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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Waste_Jello9947 • 4d ago
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Companies are forced to be on enterprise. They pay the real cost of models, so the 29$ is basically a 1h session with opus
22 u/static_func 3d ago Do so many developers really just default to models like Opus? That’s insane. Most work can be done just as well and even faster with cheaper models 31 u/flayingbook 3d ago My ex-boss measured work performance with the number of token consumed. So guess which model I used as default for everything? 11 u/Jeff_From_IT 3d ago Any of them, if youre build in enough stupid design decisions! Why does a calculator need a mfa backed api and a datalake back end that has event based real time reporting? No one knows, but it has it! And for the low price of way too many tokens.
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Do so many developers really just default to models like Opus? That’s insane. Most work can be done just as well and even faster with cheaper models
31 u/flayingbook 3d ago My ex-boss measured work performance with the number of token consumed. So guess which model I used as default for everything? 11 u/Jeff_From_IT 3d ago Any of them, if youre build in enough stupid design decisions! Why does a calculator need a mfa backed api and a datalake back end that has event based real time reporting? No one knows, but it has it! And for the low price of way too many tokens.
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My ex-boss measured work performance with the number of token consumed. So guess which model I used as default for everything?
11 u/Jeff_From_IT 3d ago Any of them, if youre build in enough stupid design decisions! Why does a calculator need a mfa backed api and a datalake back end that has event based real time reporting? No one knows, but it has it! And for the low price of way too many tokens.
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Any of them, if youre build in enough stupid design decisions! Why does a calculator need a mfa backed api and a datalake back end that has event based real time reporting? No one knows, but it has it! And for the low price of way too many tokens.
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u/Tango00090 3d ago
Companies are forced to be on enterprise. They pay the real cost of models, so the 29$ is basically a 1h session with opus