Reddit post urges Claude users to build real projects before cheap compute ends
Read original source →reddit.comA r/ClaudeAI post argues a $20 subscription currently buys "a breathtaking amount of compute" and that this pricing can't last. The author urges readers to skip throwaway clones like Mario remakes and build something they actually want to exist.
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