With all the MDR Debate on UPI Transactions .. did a deepdive on my family level transactions on #UPI Sharing some takeaways .. Just to get some context in value terms.
Period of April ’25 to Sep’ 15 2026
Total Transactions done: 1680
P2P Transactions – 862 - 51% - No MDR Charges
P2M Transactions – 818 – 49%
Under P2M Transactions:
P2M < 2K Value – 753 Transactions - 92% of my P2M Transactions – No MDR Charges
P2M > 2K Value – 65 Transactions - 8% of my P2M Transactions – MDR Charges apply
Total Transactions Value done: 28.06L
P2P Transactions – 22.68L - 81% - No MDR Charges
P2M Transactions – 5.39L – 19%
Under P2M Transactions:
P2M < 2K Value – 2.84L - 53% of my P2M Transactions – No MDR Charges
P2M > 2K Value – 2.55L - 47% of my P2M Transactions – MDR Charges applicable.
MDR Charges @ 0.4% on Non Utilities and 5Rs Flat on Telecom – calculated comes to Rs 975/- over the 17 month period.
This ideally is supposed to be borne by the Merchant – Let’s assume worst case its passed to me as a consumer as a cost (not a Tax) – This is the cost I am paying over 17 Months – or Rs 58/- Monthly at an individual level.
I can understand the concerns on Margin pressures on SME’s or small retailers, and concerns of more cash coming into the system to avoid this cost and lessening of the formal economy – But cost to a consumer as a concern – Just don’t get it !!
@Soon_Iter This romanticism to a project is only seen on X. In real life people like to work on different projects. The official typescript team did a fab job by porting to go lang. They showed the path. Now more efficient systems are being built it will free them to focus at harder stuff
Orez:
https://t.co/Q8Y6oPXWwX
Orez makes using @zero__ms as easy as possible. It’s a backend in a box.
It now has three modes:
Vanilla - a complete real Zero setup with no config. Super easy setup. Admin UI. Etc.
WASM - same idea, but it has no native dependency at all. PGLite, Bedrock wasm SQLite. Fits in low memory.
Browser - yes, really. We stuffed Zero into a browser. Not sure what you could do with it 🤔 but it took a lot of tokens!
@jamonholmgren@theo You must be using Astra as orchestrator / reviewer and Sol as implementor right ? If you eval Sol vs Opus there's no way Sol can come above Opus.
yesterday i showed claude code using codex's computer use, today i got some more fucking fire for you
claude can also drive codex's official chrome extension, and it controls chromium browsers beautifully
all in the background, without the "allow" popup chrome devtools mcp throws at you every time a new agent connects
it even handles more than one browser: each install of the extension gets its own instance id, so claude knows which is which
i have helium as my main and chrome for work, and claude code now uses both
first, install the chrome plugin in the codex app and add openai's chatgpt extension to your chromium browser (or all of them, if you have a few)
then give this to your claude:
"Set up Codex's Chrome extension for you on my Mac. I've installed the Chrome plugin in the Codex app and the extension. Use Codex's computer use MCP server as user MCP "codex-cu": keep it if it's already registered, otherwise copy the "cua_repl" entry from ~/.codex/plugins/cache/openai-bundled/unified-computer-use/<newest version>/.mcp.json. Its browser side rejects calls without Codex turn metadata, so put a small stdio proxy in front that adds _meta["x-codex-turn-metadata"] (session_id and turn_id as a JSON string) to every tools/call. Add a Stop hook that tells this session's proxy to call the hidden turn_ended tool and start a new turn_id, so your tabs get released without touching other sessions. Test it by opening a tab straight at a URL in each browser with cua.createBrowserTab(browserId, url). Browsers can all report as "Chrome", so if I have several, ask me which test tab showed up in which browser."
got more than one browser and ok with it touching your claude.md? give it this too:
"Write each browser's name and metadata.extensionInstanceId into my global CLAUDE.md, with a note to pick browsers by that id and open tabs straight at a URL."
@zigo_101@VictoriaMetrics Go is boring by design. A 10 year old go codebase is as good as 1 month old. Even if you point LLMs at an old codebase it will find gaps in your architectural decisions than go code itself.