Recently, we purchased one of each Anthropic/OpenAI subscription plan and randomly ran long horizon coding tasks until we exhausted the weekly limit. It's widely believed that a $200/month plan maxes out at ~$2000/month worth of tokens (assuming API pricing). However, we found that the subscriptions are actually far more generous. (2/4)
@TrungTPhan Drove by an around-the-block line on Robson Street last night.
You think the people sleeping on the street are buying to keep? Or does everyone believe they can flip for $5k?
@ClaudeDevs You lost me at the Agent SDK.
Fine, we shouldn't use CC subscriptions for Github Actions. They're non-interactive and probably unoptimized for caching.
But why are you penalizing me for using your product interactively via Zed vs your CLI? Same calls, same use-case.
On group chats
“They are rarely discussed by mainstream media outlets, because, unlike public platforms like Twitter and Reddit, which provide endless content mining opportunities for eager journalists, there is nothing to write about with group chats. Occasionally, a piece about group chats finds its way to The New York Times or The Atlantic, but these stories are usually quaint and rosy, reflecting on the joys of drinking wine with one's college girlfriends, or keeping in touch with old colleagues, rather than how they will reshape the online social web.”
Cloudflare Workflows is such a slept on product. Whole categories of problem disappear if you can use it.
You think you need a queue, database, and distributed tracing. What you actually need is a way to safely retry failures and debug when something breaks halfway through.
@heynavtoor The real power move is to never set up WiFi on the TV, and connect to an Apple TV for entertainment.
Nothing good has ever come from a TV software update.
@GergelyOrosz Idk. I do a lot of work these days where I kick a task over to a cloud agent and give feedback through normal code review tools. For something like that I want stacks and small PRs.
I've had a guy in my DMs trying to get me onto his podcast for a few weeks.
On the surface things looked legit. Followed me from a 10 year old X account, put me into a group chat with other real looking industry folks. Still smelled fishy. Premise was a Capital One podcast for crypto builders. In 2026???
Googled him again this morning and of course the whole thing is an elaborate social engineering scam.
Many thanks to @Ben_deWaal for taking apart the exploit and publishing detailed findings.
Stay vigilant. The North Koreans are everywhere.
https://t.co/7SGOzLv6Cf
This is what AI and robotics should feel like. A house full of magic objects that come alive when you’re not looking like Beauty And The Beast.
Not sure this thing can actually fold laundry, but I want it to be real and good enough to use.
@lessin "How interesting, I thought, that this local chef's hobby involved salt, the same seasoning technique that the inventor of the Big Mac had repurposed."
Shouldn’t we be doing this over the many complex smart contracts that secure billions onchain?
How is there not a single crypto company involved?
@AnthropicAI ?