@jakevin7: openai feels like it's been kinda hard to hold it together lately.... Rate limiting's gotten brutal again, quotas have …
Summary
A user expresses frustration with OpenAI's rate limiting, quota reductions, and perceived performance issues, as well as similar complaints about Grok, while noting better performance from another AI service.
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