Personal AI bill right now
- ChatGPT Pro (for Codex) : €190.83
- Claude Max plan 20x (Claude code) : €180.00
- Midjourney Standard plan : $30
- Hetzner (for Hermes Agent) : €8.77
Professional AI bill is much higher
The Codex team is cooking
There's an update almost everyday with new features, new plug-ins, improved user experience, and GPT 5.5 is a beast.
And my AI bill keeps on increasing
I've been Claude coding for the past 4 months and been in love with Claude code ever since but dawn, Codex is crazy good.
OpenAI is not dead after all
You need to check it out if you haven't yet
I thought this was madness.
Then I watched what she actually built. 🤯
A mom is running 11 OpenClaw AI agents on Mac Minis to manage her family. Here's what the setup does:
→ She photographs any curriculum. The agent builds a personalized lesson plan, teaches her kids, and tracks daily progress
→ She leaves voice notes. Agents write code, order groceries, handle
everything on her list
→ Agents schedule "let the kids be bored" time. Intentional boredom. Built into the system.
→ All house admin runs in the background. No calendar wars. No WhatsApp chaos. No pile of mail on the counter.
→ The hours she gets back? She spends them actually being with her kids.
The internet called this cold. Robotic. Unnatural.
She didn't outsource parenting.
The madness isn't the agents. It's what they replaced.
JACK DORSEY'S NEW APP IS A PROTESTER'S SECRET WEAPON
Bitchat doesn’t need Wi-Fi, mobile data, or even a working government.
Messages bounce phone-to-phone using Bluetooth; no towers, no servers, no kill switch.
It’s ideal for places like Iran, where regimes love blackouts and protesters need a way to talk when the internet “suddenly disappears.”
No logins. No SIM cards. No surveillance.
Source: @CatiaKyen
Claude code is the shell experience I always dreamed about. It's the CLI that you see in movies but was never real.
The command line that does magic, that thinks before you.
It finally exists, It's @claudeai in 2026
@BrianRoemmele Our theories are off.
Even the link between expansion and red shift is under attack. Our dear James Webb telescope is letting us know that our main theory is wrong, we just don't know what to replace it with.
Dark matter and dark energy were always very odd to start with
@BobMurphyEcon On (B) Not sure if this is serious but it's nevertheless interesting. You are correct.
In Newton’s theory of gravity, the gravitational force is assumed to propagate at infinite speed, infinitely much faster than the speed of light....