Alexander Eiselmayer, Ph.D.

Yup, I managed. 1,018,735,820 to be exact. Any of you measured tokens per day spent?

let's see if I can crack 1B tokens first time today. it's looking good so far.

just crossed $1k spend on tokens today. should I be worried?

@sattyyouneed a power tool is only useful if you know how to use the regular tool

Opinion: Vibe coding only helps & works well if you already know how to code and design architecture

@Taniyatweets_ ;

I am a Python Developer, scare me with one word

LinkedIn is going to be *pissed* when they find out about Fable next week

@aryanlabde fable. It’s clearly better and you also want what you can’t have

vibe coders, which model do you prefer right now? - fable 5 - opus 4.8

@dillon_mulroy imagine if you had to tell that to a new cs student in 2 years. would sound like absolute fiction to them.

imagine if they banned all models and we all went back to writing code by hand and the last 6 months were just a fever dream…imagine

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@codewithpri did you try @paper? I absolutely love it

trying to get good at UI so i stopped watching tutorials and started stealing pixels instead recreated this sushi app screen by screen in figma turns out good design is 50% skill and 50% moving things 2px for 3 hours

@cc_usage A little over 7B tokens since April amounting to $11k. letting fable cook up a dashboard based on the ccusage for realtime monitoring

@alexeiselmayer share your ai maaaaaxing

better late than never, but the latest #ccusage supports claude-fable-5!

@joncphillips AI lowers the barrier for building, but raises the bar for judgment. More people can now produce software that looks right. Fewer can tell whether it is secure, scalable, compliant, or architecturally sound. Does that make technical competence less important, or more?

Deep technical competence might be getting rarer, you're right. But the amount of it you need to ship a working product is dropping way faster. The bar moved. You don't need a senior engineer as a co-founder to get to market anymore. You need judgment and someone who can sell. The deep expertise becomes a hire when you actually hit a problem that demands it.

Might be a hot take, but "technical co-founder" is becoming a weird thing to look for.

@mathildeanita @cursor_ai seems like we need to up our office a little

Coolest office @cursor_ai

just discovered @cc_usage and I absolutely love it! check your token usage today

@JunaidAckroyd very much so! you can only use a tool as well as you understand it

Be honest devs, Is coding still worth learning in the AI era?

@knowRowan what do you think?

Real talk: Is agentic coding really that good or is it all just hype?

@Bhavani_00007 saturation diver

Name a career that AI can’t replace

@caps_raunak feels more like ai is taking away the boring parts so that you can focus on mastery of the craft

Bro, I'm so fucking tired of this AI shit. You pour 8–10 years into mastering a craft late nights, brutal feedback, real scars from real failures. Then some model trained on millions of stolen data (including yours) spits out better work in 4 seconds flat. And the replies? "This is amazing Future is here" We're not progressing. We're enthusiastically building the machine that makes our entire skillset worthless and calling it innovation.