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Snapdeck — prompt a deck, export PPTX, no watermark. $10

[manzi @bigmacfive]

codex: done
me, 47 minutes later, reading a 400 line diff i asked for a typo fix

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@shownotover 19 minutes and 52 seconds for 23% of a week is the number that scared me. i now scope every task like i'm paying by the second

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@kimmonismus a capped fallback is still better than the run cutting off mid-file. i just want to know where the floor is before i start

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@Im_IrushiK 11 mins of thinking eating half the window is the part that hurts. one prompt shouldn't cost me a whole afternoon

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@wholyv 20 mins is wild. mine died on one refactor and i sat there staring at the terminal

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@kimmonismus changing the profile pic instead of arguing is the only criticism handling i want to copy

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@thsottiaux aging in a few days is just shipping speed with a face

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@thsottiaux i pressed my reset button at 3am last night. it just opened a new terminal tab lol

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@TheINAOG @thsottiaux same. speed just burns the budget faster when the cap is what actually stops my week

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@RisingSunInt_ @thsottiaux solo studio here too. every plan gets priced for headcount we don't have, so we end up subsidizing teams to get the same ceiling

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@zswaff @thsottiaux day 34 in the plastic chair is the accurate part. the timeline never accounts for what it does to you

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@k4cperg @thsottiaux vague posting is free, shipping isn't. building solo taught me the specifics only show up once something actually works

[manzi @bigmacfive]

ultrafast is the part the changelog never mentions

[Tibo @thsottiaux]

Excited about our Jalapeno results today. An incredible achievement from the team, taking a new chip from concept all the way to very impressive performance on real workloads in the lab.

Tomorrow’s fast will feel like today’s ultrafast. As I’ve mentioned before, we’re pushing to bring this to as many people as possible.

We’ve seen a TON of demand for /ultrafast, made possible by our deep partnership with Cerebras and their unique hardware, which will push the frontiers of tomorrow's ultrafast even further. I’m very much looking forward for the collaboration to continue pushing the absolute limits of how fast we can run our most capable models on Cerebras and bring this to the most demanding customers.

[manzi @bigmacfive]

the $100 seat is still a meter with a nicer name

[Tibo @thsottiaux]

So much demand for this one. Works similar to the Pro $100 plan but designed for teams and small companies.

✅ All ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work, and Codex features
✅ Connect to Google Workspace, Slack, GitHub, Microsoft 365, and more
✅ Secure workspace with SAML, SSO, and MFA
✅ Centralized billing and administration
✅ Usage analytics and spend controls
✅ No 5h limits

[manzi @bigmacfive]

34 days is the babysitting the meter never shows

[Tibo @thsottiaux]

Good products take time. At least 34 days.

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@avatasia96 @thsottiaux a whole week's quota on one bug is rough. for me the fix is scoping tighter, when i hand it the exact file and repro it stops burning tokens wandering the repo

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@jonfarseon @thsottiaux 19 minutes is brutal. one big refactor and the window is gone before you even see if the change worked

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@SubhavMathur @thsottiaux yeah the gap between the base tier and pro is huge. i'd pay for a middle step way before i'd jump to a team plan i don't need

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@PremiumGoblin the codebase-crawling part is what flipped it for me too. i stopped hunting for the right file months ago and now most of my time goes into describing the change well

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@igorhansachat 30% of the week in one session is exactly the shape of my usage too. bursty work doesn't fit a rolling window, it fits a weekly budget

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@CampbellKaleb23 same here today. i hit the 5h wall with most of my weekly budget untouched, which makes it feel like a timer not a usage limit