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Most people use AI coding agents like chatbots. That’s why they get mediocre results. The real win is in planning, memory, delegation, compaction, and verification. Works for Claude Code, Copilot, Amazon Q, Cursor—basically any serious AI coding stack. medium.com/@devesh.mankar/7-… #LatePost #AI #CodingAssistant #Productivity #DevTools
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The margin on a subscription plan is a function of the average utilization. If we assume both companies have 75% API gross margins, this results in the following subscription margins. (3/4)
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They ran an experiment. And what they found is actually interesting and terrifying. 🤯 SemiAnalysis bought every single Claude and ChatGPT subscription plan. Ran long coding tasks non-stop until they hit the weekly limits. Measured how much API-equivalent value each plan actually delivers. → Claude Pro ($20/mo) → up to $400/mo in API value → Claude Max 5x ($100/mo) → up to $2,000/mo → Claude Max 20x ($200/mo) → up to $8,000/mo → ChatGPT Plus ($20/mo) → up to $700/mo → ChatGPT Pro 5x ($100/mo) → up to $3,500/mo → ChatGPT Pro 20x ($200/mo) → up to $14,000/mo Your $20 subscription can give you 20x your money back in actual AI compute. The interesting part: at full utilization, OpenAI loses $13,800 on every $200 subscriber. Anthropic loses $7,800. They allow it because most people barely use 10% of their plan. The terrifying part: this won't last. Instead of cutting limits, labs will start pulling their best models off subscriptions entirely. API only. Fable 5 is already free on Pro plans only through June 22. After that it moves to usage credits. That shift is already starting. Use your subscription while it's still this generous.
Replying to @SemiAnalysis_
Recently, we purchased one of each Anthropic/OpenAI subscription plan and randomly ran long horizon coding tasks until we exhausted the weekly limit. It's widely believed that a $200/month plan maxes out at ~$2000/month worth of tokens (assuming API pricing). However, we found that the subscriptions are actually far more generous. (2/4)
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#BlogPost #LatePost #AI #ClaudeCode #OpenSource #AIAgents Anthropic accidentally exposed the blueprint behind Claude Code. 512,000 lines. 1,900 files. Hidden features. Undercover Mode. Then the open-source world responded overnight. This wasn’t just a leak. It was a preview of where AI agents are headed. Read more at medium.com/p/i-saw-anthropic…

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I dare @google to formulate such policies for the US customers! Why this cuck behaviour @GoogleIndia @sundarpichai?
🚨 WARNING for all Pixel owners in India. 🚨 My Pixel device was sent to official Google repair. After inspection, Google declared it “not repairable” and gave me only 2 choices: 1️⃣ Pay ₹22,620 for a replacement device 2️⃣ Get the phone returned unrepaired Now comes the shocking part. Before taking ₹22k , Google India REFUSES to disclose: ❌ Which exact device they will send ❌ Whether it’s NEW or REFURBISHED ❌ Battery health details ❌ Water Resistance Rating ❌ Replacement quality standards ❌ Google cannot guarantee battery health percentage ❌ Google cannot guarantee IP/water resistance rating And in writing, Google Support confirmed: ⚠️ Once payment is made, there is NO refund and NO return — even if you are unhappy with the replacement device quality sent later. Most shocking part? Google could not even confirm whether they have any minimum measurable quality standards/policies for refurbished replacement devices: Battery health % Water resistance integrity like IP rating So basically: Pay first. Find out later what device you got. No refund. No choice. Without transparency, measurable quality benchmarks or refund rights. This is not premium after-sales support. This is “trust us after payment.” Attaching screenshots of Google Support’s own email response. Indian Pixel buyers deserve transparency before payment, not blind acceptance. @GoogleIndia @madebygoogle #GooglePixel #PixelIndia #Pixel6 #GoogleIndia #ConsumerRights #RightToRepair #MadeByGoogle #TechTwitter #Android #Smartphones
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🚨 WARNING for all Pixel owners in India. 🚨 My Pixel device was sent to official Google repair. After inspection, Google declared it “not repairable” and gave me only 2 choices: 1️⃣ Pay ₹22,620 for a replacement device 2️⃣ Get the phone returned unrepaired Now comes the shocking part. Before taking ₹22k , Google India REFUSES to disclose: ❌ Which exact device they will send ❌ Whether it’s NEW or REFURBISHED ❌ Battery health details ❌ Water Resistance Rating ❌ Replacement quality standards ❌ Google cannot guarantee battery health percentage ❌ Google cannot guarantee IP/water resistance rating And in writing, Google Support confirmed: ⚠️ Once payment is made, there is NO refund and NO return — even if you are unhappy with the replacement device quality sent later. Most shocking part? Google could not even confirm whether they have any minimum measurable quality standards/policies for refurbished replacement devices: Battery health % Water resistance integrity like IP rating So basically: Pay first. Find out later what device you got. No refund. No choice. Without transparency, measurable quality benchmarks or refund rights. This is not premium after-sales support. This is “trust us after payment.” Attaching screenshots of Google Support’s own email response. Indian Pixel buyers deserve transparency before payment, not blind acceptance. @GoogleIndia @madebygoogle #GooglePixel #PixelIndia #Pixel6 #GoogleIndia #ConsumerRights #RightToRepair #MadeByGoogle #TechTwitter #Android #Smartphones
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I just published Switching Your Pixel Phone to GrapheneOS: The Definitive Guide to What You Gain, What You Lose, and… medium.com/p/switching-your-…

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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary
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Recency Bias: We tend to favor the ideas, solutions, and influences that occurred to us most recently, regardless of whether they are the best ones! #Insightful #idea #quote
Reading the fascinating and relatable book "Building Your Second Brain" by @fortelabs. I'll be sharing key excerpts here as I read along, so stay tuned for insights on how to organize your digital life, learn more effectively, and unlock your creative potential! #SecondBrain
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Despite all the mind-expanding ideas we have access to, the quality of our attention is only getting worse. We are paralysed by the conflict between our responsibilities and our most heartfelt passions!
Information overload has become information exhaustion. Instantaneous access to the world's knowledge through the internet was supposed to educate and inform us but instead it has created a society-wide poverty of attention! #quote #insightful
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Information overload has become information exhaustion. Instantaneous access to the world's knowledge through the internet was supposed to educate and inform us but instead it has created a society-wide poverty of attention! #quote #insightful
Reading the fascinating and relatable book "Building Your Second Brain" by @fortelabs. I'll be sharing key excerpts here as I read along, so stay tuned for insights on how to organize your digital life, learn more effectively, and unlock your creative potential! #SecondBrain
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Reading the fascinating and relatable book "Building Your Second Brain" by @fortelabs. I'll be sharing key excerpts here as I read along, so stay tuned for insights on how to organize your digital life, learn more effectively, and unlock your creative potential! #SecondBrain
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"You're Being Lied to About Electric Cars Science has repeatedly shown EVs are better for humans, despite the meme you just retweeted." motortrend.com/features/trut…
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This is an easy migration guide to Mastodon youtube.com/watch?v=5J9cw3wj…
@debirdify searched 431 Twitter accounts that I follow and found 26 accounts with 26 Fediverse IDs, spread over 11 instances! Come on Tweeple, is y high time to join Mastodon! My handle is techhub.social/@devesh , updated on profile too.
OMG🙀! My favourite calendar app gets acquired by my favourite note-taking cum information app. Hoping to see some great integration workflows 😁
Couldn't be happier to announce that @Cron has been acquired by @NotionHQ 🥳 → Read from @raphaelschaad about the exciting road ahead: cron.com/blog/2022-06-09-cro…
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Here's a great sneak peek into #Youtube #architecture for reference and research highscalability.com/youtube-…

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Switched to Colima (github.com/abiosoft/colima/) as a viable non-licensed replacement for Docker Desktop. The following article suggest a little boost in performance arthurkoziel.com/replacing-d…

Devesh Mankar | @devesh@techhub.social retweeted
17 years of software development taught me three very important lessons; 1️⃣ Unit and integration tests are the best way to prevent bugs. 2️⃣ Keep it simple! Remove anything that's not strictly required. 3️⃣ Question everything! From requirements to cargo cult tech trends.
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Replying to @GergelyOrosz
Also being good at leetcode makes you a better competitive programmer not a better software engineer
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