Wrote an article with Claude today. 30+ rounds back and forth—I set direction, Claude fills details, I nitpick, it refines.
Thought AI would just do the work. Nope. Writing still needs a human constantly pushing back.
AI amplifies your taste, not your laziness.
AI can make me build 10x faster.
But lately I’ve been thinking:
Maybe the hard part isn’t building anymore.
It’s figuring out what’s actually worth building.
Ark Coding Plan quota: 100%. Cooked.
Without it, I actually sat down and thought about the projects I’ve been half-assing.
Turns out, that quiet time was worth more than another 100 AI calls.
Anyone else feel this? AI running out forced me to slow down—and it was a net win.
Couldn't grab Zhipu's Coding Plan, so I ended up on Ark's Coding Plan Pro instead.
10 days in and I've already burned 90.6% of the monthly quota lol
Works fine, just… doesn't really last. If you code a lot, check the quota first — or you'll be sweating it by mid-month.
Doubao taking 12% on hotel bookings?
My first reaction wasn't shock—it was "finally." Don't watch the number, watch the signal.
AI search stops finding info and starts closing the deal.
But can it stay "neutral" after taking the money? That remains to be seen.