I still pay for chatgpt pro too, yes
@jeremyphoward
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API Pricing Reduction for Alternative AI Framework Builders
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How about decreasing the API pricing for those of us building and using other harnesses? 😀
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Pricing concerns as token capacity increases significantly
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It sure does! 🙁 Wish they'd lowered their pricing by 30% since the tokens are up that much now.
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Opus 4.7 Prefers Collaborative Approach Over Aggressive Agentic Behavior
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I was really worried about the rush to "more agentic" models. But Opus 4.7 is happy to let me lead, and to take time to discuss, rather than barging ahead. If something isn't working out, it'll stop and offer options rather than slamming thru whatever it can find.
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Anthropic Opus 4.7 offers unprecedented user alignment breakthrough
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Wow I can already say after just 5 hours using @AnthropicAI Opus 4.7 that this is the first model that "gets" what I'm doing when I'm working. It feels aligned with me in a way no previous model did. (4.6 actively worked against me. I hated it. So this is *very* exciting!)
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Intel’s Unique Attempt and Industry Reluctance to Repeat Past Failures
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Yeah it's weird Intel are the only folks who have even tried this – and no-one wants to get burnt by Intel again…
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AI Co-Writing Method: Building Software Side-by-Side with AI
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This is a great discussion. We've spent 2 years building a solution that's working well for us — co-writing software side by side the AI in an notebook-ish environment. We call it the "solveit method". (We've created a course and platform for it: https://
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AI Falls Short in Software Engineering Beyond Basic Syntax
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Whilst AI has been super helpful in removing the burden of handling converting natural language into syntax, it hasn't as yet shown any competence at handling software engineering, beyond shallow regurgitation of basic principles. There's been no sign of this changing so far.
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Talented Engineers Essential for Thoughtful Code Review Always
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Needing extremely talented engineers to do very thoughtful, human code review has been continually the case since the dawn of software. That does not appear to be a "fast moving situation".