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Kimi 2.6 works roughly like Opus 4.6, when it used to work. Depending on the task, a bit better or a bit worse. And it's MUCH cheaper.
From this morning: I had a single go file with like 100 loc, I asked it to add debug prints, it thought for 5+ minutes, generating ~1m output token and did not actually update my file.
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Is it? I’m curious because I thought they were raising prices to pay for exorbitant training costs, not because subscribers are expensive on a unit basis. I thought inference was cheap so there was little marginal cost of a new subscriber.
This was more or less true until everyone and their dog started running agents in a 24/7 busyloop as a bit.
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Because accounting software is cheaper due to competition. In software eng Claude is currently strongest and there's higher costs involved than normal SaaS. There are many fields in which the tools/machinery cost more than the salaries of people.
>Because accounting software is cheaper due to competition. In software eng Claude is currently strongest and there's higher costs involved than normal SaaS. Yes, competition not salaries determines the margins that software vendors can charge. That's exactly what I'm saying. My expectation is that competition between coding agents will stay strong and costs for the current level of software engineering performance w…
In short: if Claude Code is removed from the Pro plan, Claude in general will no longer be interesting for people like me.
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>Because accounting software is cheaper due to competition. In software eng Claude is currently strongest and there's higher costs involved than normal SaaS. Yes, competition not salaries determines the margins that software vendors can charge. That's exactly what I'm saying. My expectation is that competition between coding agents will stay strong and costs for the current level of software engineering performance w…
Agriculture, oil drilling, trucking, etc...
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pretty much none of these big providers are offering the guarantees needed to be taken seriously in workplaces right now. the technology itself isn't offering the deterministic guarantees that should warrant it in the workplace right now. problem is everyone's foot is just on the gas. even if your workplace isnt paying for it, people are just straight up rolling their own personal claude accounts to do work at orgs.…
What are you guys subscribed to if not Claude? Copilot? Or is everyone legit bringing their own license?
I have a Claude Pro tier subscription; Claude Code, as of right now, is still functional for me. If Anthropic does boot Pro-tier users off Claude Code, I will be cancelling my subscription.
Indeed. Codex on $20/m is incredibly usable. Lots of value. My anthropic subscription keeps being worth less and less.