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My experience as well... I've only hit Antrhopic's 5hr threshold a few times, and two of them was within a half hour of the window. Also, all three times I'd a
by tracker1 5mo ago
My experience as well... I've only hit Antrhopic's 5hr threshold a few times, and two of them was within a half hour of the window. Also, all three times I'd already accomplished a LOT.
I tend to work with the agent, and observe what's going on as well as review/test and work through results/changes. I spend a lot more time planning tasks/features than the execution, even using the agent as part of planning and pre-documentation. It works really well. I don't think people burning through the 5hr allotment in under an hour are actually reviewing/QC/QA the results of what they're doing in any meaningful way, and likely producing as much garbage as good (slop).
I'm really curious as to HOW the MS employees were using the agents as much as what they were doing.
- kristjansson 5mo agoI suspect subscription limits are quite a bit higher than the equivalent tokens their dollar cost could purchase. I similarly feel like I can get a lot done with a $20/mo Claude Pro subscriptions, but also can easily spend $10-20/day at API pricing with similar usage.
- skeledrew 5mo agoCan verify that I've gotten about $400 worth of tokens from my $20 sub.
- kridsdale1 5mo agoNow that sounds like a business I’d like to invest in! When’s that Anthropic IPO anyway?
- lawn 5mo agoI don't understand why people are using the API pricing instead of the Pro/Max subscriptions? What am I missing?
- giancarlostoro 5mo agoEnterprise customers don't get that option. But also if you want a fully custom harness, you also don't get that option.
- HDThoreaun 5mo agoAnthropic is forcing large enterprises onto api billing instead of subscriptions.
- sulam 5mo agoPersonally I prefer the API pricing because I feel like I'm not going to get rug pulled on my work. When it comes to personal stuff, I use the shit out of my sub, but it's not making me money.
- kristjansson 5mo agoI’ve made the same argument On Here. Paying the full price (should!) make you consider you usage, pick the right model, delegate to cheaper/local providers, …. It makes you use the models the way they’re going to be used after the subsidy ends.
- TeMPOraL 5mo agoDepends on what you're optimizing for. I'd hope that "after the subsidy ends", the "cheaper/local providers" will be at the level of at least current SOTA models. If not, then there's hardly a point using them anyway; if yes, then by sticking to subscription workflow you'll be learning the very workflow you'll be using "after subsidy ends". Either way, I don't see much point of intentional austerity in times of extreme growth. There will be time for austerity once the growth ends.
- mrgoldenbrown 5mo agoTerms of service prohibit subscriptions for employees of companies bigger than X people. I suppose they could all sign up as individuals and try to get away with it but presumably that would look pretty obvious with a tiny bit of analytics.
- brookst 5mo agoYep. I get $6k - $8k worth of tokens (at api rates) using the $200 max subscription.