Michael Esch

Entrepreneur & B2B SaaS Software Developer

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

I have the feeling it will go this way after 22 june.

[Theo - t3.gg @theo]

If Anthropic put out a $1000/month tier that gets 5x the $200 tier limits and also lets us keep Fable access, I'd do it in a heartbeat.

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

@EmanuelThorpX @MatthewBerman you are absolutely right, or maybe not.

maybe even with it my workflow seems to save tokens...

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

@RyanEls4 strange, it looks exactly like my computer

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

@RyanEls4 low cost gamer

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

@ChrissGPT i hate your post and you know why.

and you didn't even lied.

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

@IcebearAngry @japan_nobunaga danke für den hinweis. ich fahre zu selten bahn um es wirklich zu wissen.

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

@RyanEls4 my head hurts

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

@japan_nobunaga vielleicht weil es ein trauriger witz ist.

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

to be fair, i have a huge knowledge base in cowork about what i want todo and can do and what not.
so hopefully it was right

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

funniest fable 5 moment today.

used cowork with fable. had 2 open project requests.
it declined one and auto-applied to the other.
fable only asked for my charge rate.

i don't know which project it was.

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

@krishnapro_ yes it is running.

[Taelin @VictorTaelin]

This benchmark addresses my problem with 5.5: it passes the tests but writes shitty code. We don't need a model's output to work today, we need it not to break tomorrow...

[tetsuo @tetsuoai]

Linux Socket Programming in C: Cheat Sheet

[tetsuo @tetsuoai]

Terry Davis explains HolyC's approach to header files, task management, and symbol tables in Temple OS.

[Kai Baumgartner @kaibaumgartner]

Where’s “Skin In The Game”?

This 20 year chart tells a remarkable story about Germany. This chart is not merely describing a decline. It is explaining it:

+820,000 public-sector jobs
−800,000 self-employed

Wealth is created through entrepreneurship, innovation, capital formation, and voluntary exchange—not through the expansion of the administrative state.

Germany became wealthy through builders, engineers, industrialists, family businesses, and entrepreneurs. Yet the incentives increasingly reward compliance over risk-taking, administration over innovation, and redistribution over production.

The result is visible in plain sight.

A society that attracts its brightest minds to government desks rather than company formation is slowly consuming its economic seed corn. Exceptions, such as Singapore, may prove the rule.

Prosperity cannot be regulated into existence. It must be created first.

Germany needs fewer barriers to entrepreneurship, lower taxes, less bureaucracy, and more capital formation.

#Germany does not suffer from a shortage of bureaucrats. It suffers from a shortage of entrepreneurs.

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

@mark_k another soul lost in the deep

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

@ChrissGPT you should have put one dot in F tier and let them discuss who it is

[Michael Esch @_michael_esch]

@nikitabier @lupinxart Is it because they said "Twitter"? ^^