed into learning so many skills, including cooking/baking, to save my way out of poverty.

For the price, I have found them good enough for many, many tasks.