Maybe they should get AI to do the AI prompts so they can cut down on costs XD
this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2026
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Thus just in: handing your employees a bunch of nail guns with near zero effort put into training them on how to use the nail guns has resulted in terrible outcomes, to no one's surprise.
Its possible to use the tools efficiently at a low cost.
But the average dev Ive worked with has zero clue how to do this and has had zero training and will just rip through tokens willy nilly.
It's nothing to do with that. The costs are going up because the fees are going up. It's the natural progression of any startup. Give everything away for free but at some point the bean counters come calling and the marketing department doesn't cut it anymore.
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Ironic