It's probably worth pointing out that the author is a founder of beehiiv, a Substack competitor.
Thanks for that. I knew something felt off with how much beehiiv was being plugged.
Very lame to not be transparent about that.
Readit NewsCamelCaseName commented on Substack just killed the creator economy mail.bigdeskenergy.com/p/... · Posted by u/pulisse
CamelCaseName commented on Are you willing to pay $100k a year per developer on AI? theregister.com/2025/08/1... · Posted by u/rntn
> To save you a click: no, the author does not provide any source for the headline.
TFA kind of did, with the '20-30 dollars per person, per month, across an organisation' quote / comment - though they didn't do the math for you.
But that range of monthly spend only needs 220-400 ish people to reach the headline figure of $100k.
Whether that's good value, who can say.
100K, per developer?
Why'd it take so long?
Wonder if deprecating direct access means the gpt5 can still route to those behind the scenes?
That would make sense, I'm curious about this as well
These presenters all give off such a “sterile” vibe
Hundreds of billions on the line, really can't risk anything
The eval bar I want to see here is simple: over a complex objective (e.g., deploy to prod using a git workflow), how many tasks can GPT-5 stay on track with before it falls off the train. Context is king and it's the most obvious and glaring problem with current models.
This sounds like the kind of thing:
1. I desperately want (especially from Google)
2. Is impossible, because it will be super gamed, to the detriment of actually building flexible flows.
Did they just say they're deprecating all of OpenAI's non-GPT-5 models?
CamelCaseName commented on I couldn't submit a PR, so I got hired and fixed it myself skeptrune.com/posts/doing... · Posted by u/skeptrune
When I was traveling in Mexico, it drove me nuts that even though I was signed in, Google Flights switched my currency from dollars to pesos every single time I opened a new tab! I think they really don't care.
This is super frustrating when you travel a lot. You can change it back to your preferred currency, but it doesn't really stick.
The problem is resellers that buy a $200 license and then sell 1,000 $10 licenses.
starving to death and being mass-murdered by the inhuman fatso god-king
but also shrewd hackers magically infiltrating western tech companies for remote work
If you believe that you'll believe anything.