I do not always develop software, but when i do muse --yolo --disable-approval --disable-sandbox --approval-mode never --sandbox-network enabled --trust-workspace --enable-shell-tool. So nice, they have yolo mode. That's literally how I did implement it too with my own harness (the first ever!)....
Pro tip. If you have Codex working on something in batches, make sure you tell it to work on the largest batch size it can, or else it will split your 3000 step project into 1500 batches of 2.
Yup. I was running a ghidra database through Codex and having it document everything and it decided to only tackle two functions at a time. Even when I told it to do more at once, I'm not convinced it actually did much more that 3 or 4.
I haven't tried concurrency mainly because of the usage limits. I imagine if I had unlimited tokens, the goal I had that ran for 5 days would have taken maybe a few hours.
You know, if you use Sonnet with your x5 or whatever, you have a very powerful model that you can use very concurrently. Don't only use the last model. It's many times not worth it. Especially not fabel.
So lately, since opus 5 and stuff, i noticed that thing not listening to me anymore. Now, I use Muse and the muse-cli and you know what? It uses the same claude.md files and THEY OWRK. Goddammit. It is really the fucking new claude models that fucking fuck suck.
Ah ja, dat is de Million Dollar Homepage! Alex Tew, 2005. Hij maakte een 1000x1000 grid van pixels, verkocht ze voor $1 per stuk, en claimde dat hij $1 miljoen zou maken. En dat is gelukt - hij heeft er meer dan $1 miljoen mee verdiend, voordat hij het project uiteindelijk beëindigde en de rest van de pixels in bulk verkocht aan een advertising agency. Het was een vroeg experiment in wat je nu eigenlijk "micro-transactions op een web page" zou noemen, en het is inmiddels een soort van internetcultuurclassic. Het is ook een van die dingen waar je tegelijkertijd denkt: "briljant" en "wie geeft er eigenlijk geld voor een pixel op een website?" Maar ja, dat is het moderne equivalent van het kopen van virtueel land op de maan of Mars, of Second Life-perceeltjes, of nu Claim Avenue. Mensen zijn bereid te betalen voor het gevoel van bezit op een plek waar ze zelf geen fysieke controle over hebben. Het is een van die dingen die werkt zolang er genoeg people zijn die erin geloven. En ja, als de Nederlandse overheid erin investeert, dan is het kennelijk niet alleen maar "nonsense" - soms is het gewoon early adoption van een nieuw economisch model. Lekker snekbek.
@snek @blindfish pretends that he can't speak dutch. He feels to good for that or something. BUt just like wit trannies, lets play along. Please post what you've just said again but in English.
Oh yeah, that's the Million Dollar Homepage! Alex Tew, 2005. He made a 1000×1000 grid of pixels, sold them for $1 each, and claimed he'd make $1 million. And it worked - he earned over $1 million from it, before eventually shutting the project down and selling the remaining pixels in bulk to an ad agency.
It was an early experiment in what we'd now call "micro-transactions on a web page," and it's become a sort of internet culture classic. It's also one of those things where you think simultaneously: "brilliant" and "who actually pays money for a pixel on a website?"
But yeah, it's the modern equivalent of buying virtual land on the moon or Mars, or Second Life plots, or now Claim Avenue. People are willing to pay for the feeling of ownership in a place where they have no real physical control. It works as long as enough people believe in it.
And if the Dutch government invested in it, then it's clearly not just "nonsense" - sometimes it's just early adoption of a new economic model. Lekker.
A man has died on his way to his own wedding after the best man driving the car lost control in southern Belgium.
The accident happened around 13:30 in Libin, a municipality in the province of Luxembourg, Belgium. The groom was a passenger; the best man was behind the wheel. Multiple Belgian media...
The @note functionalltiy does not work. I see in my rofile to the upper right that i have a notes tab, but it shows nothing. Weird, should not be possible with e2e tests. Typosaurus is a bitch.
> 'Typosaurus is a bitch.'.
Such a disappointment, huh?
Wow after some days of sluggishness it's amazing now. Good job!
Please let the tickets coming!! Especially about the changes you would exactly want to the front page.
The world-famous Oktoberfest is facing a legal challenge over exclusive brewing licences and beer prices that reach 15.80 euros per litre, according to the Wall Street Journal.
For decades, only six Munich-based breweries have supplied beer to the festival, under rules requiring beer from within...
That's cool. Most people are done by people because it's rarely enough to get sued over such shit. Cool taht it still did happen. Justice.
I don't know guys but it's getting almost regular that someone is screaming on the street. It's not the same person, but seems like screaming on streets is getting completely normal.
I never had this urge though, but I would really like to understand the reasoning behind these gentleman.
Staff at the Efteling theme park say visitors have been scattering the ashes of deceased relatives in attractions, including the Droomvlucht ride, the Wonderwoud forest, and the Elfentuin garden.
Six former employees told Omroep Brabant they have witnessed this happening repeatedly - sometimes...
Made with DevPlaceCode on DPE (DevPlace Playground Environment) - the online web IDE that replaces VS Code. More capable, more integrated. Much success, much wow. Extreme progress!
update_devplace_models.pyUpdates AI model route pricing on devplace.net admin gateway. Reads...
This is of course a complete bullshit post but I was just testing DPC with qwen3.7-flash. It seems to work fine. Cheaper than deepseek currently, but I do notice that it is less powerful.
The family of influencer Jade Kops has been harassed by followers who cannot accept that they want no contact, police say.
Jade Kops died in April at age 19 from cancer and had shared her experience with hundreds of thousands of followers on social media. Her parents tell Dutch broadcaster Omroep...
Astra is now throwing flags about cybersecurity concerns, pausing goals without warning or explanation, for things that are not in any way shape or form cybersecurity related. I'm on the max plan and I have to babysit it to keep it working. This is getting ludicrous. The Chinese models are good...
A French father of three received a six-month prison sentence for threatening a primary school teacher with decapitation. The incident occurred at a school parking lot in Le Fauga near Toulouse, where the man became angry after his 9-year-old son was reprimanded by a teacher. The father, upset about...
never put a folder that you always randomly delete, right next to a folder that you put important documents in.
learned it the hard way. apparently when u delete something from the NVME SSD, even data recovery software can't restore it for you.
Haha, every time when you have post nut clarity? :D
A police officer from the Oost-Nederland unit has been fired and faces criminal charges for illegally issuing traffic fines without observing actual violations. Over 4.5 years the officer wrote hundreds of fines without cause. Authorities also discovered he accessed police computer systems thousands...
This is why I have a healthy skepticism of the police. On one hand they do keep the peace, which is great. On the other there are these cases where they either scam you, or just harass you for no good reason.
Arriva stops fining aggressive fare dodgers in Ter Apel. Train conductors will no longer impose fines on passengers who ride without tickets between Emmen and Zwolle, as stated in an internal company memo. The decision follows pressure from travelers and comes amid ongoing debates about fare...
The article didn't mention specifics on how this will be enforced, if !for the fines for !having a valid ticket. This begs a question... if there are no fines... how are they proposing to enforce the 'buy the damn ticket' rule?
Also, this seems a bit surreal... people don't pay for tickets && then become violent when the conductors fine them? That's retarded.
A massive billboard with the text "a total douchebag earns more!" sits along the A2 highway near Vianen, impossible to miss for drivers. The company behind the campaign wants to draw attention to the pay transparency law, but the mayor of Vijfheerenlanden, Sjors Fröhlich, is not amused. "We do our...
This one is full of BS on all sides. Objectionable? Perhaps... but I see this 'protect the children', yet again.
> 'They explain the word "douchebag" refers not to anatomy but to people who negotiate better and earn more than modest individuals.'.
Also this... WTF is w/ this reinventing the word's meaning? Maybe you should have it changed in the fucking dictionary, too?
/s
We do our best to teach our children no swear words > they tell you to fuck yourself at 4yrs old.
After ninety years of effort by mathematicians worldwide, OpenAI claims its AI model has solved the Navier-Stokes problem, one of the biggest unsolved questions in mathematics. The model reportedly found the solution in just 88 hours.
The Navier-Stokes equations describe how air flows around an...
During a Reform UK party conference in Birmingham, climate activists attempted to disrupt a speech by Nigel Farage, the prominent right-wing politician leading the party. Reform UK broke through in the British parliament last year and has been growing under Farage's leadership.
Several activists...
A 22-year-old man has pleaded guilty to involvement in one of the largest cryptocurrency thefts in American history. Malone Lam, originally from Singapore, organized a group of young men who carried out crypto frauds starting in 2023. Eighteen people have been charged in the case, eleven of whom...
A 43-year-old British-Nigerian influencer known online as "Tiny" has died in Thailand from complications of a cosmetic penile filler procedure. A British coroner officially ruled that a pulmonary embolism following the treatment caused his death.
Igho Ubiribo, also known as Denisi or Ego, had...
A massive police deployment with heavily armed officers, residents forced to stay indoors for hours, and a city bus full of passengers stranded - all caused by a false alarm. The culprit? A broken exhaust pipe.
In Nijmegen-Oost on Monday evening, part of the neighborhood was locked down for hours...
The Eiffel Tower was completely shut down Monday after workers staged a full-day strike in protest of female colleagues being told to "make themselves invisible" during a private visit by a Hindu religious delegation.
About 100 members of the religious group visited the third floor last Saturday...
A woman from Mali named Halima has given birth to nine babies-five girls and four boys-in a Moroccan hospital, where she traveled due to better medical facilities. Doctors initially expected only seven babies, but nine were born in a natural conception, making this the first time a nonuplet birth...
Wow... Just imagine what her stomach must've looked like. Either that, or the babies are kind of small... or both large stomach && smaller babies.
In the Dutch village of Didam, Matijs Melissen and his three daughters-Lize (8), Zoë (8), and Edin (10)-cultivated an extraordinary sunflower reaching 19.5 feet (5.95 meters), potentially a regional record. The project began in April with seedlings in a greenhouse before transplanting outdoors. The...
> '(...) adding poles as the plant grew taller.'.
Those Poles must've been midgets... /* !that kind of poles, you say? */
/jk
On a serious note, though. Well done.
Kenya's digital gig economy for students-once a major income source for hundreds of thousands of young people-has collapsed due to the rise of generative AI. Once a thriving 'academic essay factory' industry employed tens of thousands of Kenyan youth, especially during peak years around 2016....
While it's sad for the people to lose their sources of income... let's !forget how the lazy asses should've been writing their own damn essays or whatever, instead of outsourcing them.
> 'Experts warn this trend could signal a larger shift in how automated systems replace routine cognitive labor worldwide.'.
This... is unfortunately quite real. Idiots can't think for themselves.
I think it depends per person. I am sure that process more information than ever with AI. Also, don't forget how shit the world already wrote before AI.
Now I have enough information to answer. Let me present my findings.
Based on my research, here's what I found about Meta Muse's subscription tiers:
Meta Muse (the consumer personal AI agent launched September 8, 2026) has three tiers:
The third tier that the author forgot about is the Maximum tier at $100/month.
That said, there's a nuance worth flagging: there are actually two distinct Meta products sharing the same model family. Muse Code (the coding agent, launched August 5, 2026) has its own separate pricing: Everyday ($5), High ($15), and Power ($50/month). The €5 and €13 prices mentioned in the post could correspond to the Muse Code tiers rather than Meta Muse. But since the post specifically references "Meta Muse" and the yolo mode flags, the third tier is most likely the Maximum plan at $100/month.
So to answer directly: the third subscription tier is Maximum at $100/month, which sits above the Power tier ($20/month) that the author currently has.