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You can just go on AWS bedrock and use the thinking claude 3.7. You can tune the output size. I doubt you would spend 200 bucks a month in AWS on bedrock even w
by codingwagie 1y ago
You can just go on AWS bedrock and use the thinking claude 3.7. You can tune the output size. I doubt you would spend 200 bucks a month in AWS on bedrock even with daily use of claude.
- threeducks 1y agoAmazon Bedrock has even worse uptime than Anthropic (see "Uptime" column). https://openrouter.ai/anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet:thinking/providers https://openrouter.ai/anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet:thinking/p... But I agree with the general point that using the API (with different providers) will have better uptime and that it will almost certainly be cheaper.
- codingwagie 1y agoIf its not cheaper, just subscribe, but subscribing outright doesnt make sense
- SkyPuncher 1y ago> I doubt you would spend 200 bucks a month in AWS on bedrock even with daily use of claude. I can _easily_ burn $20/hour of credits in Cline/RooCode. Before switching to Cursor, full-time software dev could easily burn $100+/week.
- g42gregory 1y agoWith intensive coding with claude 3.7, you could easily be at $5/hr - $10/hr. Per token pricing rans the meter very fast.
- joshjob42 1y agoYeah if you're doing a big coding session up near the limits of context even with prompt caching each reply can be ~80¢ or something, so you can definitely blow through $200 on the API if you are using it heavily.