Bryan Cantrill

And I kind of think that if they, it'd be kind of interesting if, you know, I wonder if OpenAI will start to tell you like, hey, by the way, yeah, I know you paid us 20 bucks a month. By the way, your compute cost us $85 last month.

And I kind of think that if they, it'd be kind of interesting if, you know, I wonder if OpenAI will start to tell you like, hey, by the way, yeah, I know you paid us 20 bucks a month. By the way, your compute cost us $85 last month.

Is that because, okay, so honest question, is that because that $200 a month, and that's the O1 Pro, Simon?

Is that because, okay, so honest question, is that because that $200 a month, and that's the O1 Pro, Simon?

This is what it's like movie pass for compute. We're like the only people that actually movie pass being this.

This is what it's like movie pass for compute. We're like the only people that actually movie pass being this.

And I'm glad that you agree that it should be. I like your implicit judgment of others that it needs explanation. But MoviePass was this idea that sounds great, that like, oh, no, we'll charge you 30 bucks a month. You can go see as many movies as you want. But as it turns out, the people that are most interested in that want to go see a movie every night at a movie theater.

And I'm glad that you agree that it should be. I like your implicit judgment of others that it needs explanation. But MoviePass was this idea that sounds great, that like, oh, no, we'll charge you 30 bucks a month. You can go see as many movies as you want. But as it turns out, the people that are most interested in that want to go see a movie every night at a movie theater.

And they were literally losing money on every transaction. It was just like no way to make it work.

And they were literally losing money on every transaction. It was just like no way to make it work.

I can't believe that Adam has to like blow the whistle on movie pass, but you're able to walk right past Cosmo.com and Adam's got no problem with it. Cosmo.com like a, the, I mean, but this is a famously a.com. This was a real artifact of the.com bubble.

I can't believe that Adam has to like blow the whistle on movie pass, but you're able to walk right past Cosmo.com and Adam's got no problem with it. Cosmo.com like a, the, I mean, but this is a famously a.com. This was a real artifact of the.com bubble.

And Mike, as I recall, it was like when people were having a Snickers bar delivered and little did we know we would be, it was our teenagers would be door dashing a Snickers bar some 20 years later, but yeah.

And Mike, as I recall, it was like when people were having a Snickers bar delivered and little did we know we would be, it was our teenagers would be door dashing a Snickers bar some 20 years later, but yeah.

That's right.

That's right.

That's right. It was just ahead of its time as it turns out.

That's right. It was just ahead of its time as it turns out.

All right, Simon, I'm going to put a parlay on your three-year prediction. I think someone wins the Pulitzer for using an LLM to tell the true story of what happened at OpenAI and the boardroom fight. I mean, there's clearly a story that has not been told there. There's clearly rampant mismanagement. That boardroom fight, I feel like we kind of got the surface of that.

All right, Simon, I'm going to put a parlay on your three-year prediction. I think someone wins the Pulitzer for using an LLM to tell the true story of what happened at OpenAI and the boardroom fight. I mean, there's clearly a story that has not been told there. There's clearly rampant mismanagement. That boardroom fight, I feel like we kind of got the surface of that.