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Yup. The most crazy aspect was that they had bought the domain intentionally (just 1 month prior) that whole fiasco.

Maybe its just (n=2) that only we both remember this fiasco but I don't agree with that. I don't really understand how this got so so many upvotes in short frame of time especially given its history of not doing good things to say the very least... I am especially skeptical of it.

Thoughts?

Edit: I looked deeper into Sanchit's Hackernews id to find 3 days ago they posted the same thing as far as I can tell (the difference only being that it had runanywhere.ai domain than github.com/runanywhere but this can very well be because in hackernews you can't have two same links in small period of time so they are definitely skirting that law by pasting github link)

Another point, that post (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47283498) got stuck at 5 points till right now (at time of writing)

So this got a lot more crazier now which is actually wild.

by john_strinlai2 hours ago|

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i unfortunately dont know enough about vote patterns on hn, or what is expected/normal voting behavior.

what i do know is that their name is etched into my mind under the category of "shady, never do business with them".

by Imustaskforhelp2 hours ago|

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I was writing my initial comment and I had no mention to the voting behaviour until I accidentally reloaded or something to find the upvote rise by a decent amount. Then I got suspicious and then I reloaded again to see like in 20seconds or < 1 minute and saw the vote rise so much (read my other comment)

I was writing the comment at time of 18 upvotes and then it went to 24 upvote all of a sudden that I had gone suspicious.

see at 2026-03-10T17:38-39:00Z timeframe within this particular graph(0)

(0):https://news.social-protocols.org/stats?id=47326101