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10 件並び順
36:07ENTheo on Token Costs, Coding Agents, and the Price of AI CapabilityTheo Browne · Ping LabsA viral estimate of Lauren's AI spending prompts a closer look at cache pricing, benchmarks, and the changing work of coding agents.
38:30ENTheo Tests Gemini 4 Argon: Design Strengths and Code-Review ConcernsTheo Browne · Ping LabsA strong result on a narrow skateboarding benchmark contrasts with poor findings in Theo’s own codebase audits.
38:02ENMeta’s Muse Wonder Full: A Coding Agent Tested Against Opus and SolTheo Browne · Ping LabsTheo Browne tests Meta’s new model on code review, debugging, delegation and benchmarks, finding promising strengths alongside important limits.
18:18ENWhy AI Bills Can Rise as Intelligence Gets CheaperTheo Browne · Ping LabsTheo Browne explains the difference between token prices, task costs and capability, and why more useful agents can still drive larger bills.
0:23ENWhy Theo Would Wait Before Upgrading for UltrafastTheo Browne · Ping LabsA short cost comparison leads Theo Browne to caution against upgrading to the $500 tier solely for Astra Ultrafast.
41:10ENHaiku 5.5: Where a Cheaper Small Model Helps Coding AgentsTheo Browne · Ping LabsTheo Browne examines Haiku 5.5 pricing, benchmark results and practical tests, including a failed pull-request audit.
33:33ENIs the $200 Codex Plan Still Worth It?Theo Browne · Ping LabsTheo Browne compares subscription usage, API-equivalent estimates, model efficiency and the cost of Ultrafast.
0:29ENTheo’s Ultrafast Test: $600 of Usage for Two PR ReviewsTheo Browne · Ping LabsA short example illustrates how quickly token costs can rise when using Ultrafast for everyday review work.
28:17ENUltrafast Coding: A Live Design Loop With a Steep CostTheo Browne · Ping LabsTheo Browne explores how fast inference changes his workflow, and why he still advises against upgrading solely for Ultrafast.
1:06:36ENTheo’s Guide to Running Coding Agents in ParallelTheo Browne · T3Theo explains his approach to subscription usage, agent delegation, review and remote machines, while acknowledging that parts of his setup may violate provider rules.









