He was never defending epstein lol. And there’s no such thing as ‘Epstein Class’ Just a bunch of pedos.

I’ll make a jump straight to 6.9

They forgot to update polish translated help site. What a clusterfuck.

https://help.openai.com/pl-pl/articles/11909943-gpt-55-in-chatgpt

Użycie Thinking

Jeśli korzystasz z planu Plus lub Business, możesz ręcznie wybrać GPT-5.5 Thinking w selektorze modeli z limitem użycia do 3000 wiadomości tygodniowo. Po osiągnięciu tygodniowego limitu zobaczysz wyskakujące powiadomienie, a GPT-5.5 Thinking nie będzie już można wybrać z menu. Jeśli korzystasz z planu Go, możesz wybrać Thinking z menu narzędzi, klikając ikonę + w polu wpisywania czatu. Użytkownicy Go mogą wysłać do 10 wiadomości co 5 godzin po włączeniu Thinking. Automatyczne przełączanie z GPT-5.5 Instant na GPT-5.5 Thinking nie wlicza się do tego tygodniowego limitu, a ChatGPT może nadal przełączyć się na GPT-5.5 Thinking nawet po jego osiągnięciu.

This paragraph doesn’t exist in eng version

Right now it says Plus and Business plans are limited to 3000 messages per week for thinking, and that automatic switch to thinking doesn’t count towards limit.

Thy updated yesterday apparently so who knows what was written a week ago… So I don’t know, If I misread business for pro, or did they update policy again and again.

Edit: Correction eng exists but says

If you are on Plus or Business, you can manually select GPT-5.5 Thinking from the model picker. If you are on a Go plan, select + in the chat entry box, then select Thinking. Go users can send up to 10 messages every 5 hours after enabling Thinking. Automatic switching from GPT-5.5 Instant to GPT-5.5 Thinking does not count toward manual Thinking usage limits.

So they have some unspecified limit?

Rough estimation. Reasoning + answer is ~1k tokens. API price for Chat GPT 5.5 is $30 per 1mil of output tokens, $5 per mil, for new input tokens and $0.50 for cached tokens. They allow 3k reasoning prompts per week.

Quick math 12000prompts x1000tokens=12mil tokens per month which will be 12x30= $360 add all long context costs at and you can double or triple that cost.

If you consider non reasoning prompting cost can be scaled to infinity since as far I’m aware subscription offers unlimited access for that. But they have anti abuse clause in the agreement, so I doubt you’ll get to anywhere close to $14k cost

I prefer to run with cheap pay-per-prompt cloud model. You can find really good open models that cost $0.50 per million tokens.

Don’t forget the church!

I think that number is massively inflated. $1k loss is much more reasonable value

Good. I hope they’ll break the record next year

They’re desperate. What happened to all the live service games that were supposed to bring billions and billions of dollars forever?

The only titles I recognize from EA lately are Battlefield 1 and Battlefield 6.

And I didn’t buy them. Because EA fucked me. And also because they don’t work on Linux.

TBH local models aren’t as good as cloud. Even with 16GB VRAM you aren’t getting anywhere close to >100GB cloud LLM

Well, I guess I’ll buy that subscription then

Just checked Api pricing: it’s 30USD for million output tokens. Heavy usage will absolutely go into hundreds of dollars of costs, input tokens are $5/1mil so if you input files and long context it’s going to get even more expensive, potentially upwards of $1000 per month.

I don’t know how much of that was developer hubris and how much publisher (Sony) pression to deliver. Internet historian made great video about NMS, and at least from dev perspective it was a clusterfuck of massive overprimising and bad circumstances.

Do you have any evidence

This isn’t open source software project where everyone knows what’s happening. This is the exact opposite. Neither I would share existence of the tech, nor would they

AMD does contribute to MESA and kernel driver. It’s all open source, but they do lot of heavy lifting regardless

“if we don’t they will”

They aren’t wrong tho…

Ask Ukrainians.

Capitalism does work afterall

Ok

But then again, who even plays AAA games these days?

Gaming industry is way bigger than movie industry. Almost everyone plays games.

Steam alone has like 40 million concurrent players right now.

Under Linux, AMD GPU is the only sane solution tho, due to open source drivers. And Intel CPUs have history of cookin hard.