Anthropic should stop beating around the bush and commit to releasing Mythos, instead of building unnecessary hype around it. Claude Opus 4.6 is good, but still a long way from where @AnthropicAI and the Vibe Coding community need it to be. Here is where things stand with all the throttling and Opus nerfing debacle: 1. The usage limits are brutal. I hit the $200 Max plan weekly limit within 2 days of heavy usage. I have never hit the same even with 7-days of heavy usage. On the 12th April, Claude was essentially unusable for a few hours. As a gesture, Anthropic offered $200 in bonus credits, presumably because they knew the throttling was aggressive and Claude was playing dumb. 2. The bonus credits are not the relief they sound like. Today, Claude spent nearly $100 attempting to fix a single bug. I am now on the second bug, and it will likely exhaust the remaining credits just during the audit and planning phase. So until my limit resets, my options are to sign up for a second plan or sit idle on my project entirely. 3. The "fraction of the cost" argument does not hold up. Yes, Anthropic gives access to more compute at a fraction of the API cost. But it conveniently ignores the vendor lock-in and infrastructure adoption happening on Anthropic's terms. If the goal is to throttle models and reduce limits, the honest move would be to ship a model that actually justifies the cost per task, not one that burns $100 fixing a lightweight bug. Instead, this looks like softening users up for a Mythos launch priced at 2x Opus or more. That is what all this hype is quietly building toward. Stop performing transparency while withholding it. Stop acting above criticism while paying customers hit walls mid-project. If you want loyalty, earn it by actually caring about the people funding your roadmap. All of these daily releases mean nothing if the underlying core behind it is not even usable. @trq212 @DarioAmodei

I asked Claude Code to do a deep research for me. - It built a plan of action. - Orchestrated 33 agents. - Exhausted my $100 Max plan. - Shot beyond my monthly limits. - Didn't return a single response. It was beautiful to watch it go to work. I am now $94.90 (+taxes) in debt to @AnthropicAI Shall I try Clawdbot / Moltbot / Openclaw next?

Most SEOs do content upgrades OR link building. We do both. Constantly. That's the difference between ranking and dominating.

Our design team cooked on this one 😍 Actually they overcooked. Gave me two variations and now I can't pick. Orange or Green? 🧡 = Orange 💚 = Green You decide. Winner gets shipped. 👇

Videos are the #1 way to add $10k to $100k in recurring revenue for any business. Let me show you how👇 I run a video editing agency, along with my link building service, and help clients do exactly that. Here is the simple, no-bs framework, I have each of my clients follow: #1: Pick the platforms you target While it is a good idea to post on available channels, but there are going to be 1-2 that are going to be most suitable to you and win you most of your leads. For example, most of the leads for an Austin based Wholesaler we work with comes from Facebook, YouTube is #2. Similarly, a retirement planner also drives most of his leads, through videos, from Facebook and YouTube. Do this: 👉Identify your target audience. 👉Figure out where your audience live. 👉Prioritize them in proper order. #2. Define what you are selling A simple sales funnel looks something like this. Audience -> Offer -> Sale Most people go head-first, do one thing and leave the rest for later. That's why they fail. Unless you know what a customer journey is going to look like, what you are exactly offering, why someone should buy from you, and what they should expect, you are never going to sell. So figure this out, no matter how low effort setup you start with, you should be able to drive a customer journey from start to close. #3: Get your branding right I help my clients build consistent branding across all social and video platforms. Define your brand colors, update your covers, profile picture, and overall branding to stay consistent. Make sure all your branding conveys the same message, drives people to the similar journey. It makes you memorable, it trains the sub-conscious mind of your target audience. #4. Create videos solving problems Most people waste a lot of time on un-necessary content research, and get their content plan completely messed up by following some irrelevant "formula". Content research is good, but not the way you have been told. You see, it doesn't have to be that difficult, here is how to actually create a content plan that works: - List out all the problems your product solves. - List out all the questions your customers ask. - Turn them into topics, and list them in proper order. - Build a plan of 20-30 videos once, so you do not run out of ideas. Aim for 8-10 minute videos, but there isn't a one size that fits all here, so feel free to adjust as needed. Also, 20-30 topics are a good set of numbers but feel free to begin with even 10 or just 5, and figure it out later. #5. Create content and repurpose it A good process is something that delivers the max amount of output possible while investing the least amount of your time possible. Because, let's face it, time is something we are not going to able to prompt out of ChatGPT anytime soon. Let me give you an example of how we do it for our clients: - We have them create 4-8 long-form videos per month. - With a script, that's about 1-3 hours of their time per month. - They upload the videos to our Cloud and forget. That's it. They do not spend a single second more, other than reviewing and approving the content, maybe 1 more hour per month. The real job falls upon us. Here is what we do: - We edit those long-form videos and get approved. - We design professional thumbnails for these videos. - We write the SEO title and the description for these videos. - We schedule them based on our content plan to publish on our primary platforms. - Then we repurpose those into shorts, multiple shorts per video and schedule them for publishing accordingly. - Turn these insights into text posts, as well as carousels and slides. - Turn them into newsletters blog posts. Meaning every single video they record in less than 20-minutes, is converted in 10+ formats of content. That's like a human content machine. You do not have to work with us to be able to do all of that, do it yourself, hire a VA, whatever suits you. If you do all of the above right, it is going to be the fastest way for you to add an additional $10k to $100k+ per month to your business. I am going to convert this write-up into a full-on video script, and then at least 10+ different forms of content. It's that easy. Cheers!