@ryanlpeterman: $200 max Claude and $200 pro Codex subscriptions both run out around halfway through the week for me The recent compute…
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A user reports that their monthly subscriptions to Claude and Codex are exhausted by mid-week due to high usage, attributing this to recent improvements in computer use that expand the utility of these AI services.
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$200 max Claude and $200 pro Codex subscriptions both run out around halfway through the week for me
The recent computer use improvements have drastically improved the surface area of useful work they can do
Considering getting a 3rd subscription…
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