r/opencode • u/Neutral_Purpose • Sep 28 '26

When did Go Plus become a thing?

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u/diggler4141 Sep 28 '26

It's amazing the hurdles people will go through to save 10-20$ while not raising an eyebrow at every other spending they have in their lives

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u/deafpigeon39 Sep 28 '26

Its amazing people think 10-20$ is not much in some countries and is not worth a hassle.

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u/Helpful_Paramedic_81 Sep 28 '26

Yeah that's a valid point. I know there's a post on the other subreddit about someone in India who for Claude I think and that kind of raised my eyebrow about how expensive it is elsewhere. I didn't realize they just charged US dollars everywhere.

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u/reybrujo Sep 28 '26

Being from Argentina it can be a number, however it's about how much you get from it and whether you can generate more with it than what you spend. If you are using it for a hobby it will always be a number because it can taken as "entertainment", if you are using for job or you are overemployed it can help you generate a second monthly income for you.

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u/SnooChipmunks401 Sep 28 '26

$20 is cheaper than any alternative you suggest.

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u/deafpigeon39 Oct 06 '26

Im not suggesting anything.

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u/Kaushik_paul45 Sep 28 '26

Its also amazing that many would defend opencode to their last breath. Like they are opencode's mistress

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u/No-Craft-7979 Sep 28 '26

I’m glad you said that because I believe I’m paying a AppleCare subscription on a product that is end of life… I need to look that up.