Surely you applied The Algorithm before declaring Grok Bot unsustainable?
You preach first-principles engineering, yet your solution is to cripple a product paying customers rely on?
This sounds like the exact kind of failure your own philosophy was designed to prevent.
What happened to engineering your way out of problems instead of passing the cost of failure to your customers?
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Two weeks ago Grok Bot was an incredible success story powering SpaceXai's revenue growth
Now it's unsustainable and loses money (???)
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Built a Claude Code skill that runs a whole agent fleet across projects from one context.
1 lead → N project orchestrators → workers cast, checked, cleared, re-cast.
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ANTHROPIC JUST QUIETLY NERFED EVERY CLAUDE SUBSCRIPTION
Starting June 15, Agent SDK and claude -p usage no longer counts toward your subscription limits.
Sounds like a free upgrade right?
It's not.
Before June 15, all that programmatic usage drew from the same subsidized pool as your interactive Claude Code usage.
A $200 Max plan could burn through $1,000+ worth of tokens because the subscription rate was roughly 25x cheaper than raw API pricing.
Now Anthropic is splitting it into two separate pools.
Your interactive usage stays the same.
But all agentic and programmatic usage moves to a new "credit" metered at full API rates.
The credits:
Pro — $20
Max 5x — $100
Max 20x — $200
At full API rates, $200 lasts maybe a few days of heavy agentic usage.
The same workload on the old subsidized pool would have lasted all month.
Anthropic is framing this as "we're giving you free credits."
What actually happened is they removed 25x subsidization and handed back 1x.
This is the third billing policy change in six weeks.
In April they banned third-party agents from subscriptions entirely.
Now they reversed that but killed the economics that made it useful.
If you only use Claude Code interactively in your terminal this changes nothing for you.
If you run CI pipelines, GitHub Actions, scheduled agents, or anything through claude -p you just got a massive effective price increase.
The compute arbitrage era is over.
Your AI agent can now generate and ship videos.
HeyGen CLI is now live.
Run one command and your agent handles it all:
script → avatar creation → video → delivery
All from the terminal. Just your agent and the CLI.
RT + Comment “CLI” and we’ll DM API credits (must follow)
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Restore Britain will ease fees and rules around spouse visas.
If a British man or woman wants to raise a family in Britain with their foreign spouse, we will support that.
We will make it easier, quicker, cheaper.
Foreign wives and husbands will not be treated like fraudsters and criminals by the Home Office - we will save that for the genuine foreign miscreants.
There will be a Red List of countries, through which this liberalisation will definitely NOT apply.
Pakistan, Albania, Bangladesh, Somalia, Afghanistan and many, many more.
This list will be decided on facts, it will be decided on evidence.
We will crush fraud, it will not be tolerated.
Cousin marriages will be outlawed, so don’t even try and bring your wifecousin in from Pakistan. Not happening.
But if a British man wants to bring his American wife to Britain in order to build a life together, then we will encourage and enable that.
Because the current system is expensive, slow, intrusive and disrespectful. It’s easier to jump on a sodding dingy than get a legitimate law-abiding French wife or Australian husband into Britain.
Restore Britain will change that. We will restore fairness, decency and competence to the spouse visa system.
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How would a Restore Britain Government support small businesses? First step, and possibly the most important. We understand the problems and trust me, I know how difficult it is. I’ve been there, I’ve done it. The effort that goes into keeping a small firm profitable and operational is vast, and NOBODY in Government understands that.
THE most important way to help small businesses is tax.
GET IT DOWN. Corporation tax - we should be aiming for the lowest in Europe. Undercut our neighbours, take their business. Be ruthless. Make Britain the most attractive place to operate on the continent. Watch how the money then flows in.
Rates will slashed on income and dividend, thresholds pushed up. We must urgently reward success. NI not raised, but cut. If we want businesses to hire, MAKE IT CHEAPER.
Because what happens when employment gets more expensive?
Costs get passed on. Contracts stall. Hiring cancelled. Investment is paused. It grinds the economy to a halt. Businesses stop spending money. They wait and see.
Everyone suffers.
IR35 will go in the bin on day one. Things change, contracts change, circumstances change. IR35 accounts for none of that, adding layers of unnecessary paperwork and regulation. Flexibility matters.
VAT threshold would be doubled. There are so many businesses hovering just under £90k, desperately avoiding VAT. Fair enough, I don’t blame them. So let’s hike the threshold and unleash that demand. We would like to see a tax holiday for small businesses in the first few years - give them the breathing space they need to grow and find their feet.
HMRC will pick up the phone, and you will be able to speak to an advisor who can actually speak fluent English. What a mad shock that would be...
We will end the HR-ification of Britain that is used to blackmail employers. Regulatory frameworks that are used to suffocate small businesses will be burnt away.
Farage attacks private sector employees working from home. I couldn’t give a shit where people choose to work. If the employer and employee are happy, then it’s none of our business.
Failing public sector officials? Different story.
Business rates for small businesses, abolished. We will brutally crack down on illicit trading - does Britain need so many Turkish barbers and vape shops? The answer, quite obviously, is no. Let’s be honest about what’s really often going on here. Money laundering.
There would be free car parking in high streets all over Britain. These little gnomes in councils have no idea. If parking is free at the retail parks, people will just go there. Let’s encourage them back into our high streets - that means tackling crime too, obviously, but one step a time here...
Licensing laws, planning bureaucracy, council red tape.
We will obliterate it all.
Let’s back British hospitality. Cut VAT, business rates abolished and burn back the endless nonsense they have to deal with. Ease laws on closing times and fast-track permits for outdoor seating. If people want to enjoy a late night drink or two, it's none of our business to tell them otherwise.
Restore Britain will put those jumped-up little council bastards back in their box. I promise you that.
Inheritance tax will be abolished. If a family wants to pass their business down the generations, then Government must not stand in the way. Tax has been paid, there should not be another bill following a death. It’s wicked and cruel.
Above all else - businesses need stable, long term thinking. The Budget should be a complete non-event, other than further tax cuts.
This can all be funded by brutalising down the fraudulent state that has become the enemy of the people.
And let me tell you this. ANYBODY who gets business will understand that these measures will pay for themselves many times over. If we reward hard work, then we’ll get more of it. More tax will be paid, and the economy will boom.
These are just my initial thoughts on what a Restore Britain Government would do.
We would create an environment in which it's easy to do business, and then we would leave you the hell alone.
The message is this to small business owners...
Restore Britain is on your side.
You finally have a political party that will fight for your interests.
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Day 28/∞
MRR: $0
Diet: 🥩🥓🍖🍳
Finally tackled a bunch of techie stuff with TinyKit & finalizing docs and more. Remotion video app is playing nice and Vercel's all set for turborepo.
Launch imminent…
sudo make it work 🔧
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Day 29/∞
MRR: $0
Diet: 🥩🥓🍖🍳
TinyKit and Launchhunt got a boost with new tests and a cleaner .gitignore. Testing feels like a superpower! ⚡️
Compiling happiness 💫
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will give 1 person a apex 50k account if you like + repost the breaker block thread (deleting soon)
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I use it every single day in my SEO agency, and it works like a charm
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The Oasis tour isn’t just about their music.
It’s about the height of Britain.
It’s about the nostalgia of remembering how amazing Britain was.
If you didn’t live it you’ll never understand it and it can’t be explained.
A time when you could go down the pub, interact with people you knew and didn’t know and have the best night of your life on 15 quid.
A time when there was always something happening, in every city, 7 nights a week.
No fear of being stabbed.
No fear of being robbed.
A time when everyone watched the same TV shows and discussed them the next day.
You weren’t desperate to go on holiday like the British are now, there was no need.
You didn’t see Dubai or Maldives on Instagram all day, you literally didn’t even know those places existed. You would hang around on a council estate, completely content and want nothing else than to laugh with your friends.
Random skin heads would say “you alrite mate?” And you’d either be best friends or in a scrap 2mins later.
Nobody got stabbed. Nobody died.
It’s just how it was.
The pub on Christmas Day.
The bus was 30p.
You loved everyone you met, didn’t matter the race.
The country was united.
There was a feeling in the air.
Constant electricity.
And it’s all gone now. It’s died.
All we have are the songs from those times.



















