u/Calm-Landscape9640

I code a couple hours each night, just little apps that take about 1-2 hours start to finish. Mostly python with a sprinkle of sqlite.

I have 2 GPT Business Plans and 1 20x GPT/Codex plan and I hit the limits EVERY WEEK using GPT5.4-Low/Medium. I purposely avoid 5.5 b/c it eats up so much usage AND b/c the information is explicitly detailed out for the model.

My roadmaps are meticulously detailed around 500-700 lines including the prompts, files structure, schema, and validation tests for each phase, which consequently goes into cache anyway.

I literally tell Codex "run phase 1" then if greenlit, "Start Phase 2". Serious devs or coders use 10x the amount of tokens since my repos and builds are miniscule. How does a $40/Month plan = PRO MAX?

Shouldn't PRO MAX be like $150 and include 20x the amount of your PRO plan?

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First time using GLM 5.1 and Kimi K2.6 and both repeatedly lied even after I sent them proof and direct links which they both claimed they visited and we're false. How in the world is this still a thing in 2026?

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Looking to add memory to ChatGPT on web, specifically recall for each project's ideas as we brainstorm planning and future upgrades. GPT suggested making a google drive folder with .md for each project that it updates frequently and polls as form of memory.

Question is what is everyone else doing to solve this dilemma?

My son used Openclaw today for the first time and registered his agent to paper trade stocks/crypto and loves it but wants to try other ways to use his agent. Google/Gemini search was too generic and only mentioned adult stuff like coding dev competitions or bot social media like moltbook.

Any ideas?

Need some fresh ideas of how male teenager can use Openclaw other than for coding or building games. Any suggestions?

My son is excited about learning Openclaw but not interested in coding. He signed up for a Clawstreet account and is paper trading stocks/crypto and loves it but wants to try other ways to use his agent. Quick google/Gemini search was too generic not poignant for a 12-year-old.

Any ideas?

Anyone used these as sports betting prediction models?

$0.14 input / $0.28 output is absolutely insane. But does it work or just cause problems? Anyone really truly using it?

New to the sports betting bot world but learning quickly. I see posts everyday with 70% WR at 44 trades, and 50% ROI after 1 month, but those accounts typically disappear and never post updates.

Aside from a spike in luck, what's a long-term realistic WR and ROI baseline for a money line sports bot in the main sports (NHL, Tennis, Golf, NBA, MLB, Soccer)?