I'm fairly sure that PG refers to the first one. The ventures he has backed and the ones he is proud of are the first kind.
Chasing money and making money is a virtue. Making money is not zero sum. If you are good at something and no one wants to pay for it, then you probably shouldn't be appreciated for it. There's nothing dishonest about…
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enterprises aren't using subscriptions..
> Also, from what I recall, Anthropic and OpenAI subsidize their prices by ~40x? Ed Zitron said this?
So is he suggesting that in the future, models of Opus 4.8 tier will no longer be as affordable? Like it would become 3-5x more expensive? Now that's quite a prediction.
This guy is sooooo annoying with his stale takes. This is what he wrote before. > I’m calling it now, the adoption of AI agents into software development will be one of the most costly mistakes in the field’s history.…
I'm fairly sure that PG refers to the first one. The ventures he has backed and the ones he is proud of are the first kind.
Chasing money and making money is a virtue. Making money is not zero sum. If you are good at something and no one wants to pay for it, then you probably shouldn't be appreciated for it. There's nothing dishonest about…
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enterprises aren't using subscriptions..
> Also, from what I recall, Anthropic and OpenAI subsidize their prices by ~40x? Ed Zitron said this?
So is he suggesting that in the future, models of Opus 4.8 tier will no longer be as affordable? Like it would become 3-5x more expensive? Now that's quite a prediction.
This guy is sooooo annoying with his stale takes. This is what he wrote before. > I’m calling it now, the adoption of AI agents into software development will be one of the most costly mistakes in the field’s history.…