Signed by mostly people at RedHat, which is owned by IBM, which makes Watson, which beat humans in Jeopardy in 2011.

> These are early days of AI-assisted software development.

Are they? Or is this just IBM destroying another acquisition slowly.

Meanwhile the Dotnet Runtime is fully embracing AI. Which people on the outside may laugh at but you have extremely talented engineers like Stephen Toub and David Fowler advocating for it.

So enterprises: next time you have an IBM rep trying to sell you AI services, do yourself a favor and go to any other number of companies out there who are actually serious about helping you build for the future.

And since I am a North Carolina native, here’s to hoping IBM and RedHat get their stuff together.

Awesome! Only a little over a billion more to go before GitHub’s very own OpenAPI Spec can start overflowing int32 on repositories too, just like it already does for workflows run IDs!

https://github.com/github/rest-api-description/issues/4511

Thinking of switching from API access to Max 20x tomorrow for a more consistent bill.

Been using $50-100 of Opus tokens through API access per day. Think I’ll hit the Max 20x limits and get put in timeout?

I wish Max could automatically overflow to API access when it times out so I would need to have token anxiety.

I would prefer the BSL with some sort of trial period grant and source available to closed source.

Other nice thing about BSL is it converts to an Open Source license after 3-4 years which addresses the concern “what if the software vendor goes out of business”. You can support it yourself or another vendor can pick it up and support it after that time period.