They will keep extending Fable 5 every week until Meta new AI and codex 5.6 hype is gone
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Ibrahim Alagbare
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Ibrahim Alagbare
@Eb0z_
Software Engineer | Systems Architecture | Building scalable systems, developer tools, and media infrastructure | I use Arch btw
Katılım Mayıs 2026
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@AlexFinn And it's not even the actual price yet lol
They are still losing on them actually.
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Fable 5 is a revolutionary model. I just don't understand how it survives.
When my usage limit ran out, I spent $500 in credits in 4 hours.
The pricing is illogical
No average person will pay this price. Enterprises won't either. They are already starting to adopt dirt cheap Chinese models in order to save on costs.
GPT 5.6 is not quite as smart as Fable in some ways, but at least it's a part of the subscription and at least is reasonably priced.
With API pricing I just don't know who is the persona Fable is right for.
That's why I think Opus 5 comes in the next 2 weeks. With 5.6 being so good, Anthropic needs a competitor that matches its intelligence and pricing.
A cheaper version of Fable being labeled Opus and priced at Opus levels is the only way they keep up.
If they don't do this, I don't understand how OpenAI doesn't win both the consumer and enterprise markets in the next few weeks
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@CodeByNZ Living on the edge
One bad windows update away from a black screen requiring them to format their disks
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Like the CEO of Palantir Alex said on CNBC it's a data focused schema not a profit/loss one
If your company can make 3 million dollars with AI like they promote, why are they not asking for a 30% cut???
Instead they gain more from your data and inside business decisions in so many ways that they can generate hundreds of millions of dollars building products that solves data proven issues and fill market gaps.
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It's always have been a scam or more like a placebo effect so you think it's coding better,
just as well as skills files which basically are more default prompts that you don't need to repeat, like how is this thing should be an AI and still needs skill files and clear and detailed instructions to function efficiently.
The marketing behind this bubble is amazing I'm curious how would this thing end.
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people are using LLMs to invent new math
we're using it to find undiscovered TUI spinners
Kit Langton@kitlangton
OPENCODE II — 𝓛𝓘𝓠𝓤𝓘𝓓 𝓒𝓡𝓞𝓦𝓝
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@sama It's a tool more than a replacement stop marketing it as a replacement for working human.
It won't be a replacement until there is no entropy but as long there is some entropy it means that its actions are not predicted by 100%
2 inputs 2 different outcomes
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so far at least, i'm pretty sure AI has been net job-creating.
this was not what i expected--although i was much less pessimistic than others, i thought by this level of capability we'd have seen some impact.
it is possible this direction keeps going!
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Codex is so good at over engineering.
IDK what did the people at OpenAI wrote into it but instead of adding 5 lines to my commit linter as instructed, it decided to rewrite the commitlint tool rules as a plugin like seriously WTF
the left is codex and the right it mine
now imagine what more unnecessary bullshit does Codex write into your project without you ever noticing
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WHATTT!!!
i asked codex to write me a simple commitlint conf file and he missed up horribly he went and wrote the rules as a plugin instead of the already built rules
that is missed up for me, if it didn't came up with the proper rules from the main tool webpage (even after i prompted him with the URL) then what it's use for me.
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@ThePrimeagen reading Andrew Kelley article is more entertaining.
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i have been busy for a couple of days and came back to Zig creator screaming that bun sold him out.
ngl, i'm entertained lol
rohit@seatedro
crazy blogpost by andrew kelley just dropped
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@saidotdev People like her won't stay unemployed for a week.
She has it all and companies will rush over her specially if she has good connections.
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My girlfriend got laid off from Microsoft
• 2500+ LeetCode problems solved
• Candidate Master on Codeforces
• 8+ production-grade projects
• 7× hackathon winner
• 2+ internships
• Active open-source contributor
• AWS & Kubernetes certified
• Strong system design knowledge
• AI/ML + Full-stack experience
• Had good connections
• Always prepared for interviews
• Never missed a deadline
• Mentored junior developers
• Got great performance reviews
• Still got laid off
Is this the end of Computer Science for women??
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Why are we still using GitHub, it's trash, use your code and data to train their AI had so many problems with GitHub actions ( the thread sleep timer loop that I can't get over it) that costed people and companies millions in sever processing bills and yet we still use it.
There are alternatives like codeberg which is a cloud hosted version of Forgejo that I personally use and love.
It's minimal, easy to use and navigate and has all types of actions that you need to run.
You can always go to Gitlabs but I find it overwhelming.
Do you know any other code containers?
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@Shra_va_ni Why are the babysitters for AI until it reaches its final form
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