Brian Maucere

As a dev, you would automatically add wait times, right?

for something that you were giving autonomous, like, yep, hit this as many times as you can, because everyone is going to restrict you, right?

Like you can't hit hacker news without a little bit of a delay.

If you're like 50, like bum, bum, bum, bum, bum.

Hacker's going to look at that as like a denial of service or something and restrict that.

I think we're hearing about it because it is Claude bought and it was such a big thing.

And Claude said don't use our name and now this is a problem to like that creates the environment around the story but this, I don't think that this is an unusual thing.

And if you do not know what I'm talking about in terms of adding delays, don't set something to, to do something over and over and over again, unless you own the thing that it's going to.

Engaging and saying, give me back JSON information, right?

I think that it is likely that depending on what your Ralph Wiggum task is, that that could also be something.

I mean, if it's just like, hey, did you finish this file?

Did you finish this file?

Oh, good.

This time you did.

That's not a problem.

If it's like, go here and download up to 100 of the files, right?

downloaded boom downloaded like those kinds of things they just there are patterns that that internet protections look for and that's one you're like tipping into that so so let me ask you guys you know the conundrum that I have coming up tomorrow morning that's coming out is sort of around AI literacy and sort of this slippery slope of

I just want to clarify something that I think you implied when you started that, which is that the Moltbot system runs on your local hardware, but you can attach it to any API.

And a bunch of people who are doing this are not actually going to install Kimmy

2.5 or those kinds of things on their local machine.