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So what's the $10K MMR product, exactly? The lede is buried into nonexistence. Is it this one: https://www.websequencediagrams.com/ https://www.websequencediagr
by raincole 6mo ago
So what's the $10K MMR product, exactly? The lede is buried into nonexistence. Is it this one: https://www.websequencediagrams.com/ https://www.websequencediagrams.com/ ...?
> Here is the trick that you might have missed: somehow, Microsoft is able to charge per request, not per token. And a "request" is simply what I type into the chat box. Even if the agent spends the next 30 minutes chewing through my entire codebase, mapping dependencies, and changing hundreds of files, I still pay roughly $0.04.
Really? Lol. If it's true why would you publish it? To ensure Microsoft will patch it up and fuck up your workflow?
- nesk_ 6mo ago>Really? Lol. If it's true why would you publish it? To ensure Microsoft will patch it up and fuck up your workflow? It's true and it's their official pricing, so talking about it won't change anything. People are spending way too much money with Claude Code while they could simply pay for GitHub Copilot and fire up OpenCode to get the same results but way cheaper.
- faangguyindia 6mo agoIt's already known. The trick is ms has very small context size. So it won't be much useful.
- raincole 6mo agoSo in other words the author is plain lying? > Even if the agent spends the next 30 minutes chewing through my entire codebase How can a 'very small context size' do that?