Adam Stachowiak

Right.

They used to believe over the Christmas holiday as well.

So let me, that, that helped out a ton just to be like, if you've got the $20 plan or the low plan and you got like a,

effectively a hundred dollar plan you got max limits in a way and if you had the two dollar plan the max the true max plan i believe like the sky was literally the limit you could not reach the upper bound of of that now the context window is still a a deafening factor of course but usage limits overall across the model daily weekly was was quite high

Yeah, this is a really interesting thing because we have a lot of angles.

We have you and me and everyone else in the holiday break literally being flabbergasted at what we can do.

Weeks prior to that, hitting walls, hitting errors, hitting hurdles, not being able to really ship something of high quality with AI to then using Opus 4.5 and just literally opening our eyes to be like, that thing just did everything I asked and more.

and not being able to believe that.

Then you got energy concerns, obviously is in there.

But now the status quo is this level of AI-assisted development that high-performance teams are now like super high-performance teams.

The lowest rung of developer is now high-performance.

And so the status quo now is high-performance, but it comes at a cost.

You have to pay...

To be a developer maybe or to build software, you're going to want to use this kind of tooling because it's going to keep getting better and better.

I think the concern I have is this tollbooth.

I'm enjoying the benefits of what we're all using right now.

But the concern I have is the tollbooth, that to be a developer, you have to pay enormous amounts of money or have –

Maybe even several team members that are high-performance team members to do the things that are now the benchmark of the marketplace and industry because the bar has just risen so high.

What do you think about that?

I think concepts is a bigger thing to learn.