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Offshore wind projects along the East Coast are flailing

https://grist.org/business/offshore-wind-projects-east-coast-electric-grids/
1•speckx•2m ago•0 comments

ArcBrush 1.6: Native Node-Based Image Editor (Windows, Mac, & Linux)

https://arcbrush.com/press/arcbrush-1-6/
1•albiabia•3m ago•0 comments

A Manifesto for Responsible Agentic Coding

https://www.techwerkers.nl/en/posts/manifesto-responsible-agentic-coding/
1•lowbar•5m ago•1 comments

Don't Make Fun of Renowned Dan Brown

https://onehundredpages.wordpress.com/2013/06/12/dont-make-fun-of-renowned-dan-brown/
1•barry-cotter•5m ago•0 comments

Ryoku – Arch and Hyprland Omarchy Alternative

https://ryoku.dev/
2•grepex•7m ago•0 comments

The largest camera has taken its most mind-blowing images yet

https://www.sciencefocus.com/space/vera-c-rubins-first-year-of-cosmic-discoveries
1•dylan604•8m ago•0 comments

Run OpenBSD on DigitalOcean for $4/month

https://nil.wallyjones.com/run-openbsd-on-digitalocean-for-4month/
2•speckx•10m ago•0 comments

An MCP 2026-07-28 Server from Scratch

https://data4sci.com/blog/an-mcp-server-from-scratch
1•Anon84•10m ago•0 comments

Back to the Future: Hypertext the Way It Used to Be

https://www.xanadu.net/XanaduSpace/btf.htm
2•GaryBluto•12m ago•0 comments

HotChips 2026 Samsung LPDDR5X-PIM (processing-in-memory)

https://www.servethehome.com/samsung-lpddr5x-pim-at-hot-chips-2026/
2•cmrdporcupine•12m ago•1 comments

Robot Autodocking for Stretch 4

https://binitshah.github.io/blog/stretch-4-autodocking/
1•bshah_•14m ago•0 comments

Anatomy of a credit card rewards program (2024)

https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/anatomy-of-credit-card-rewards-programs/
1•simonebrunozzi•17m ago•0 comments

Software Firms Deploy Bluster and Buybacks to Counter AI Fears

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-08-21/salesforce-servicenow-fight-ai-fears-with-buyb...
1•toomuchtodo•19m ago•1 comments

Lightweight system monitor for Linux VPS written in Go

https://github.com/leodeim/vpsmon
3•ygagaga•19m ago•0 comments

Faithful, Reproducible, Wrong: Lessons from 900 Data-Agent Runs

https://xorq.dev/blog/faithful-reproducible-wrong/
1•mousematrix•20m ago•0 comments

Nvidia's Groq 3 LPX accelerator enters full production at 3,500 tokens/SEC

https://siliconangle.com/2026/08/24/nvidias-dedicated-inference-accelerator-groq-3-lpx-enters-ful...
1•metadat•20m ago•0 comments

AI/LLM Usage Becoming a "Denial of Service Attack" on Open-Source Maintainers

https://www.phoronix.com/news/AI-DoS-Attack-Maintainers
2•speckx•20m ago•0 comments

QEMU: Single reporter filed over 125 separate bug reports in under 10 minutes

https://hachyderm.io/@berrange/117155755806497654
3•e2le•21m ago•0 comments

Running a Java Spring Boot app on a 512 MB VPS with lightweight monitoring

https://pvrlabs.xyz/articles/spring-boot-512mb-vps.html
1•birdculture•21m ago•0 comments

Project SuperDex

https://projectsuperdex.com/
1•saucesaft•23m ago•0 comments

Nitter project received cease and desist

https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/issues/1442
37•Banditoz•24m ago•3 comments

The AI Hater's Manifesto

https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-ai-haters-manifesto/
9•crescit_eundo•25m ago•1 comments

Basecamp/Hey-CLI: Hey CLI and Agent Skills

https://github.com/basecamp/hey-cli
3•duck•26m ago•0 comments

The AI-coding stack: a map for a landscape that won't sit still

https://mineti.dev/articles/the-ai-coding-stack/
2•mineti•27m ago•0 comments

Show HN: I built a cybersecurity challenge for university students

https://vitb-polimi-cyber-v4.vercel.app/
2•adityainsights•27m ago•0 comments

Meta's custom transport protocol embraces packet chaos to boost AI throughput

https://www.sdxcentral.com/news/metas-custom-transport-protocol-embraces-packet-chaos-to-boost-ai...
2•oavioklein•30m ago•0 comments

Black hole singularity is a surface not a point

https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.21590
21•raattgift•30m ago•5 comments

The Download: smarter AI in schools, and a robot "carnival" in Shanghai

https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/08/25/1142909/the-download-smarter-ai-in-schools-robot-carn...
2•joozio•30m ago•0 comments

Is Foodnevercomes.com a Stolen Idea?

https://dopamine-hits.fandom.com/음식만안와요
2•dhffl•32m ago•1 comments

AI payment rails exist. The rules for dividing value do not (SSRN 7321561)

https://ssrn.com/abstract=7321561
2•MECIP_Protocol•33m ago•0 comments
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Anthropic Sees over $30T in Potential Revenue

https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/anthropic-expected-to-tell-investors-it-sees-over-30-trillion-in-potential-revenue-a611efea
23•cwwc•1h ago

Comments

horse-shot•1h ago
Is it realistic to expect every person on earth to pay them $3,500?
jstummbillig•1h ago
a) No. That is not realistic. Some would pay much more, most others way less.

b) If they get $3500 + x in return, why not? The pie is not fixed.

mawadev•59m ago
In fact, we should put an AI Tax on everything you buy, because AI was used somewhere to make it
jazzpush2•58m ago
I have completed stopped using Anthropic since Kimi 3 released, and only ever K3 and Codex nowadays. I pay for K3, and get Codex and Claude free from work. Almost everyone I know prefers Codex to Claude.
waffletower•54m ago
All my friends know that Sam Altman uses astroturf as carpeting in his office.
greenavocado•58m ago
Their friends control the Central Banks and the printing will continue until $30T buys you a loaf of bread
christophilus•54m ago
Yeah. I see this estimate as either A) hot air (my serious take), or B) a dire warning of out of control inflation, or C) a prediction that they'll be a going concern in 500 years when $30T is in fact an average corporate revenue figure if the USD still exists by then.
sandeepkd•54m ago
Of course, we just need to figure out how every person on earth would make at least $7,000 after they loose their job on the name of AI. (Assuming they need at least $3,500 for other basic needs).
onion2k•53m ago
The question isn't whether or not every person pays $3500, but whether or not businesses can extract more than $3500 of value from their interactions with you to make it worthwhile for them to pay.
goatlover•41m ago
Put 100% tariffs on everything and drive inflation and trade wars up.
Brendinooo•39m ago
Stretch the timeline out enough and add enough inflation and anything is possible!
tkahnoski•29m ago
Agree with the abrudity. I also had to look at are there other absurd but real things. Estimating at 4.2 trillion in oil revenue is about $500 per person globally. Until you factor in the uneven distribution of that revenue what seems like an order of magnitude problem goes away.

There are of course many other holes to poke in a high level estimate like this.

curuinor•1h ago
Look. This is a new golden age of cocaine, because of the big cuts in everything in the US took away the cocaine busting operations in Colombia and Bolivia, because the revolutionaries that previously kept control of it stood down and became a political party and new, profit-driven cartels came up, and because battery technology means that narcosubs and similar drone things work much better than before (and they can be made remote-operated, so the cops can't do shit even when they find one). Wholesale prices have halved or gone down 60% to like, 12k usd / kilo, street prices commensurate. The huge new opportunities created by increased market size have increased competition and made the cartel nature of the cartels decrease. So always think of that when you look at people acting like this and having such megalomaniac goals.
interestpiqued•42m ago
Honestly you have a point. The decrease in cost of cocaine is very real
UltraSane•35m ago
It would be hilarious if the price of cocaine actually affected macroeconomics because of how it affects human behavior.
fhdkweig•15m ago
It actually might. It affected the mood of stockbrokers in the 1980s, both because of general energy levels and also because they were addicted and had to keep the money flowing. That must do something to macroeconomics.
ForHackernews•1h ago
Yep, 92% of estimated US GDP in 2026. That sounds totally plausible to me.
garciasn•58m ago
Or ~25% of the world's GDP.
SiempreViernes•53m ago
It's just 25 % of world GDP bro, and only slightly more than double the projected worldwide construction market in 2028.
tfrancisl•1h ago
$30T? Why not $100T? $1000T? Why not $1 trillion trillion? If we're just pulling numbers out of our asses we may as well go big.
ForHackernews•59m ago
"Our Neumann projections show us on track to achieve 15.3 heptillion dollars in annual revenue by the year 2030."
goatlover•30m ago
Data centering the universe is an improvement on paper clips I guess.
intrasight•44m ago
Echoes of Enron
karmakurtisaani•38m ago
1 trillion trillion you say?! Sounds ridiculous, but if they can even reach 1% of that target, they'll make a killing! Sign me up!
speedgoose•1h ago
I see myself over $3000T in potential revenues too. You shall see. Please invest.
fhdkweig•59m ago
My wang has serious growth potential.

https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2000/05/26/this-could-be-...

speedgoose•53m ago
The jokes from the dot-come bubble are back!
0cf8612b2e1e•39m ago
Well I’m getting on this train. Even if he comes in under, that’s still like infinity percent growth from current!
01284a7e•1h ago
Before you dump it, you have to pump it...

In other words, we are to see a media barrage leading up to the IPO to get retail investors to jump on the stock.

rvz•57m ago
Now AI companies are playing with ridiculous Enron-level accounting tricks to justify their already inflated valuations?
hermitcrab•55m ago
How else are they going to get rich selling something for a tenth of what it costs them?
intrasight•42m ago
Enron did it for years and the senior managers became fabulously wealthy.
AJRF•56m ago
What are they currently making?
ofjcihen•53m ago
It’s heartening to see that most of HN is starting to call shenanigans on these ridiculous numbers.
apercu•38m ago
About time.
paulpauper•52m ago
I remember how 3 years ago the consensus, even here, was it was a fad or unsustainable.
bigstrat2003•51m ago
It still is unsustainable.
goatlover•39m ago
You think $30 trillion projected growth is sustainable?
lovich•39m ago
As far as I am aware, they have yet to make a single dollar in profit.

At some point selling a dollar for 5 cents stops being a viable strategy.

mysterydip•29m ago
Sure, the revenue per unit looks bad, but we’ll make it up in volume!
the__alchemist•51m ago
Puts once they IPO
seydor•51m ago
That is a typo. It is a Q not a T ! How could we have missed it
bitwize•49m ago
I'm sure Sam and Dario have a bottle of Cinco Comas sitting on that high shelf...
misiti3780•50m ago
They should focus on fixing claude code, as I just canceled my 200/month subscription for codex because it's quality has degraded so much.
GPerson•41m ago
They’re focused on curing all cancers in 5 years. Curing claude code is beneath them.
pluc•49m ago
The only obstacle is everyone using it for everything
vesrah•48m ago
Over what period of time?
spwa4•45m ago
I feel like I'm a comedian saying this, but of course per year.
HarHarVeryFunny•39m ago
It's a Feynman path integral - integrated over all possible future trajectories of Anthropic, including those where they have a thriving business on Tatooine.
the__alchemist•47m ago
There is still no way to search or filter your list of projects in the Claude sidebar, or get it to show you the active ones.
pwython•43m ago
Sure there is. You've been able to search/sort/filter/group for a while now.
0cf8612b2e1e•44m ago
2025 revenue numbers:

  - Microsoft $281 billion
  - Apple $416 billion
  - Google $402 billion
Seems likely that a company renting most of their hardware will generate multiples more cash than these established players
glimshe•41m ago
That's awesome! I also predict that Leopold Aschenbrenner will be the world's first trillionaire under 30!

PS: Not.

mmooss•40m ago
As you mock them, notice that they again emotionally provoked the public, using words that disrupt people's feeling of safety and stability and therefore which bypass their cognitive processes and hit directly in their emotions and alarm. That's the goal.

The mocking is usually an attempt to get back some equilibrium, to regain leverage, to make the scary threat into something smaller.

So it looks like their tactic worked yet again. Why is it a goal? One aim is to seize and hold the initiative, and also to make you compliant when they do further transgressive or dangerous things.

theideaofcoffee•39m ago
So I'm guessing that's the same $billion passed around these companies 30,000 times, then, right? If we're just pulling numbers out of thin air, I think I want to make $6723 kajillion dollars this year, and if I don't, I'm going to whine!

This shit is getting so fucking exhausting. No, you're not going to make $30 trillion. Ever. It's second-hand embarrassing how high these idiots are after huffing their own farts.

I hope it crashes and burns -hard-, and the 'wealth' of these insipid billionaire sociopaths 'leading' these operations evaporates so they're just another crank on the street corner so they're easier to ignore.

TSiege•38m ago
The combined revenue of the SP500 ~$18.28T, or ~14.8% of global GDP in 2025 (~118.35T). So is anthropic really saying that they expect to have 1.64x the revenue of the SP500 or that the total addressable revenue for AI they suspect is $30T? That number is at least plausible but expect to earn 25% of global GDP is a bit whacky unless you've drunk a lot of koolaid
ViktorRay•38m ago
When all this crashes, future historians will look back and wonder how so many got hoodwinked by AI.

Some of these future historians might even be reading this Hacker News thread.

To any future historians reading this, many of us did know this AI stock bonanza was just a modern day tulip mania. Alas many wealthy people did get hoodwinked though.

throwaway23597•35m ago
Honestly though, if they legitimately achieve RSI, I feel like all bets are off and anything could happen.
josefritzishere•16m ago
This is delusional. Are you ready for the biggest short ever?