Readit NewsI guarantee you that price will double by 2027. Then it’ll be a new car payment!
I’m really not saying this to be snarky, I’m saying this to point out that we’re really already in the enshittification phase before the rapid growth phase has even ended. You’re paying $200 and acting like that’s a cheap SaaS product for an individual.
I pay less for Autocad products!
This whole product release is about maximizing your bill, not maximizing your productivity.
I don’t need agents to talk to each other. I need one agent to do the job right.
It cognitively feels very similar to other classic programming activities, like modularization at any level from architecture to code units/functions, thoughtfully choosing how to lay out and chunk things. It's always been one of the things that make programming pleasurable for me, and some of that feeling returns when slicing up tasks for agents.
Or maybe something quite different but where these early era agentic tooling strategies still become either unneeded or even actively detrimental.
That said, more and more people seem to be arriving at the conclusion that if you want a fairly large-sized, complex task in a large existing codebase done right, you'll have better odds with Codex GPT-5.2-Codex-XHigh than with Claude Code Opus 4.5. It's far slower than Opus 4.5 but more likely to get things correct, and complete, in its first turn.
Searching for "bags.fm" on X with keywords like "invest" or "rich" or "moon" also does not seem to return any conversations referring to anyone but the creators getting rich.
I can't find any bags.fm references on 4chan, and searching for gas town instead doesn't seem to bring up anything cryptocurrency related in the archive.
> You're being bamboozled
I don't think so. I suspect the world is so full of crypto scams that when someone does something explicitly non-scammy ("Hey, here's a crypto thing you can use to give me free money!") people still incorrectly view it as scammy because of crypto.
How many memecoin "investors" do you think view these as serious investments? I suspect essentially none of them.
How many memecoin "investors" are degenerate gambling addicts who need treatment? Probably most of them.
Taking money from vulnerable gambling addicts is certainly not ideal, but it's far from scammy.
https://x.com/Fizzy__01/status/1956006313848397861
100% of these things are somewhere on the scam and fraud spectrum. An unscrupulous person creates a token or a platform for creating tokens with the goal of raising the worthless token's price so they can parasitically make millions from something that holds zero value.
The "fund creators" thing is a common ploy. If they actually wanted to do that, they'd make it so you can only donate with dollars or stablecoins.
Look at the dozens of replies to all of Yegge's posts, now: https://x.com/Steve_Yegge/status/2014530592134910215
Sure! Are those people buying bags.fm tokens? Probably not.
This isn't even marketed as an investment https://bags.fm but a crowdfunding tool for developers with a casino attached.
You don't have to be smart to read the big text on the website.
You're being bamboozled. Google the name of it. Search it on Twitter and 4chan. Watch any Coffeezilla video.
https://apps.apple.com/app/bags-financial-messenger/id647319...
The tagline of the app? "Buy & sell memecoins". Transparently advertised as a crowdfunding mechanism using memecoins.