Michael Jackson retweeted
Tibo is a brilliant scam artist
> sep 29: halve Pro 200. now every plan gets the same usage per dollar
> oct 29: "double" all Pro plans. Pro 200 just lands back where it was
> Plus gets nothing. Plus now gets half the usage per dollar and still has the 5h limit
> nov 2: announce the Chat & Work merge. from december every chat except Instant eats the same allowance as Codex
> plan a Pro 50 with Pro usage per dollar and no 5h limit
> nov 8: "Would a Pro 50 make sense? Wdyt?" like its a random thought
> everyone says yes bc Plus is unusable
> december: merge lands, Plus gets even worse
> 50$ is the new Plus
Michael Jackson retweeted
IF YOURE IN LINE AT ARBYS RIGHT NOW STAY IN LINE DONT LEAVE THEY LEGALLY HAVE TO GIVE YOU A BEEF AND CHEDDAR PER THE CONSTITUTION KNOW YOUR RIGHTS 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
Michael Jackson retweeted
NEW: Will County, Illinois, election officials confirm they received Pope Leo XIV’s ballot today, completing the historic first vote cast in a democratic election by a reigning pope in the Catholic Church’s 2,000-year history.
Leo has said Catholics cannot be “unengaged spectators.”
Over the past 18 months, he has clashed with the Trump administration over the Iran war, immigration raids, the death penalty, and climate change. thelettersfromleo.com/p/pope…
Money.
Don't merge ChatGPT and Codex usage limits!!!!
My workflow is simple,
GPT-6 Thinking for daily tasks, research, and reasoning.
Codex for actual coding and development.
Both have their own purpose.
If ChatGPT Thinking starts consuming the same quota as Codex, users will have to think twice before even asking GPT a question.
Pro users shouldn't have to sacrifice their coding quota just to use ChatGPT normally.
Separate limits make sense. Why change something that already works?
Michael Jackson retweeted
Rep. Haley Stevens’ staff is right to resign in disgust. They understand that the election in Michigan is far more important than Haley’s fragile ego and that all of us must stand together to elect Abdul, defeat Rogers and end the Republican rubber-stamp control of the Senate.
New: Statement from Haley Stevens’ chief of staff Justin German confirms many of her team have resigned & they back Abdul El-Sayed for #MISen
“We are shocked and heartbroken by Congresswoman Stevens’ decision to support Mike Rogers.”
This assumes Haley Stevens still cares about being a Democrat; I doubt she does.
I wouldn't be surprised if she switched to the GOP, rebranded as an independent who votes with Republicans, or cashed out of politics altogether for a bigger paycheck.
Michael Jackson retweeted
Haley Stevens deserves tremendous credit for unifying the Democratic Party today.
Haley Stevens (@HaleyforMI) asked Michigan Democrats for their votes, their money, and their trust.
Now she's endorsing Trump's candidate and showing Michigan Democrats exactly what they avoided.
I don't think I got the Codex/Work reset from @OpenAI tonight. Did anyone else? @thsottiaux
My 5-hour limit was depleted using Astra on low within 15 seconds. @OpenAI @thsottiaux
Michael Jackson retweeted
One thing that still bothers me is the way Tibo recently implied that Plus users are mostly “casual,” while the real professionals are on Pro.
He literally described Plus users as “relatively casual and new users” when he brought the 5-hour limit back on Plus, while keeping Pro $100 and $200 exempt for now.
I like Tibo a lot and I genuinely think he’s brilliant at what he does, but that framing was unfortunate.
That framing can easily sound like “professional” means either:
→ you code all day
→ you run a company that burns insane amounts of tokens
→ you’re rich enough to treat compute like a rounding error
But there are teachers, researchers, designers, writers, analysts, engineers, architects, lawyers, doctors, scientists, indie developers, artists, translators, consultants, journalists, small business owners, and a thousand other professionals who can absolutely depend on AI every day without needing a $100–$200 plan.
Paying $20/month does not make someone a casual user.
I really hope OpenAI starts valuing Plus users more as the new model variants roll out, with better features, stronger models, and products designed for serious users who simply don’t live inside the highest compute tier.














