If they’re relying on Cursor or whatever LLM system they’re using to get this number, then it’s probably heavily inflated. Also, it’s likely a good chunk of that is new tests

LLM prices will continue to rise and they’ll be stuck holding the bag

That’s how it’s always been though? If the general price is too high odds are people will look elsewhere, no matter how many great coupons there are. To make the difference you’d have to peddle thousands or hundreds of thousands of individualized discounts and fundamentally change consumer behaviors. Technology that is at odds with how humans function often fails

What?

Oracle owns Cerner, the largest IT medical provider. No major competitor either, since they’re multinational and most competitors are single country or regional

There’s already a Bash script with very few dependencies: https://github.com/jdcodes1/claude-sh

As I understand it there are dozens of similar cases already started. The precedent is what’s meaningful

the maximum penalty under the law of $5,000 per violation

This is far too low in this context. Perhaps it should be a percentage of annual revenue or profit or something instead of a fixed amount.