Readit Newsminor refreshes = removing critical controls like turn signal and drive select stalks.
Who would want to go from several dedicated tactile controls in model s/x to no stalks and few controls?
That leading 0 is odd.
So there might need to be more studies into shingles and why men are getting it more frequently and younger.
I've never been more fearful of components breaking than current day. With GPU and now memory prices being crazy, I hope I never have to upgrade.
I don't know how but the box is still great for every day web development with heavy Docker usage, video recording / editing with a 4k monitor and 2nd 1440p monitor hooked up. Minor gaming is ok too, for example I picked up Silksong last week, it runs very well at 2560x1440.
For general computer usage, SSDs really were a once in a generation "holy shit, this upgrade makes a real difference" thing.
I find it... very strange that you think software development is less mentally taxing than physical labor.
I love the AI pedantry. It's perfect.
They made pro have many times more value than paying per token and then they made max again have 25x more tokens than pro on the $200 plan.
It’s a bit like being offered rice at $1 per grain (pay per token) or a tiny bag of rice for $20 (pro) or a truck load for $200. That’s the pricing structure right now.
So while i agree you can’t easily exceed the quota on the big plans it’s a little crazy how they’ve tiered pricing. I hope no one out there’s paying per token!
Some companies are. Yes, for Claude Code. My co used to be like that as it's an easy ramp up instead of giving devs who might not use it that much a $150/mo seat; if you use it enough you can have a seat and save money, but if you're not touching $150 in credits a month just use the API. Oxide also recommends using API pricing. [0]
0: https://gist.github.com/david-crespo/5c5eaf36a2d20be8a3013ba...