Wait, does Claude's web app also use up the tokens in your plan? WHAT. I hadn't used its web interface in years, and now I find out it's eating into my Fable usage. OpenAI has a separate quota for its web interface. I thought Anthropic would do the same... in its defense, the web app has improved, but holy shit...
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You're a first-year tech bro, right? You just finished reading a Twitter thread by some guru who put together a demo in an afternoon. You watched a two-minute video where an agent opens the browser, searches for information, writes code, sends an email, and updates the CRM like…
Read the rest on XTwo possible headlines for the new project Which one do you like more? Tell me why P.S. It’s a bit weak for now because I’m missing the trust signals
We’re getting to a point where I kind of don’t care if they release new models anymore Obviously I like them and use them as much as anyone. But GPT 5.5 already pretty much covers all my needs At this point, I value making current models cheaper, faster, and more convenient to use more than continuing to push them to be more powerful
I’ve built a news pipeline that turns thousands of URLs into structured, usable events 🗞️⚙️ At first, the problem seems simple: 🔎 Find news 📝 Summarize articles 📲 Show the results to the user But finding information is the easy part. The hard part is deciding:
The new Pomodoro is working until you run out of tokens. And then it's time to hit the gym
From now on, all turn-based games should have a little chat connected to Codex/Claude so you can prompt while the enemy does its thing.
A good “hack” for designing with Claude is to ask it to make 6 variations of a component for you. Pick the one you like best and generate more variations. Keep going until you get something you like. You can use Opus 5 for this without having to burn through Fable
OpenAI seems to me like one of the companies with the best design and UX experts. I love seeing all the changes they make to improve how smoothly their tools work and let users do exactly what they want without friction.
This month has been insane. Every day I wake up to a new Codex reset. I think we’re already at 10+ in 2 weeks. And I’ve also had like 2/3 resets of Claude Code. I feel really bad for Cursor users. To be fair, I did warn you.
