poteto poteto poteto have you tried T3 code? how does your pstack fit in it? theo spoke highly of pstack, you should see if you can do a collab or similar with him.
A strange reversal. I now check Argos and Currys before Amazon.
Amazon is so full of near-identical white-label products that it feels like AliExpress. Meanwhile, I’m often finding newer models cheaper elsewhere.
A smaller range, chosen well, can beat endless choice.
@dannybuck Your sums are right. Your comparison is nonsense. The £250k deposit isn’t “gone”; it becomes equity. The £1.4m includes repaying the £750k borrowed. You freeze rent for 25 years, assume 4.5% risk-free forever and ignore the house owned at the end. Rent4Life, maths4Clicks.
@neilpatel Revenue is the right scoreboard. The missing step is incrementality.
Did SEO create pipeline that wouldn’t otherwise exist, or get credit for where demand surfaced? Change the KPI without answering that, and the attribution problem survives.
That’s a slogan, not a fact. Gartner Digital Markets found 53% of 2,499 software buyers had dropped a vendor because its price missed expectations. Sometimes price decides who’s still in the running.
I thought you were a super fan until I checked the comments.
Similar issues. I left ages ago. The worst one was getting over $100 bill because they changed the billing process and left it to default to high. I had a lot of complaints but silently left after paying.
I got start up credits with AWS and same processes are next to 0 pm anyway.
Hate is strong. But the are my least favourite of the big 4. A lot of their practices have been anti user, I think it came from a bad decision not to build their own compute. Also it seems nerfed in the UK.
I don’t let it code in any of my projects. It’s guaranteed to fluff it.
@theo If you removed Codex, Claude Code, Cursor ACP and OpenCode, could T3 still take “fix this bug,” inspect the repo, edit files, run tests, observe the results, iterate and finish the task?