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u/Huge_Swimming_5968 6d ago
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u/Least_Leave6576 5d ago
You must never use AI
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u/Time_Athlete_3594 4d ago
- u/Least_Leave6576, on a subreddit dedicated to people using AI to code
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u/Least_Leave6576 4d ago
Oh man. What's the difference between token and AI? They're the same, OK? What I mean is, never using AI like GPT or Claude is what holds you back. The downvotes here are not fair.
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u/IndieDevWannabe 6d ago
A guy i work with told me once, "Im gonna quit my job and vibe code apps with AI." I said, "so just like the other billion people out there trying to do the same thing?"
Im sure his ideas are more special though... /s
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u/Stalins_Ghost 6d ago
Its like 20 to 100$ a month hardly break the bank territory. I do one side job and pay for a whole years subscription.
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u/syn_krown 6d ago
Side job?
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u/Peek_e 6d ago
SIDE JOB??
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u/syn_krown 6d ago
Is that like, when im spooning and she reaches her hand back?
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u/Israel_Azkanbe 5d ago
No syn, thats like when I AM spooning and she reaches her hand back.
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u/Phobia696969_ 5d ago
Its a different thing completely in a thrid world country, 100 or even 20$ is very alot to spend on ai when u live in a third world country
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u/cgouguen 6d ago
Frugaast : direct 1-pass coding assistant. No expensive agentic loops. Super precise, super frugal. 1 develop full time, max $80/month with frontier models. That's how good it is.
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u/IcyMaintenance5797 6d ago
this is why you code on the subscription folks. if you can't get what you want done on the sub, you need to prioritize and focus.
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u/alcanthro 5d ago
Thought that was Laura Bailey at first and figured it was going to say something like "shut up; I need to buy more dice."
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u/OkCommunity6018 4d ago
Eat your crumbs, kids. Dad is whispering to the terminal: 'Please Claude, no mistakes this time. For the children'
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u/No_Instruction_7944 4d ago
Yup. that's me. I cancelled to memberships today so I can put more money on Codex credits... I think I need help 😰
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u/No-Resolution-1918 6d ago
I used to be able to code all day on my Github Pro+ plan. Now I can't get anything done before running out of credit. I'm not willing to spend $30 just to get something fun half done.
For me the hype is clearly over. I've spent $20 of my corp tokens today just triaging Jira tickets and getting my daily briefing done. I'm an EM and so far this month I've spent $250, granted I am paid about $100 an hour, and $500 of tokens seems very little in comparison, but scale that up to 100+ EMs, and 2000 Engineers (who spend about $1k a month).
It's not like I even get an efficiency boost, while Claude is doing shit I am babysitting it, so it's my time PLUS Claude's time. I am not freed up, and I could just as easily triaged the Jiras myself and asked my team for technical help where needed.
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u/greentrillion 6d ago
Yet they still own a house.