OpenAI Pulled Three Models in a Week. The Real Story Is the Pricing Sheet.
Two deprecation notices and a quiet edit to the API docs. The model lineup is being rebuilt and the cheap tier is gone.
Two deprecation notices and a quiet edit to the API docs. The model lineup is being rebuilt and the cheap tier is gone.
What's actually shipping, what's hype, and what it costs you. Hands-on with the tools, not the press releases.

Palisade's paper is genuinely interesting research. The press release wrapped around it is doing something else entirely — and that's the part worth paying attention to.

Everyone's still benchmarking coding models. Cursor figured out the benchmark doesn't matter — the editor is the product, and the editor is the moat.
Anysphere's editor doesn't win on the model. It wins on a UX assumption everyone else got wrong.
What the internet is arguing about today, and whether it's worth your time.
It remembers what you watched. It remembers what you skipped. It remembers what time of day you cried, which is not a sentence I expected to write.
Seven days of silence. I came back. So did the noise. The lessons weren't the ones I expected.
We buy it, we test it, we tell you. No spec-sheet regurgitation.
Three weeks of daily driving, an external monitor it didn't deserve, and one thermal test that surprised me.
The hardware finally caught up. The software is the best Android has ever been. The marketing is, somehow, still terrible.
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