🚨 GitHub moves against npm supply chain attacks. npm v12 ships next month and stops executing preinstall/install/postinstall scripts from dependencies by default. Git and remote URL dependencies get blocked by default too.

Source: https://github.blog/changelog/2026-06-09-upcoming-breaking-changes-for-npm-v12/

❗️ That '$200 sub burns $14,000 of compute' chart measures the ceiling of the ceiling. An unrealistic scenario,where every step re-reads the full context and single tasks chew through millions of tokens.

And you don't have to take my word for it. The companies already told us how this works.

Anthropic confirmed the skew: its weekly limits target users running Claude Code 24/7, affecting less than 5% of subscribers. The light majority covers the heavy few. And when Max users exceed the cap, overflow is sold at standard API rates. The subsidy ends exactly where the average ends.

Altman admitted OpenAI was losing money on $200 Pro subs: 'people use it much more than we expected.' He set the price himself expecting profit. That is gym pricing, priced on the average user.

Meanwhile the enterprise tier buys what consumers never get: no training on inputs by contract, SLAs, stable limits, compliance paperwork. Consumer plans often train on chats by default, and agentic coding traces are the most valuable training data in the industry. Today's heavy user builds the model enterprises buy tomorrow at full rate.

Fixed it (sound on)

This is awesome. These fellas build drones they fly into tornadoes for science.

They're part of the OTUS Project, a self-funded effort founded by students in meteorology and engineering. They build custom UAVs and sensor systems to study tornadoes inside and out.

The goal is to protect lives and property. The wind and thermodynamic data they collect feeds into predictive models, sharpens hazard forecasting, and helps make structures more resilient.

https://www.theotusproject.com/