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Is Tokenless measuring cost per completed task, or just cost per request, including errors and retries?

The text only part is the catch for me.

If it builds a UI and can't look at it, it's askin ls whether the app looks right.

A calculator gives you an answer. An LLM gives you an answer that sounds like it already checked itself.

I think a lot of people will file this under Java got structs.

That seems off. They're still objects, the new thing is that they can give up identity.

AI hiring starting to look like sports free agency.

Karpathy to Anthropic, now Noam to OpenAI.

Claude trying to make friends in a battle royale is funny.

But if the robot is anywhere near my house, I think I want the one that hesitates.

GitHub used to get code after someone had thought about it.

Agents are starting to use it while they think.

The machine is still fun.

It's the five layers of product growth between you and the machine that get tiring.

This is uncomfortably close to a normal interview task now.

Someone sends you a repo, says the install is broken, and asks you to take a look.

A lot of developers would run rpm install before thinking twice, especially if they were tired or looking for work.

who's tried it: is 2x the usage actually worth it over Opus 4.8 for daily work?

Moving from tdnf to dnf5 is interesting. Most internal platforms get more bespoke over time, not less.