Clay

@clay.bsky.social

Shit posting programmer and coffee nerd

‘Pouring fuel into flames’: Carney-Smith plan for West Coast pipeline would run through wildfire fraught parts of BC Indigenous communities, working class and environment pay the price of short-sighted policy decisions, experts say pressprogress.ca/pouring-fuel...

‘Pouring fuel into flames’: Carney-Smith plan for West Coast pipeline would run through wildfire fraught parts of BC

Indigenous communities, working class and environment pay the price of short-sighted policy decisions, experts say

pressprogress.ca

Having a broken leg in summer sucks because you can't go out hiking or bike to the farmer's market. I am desperate for a peak summer tomato for a BLT but the only crutch-able grocery store doesn't have the good shit. Beats breaking your leg in winter when you already have seasonal depression.

As people gather in Vancouver this weekend to celebrate Pride, we join in recognizing the diversity, strength and spirit of 2SLGBTQIA+ communities across BC. It's a time to celebrate progress and the right of people to live, love and thrive as their authentic selves. Happy Pride!

[illustration of Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag] 
Happy Pride, Vancouver! 
Stand together in Pride

I re-made the SemiAnalysis subscription margin table, which assumed 75% gross margins, with the actual margins presented here that were about 42%. The answer is pretty rough, with just under 5% average utilization being the break-even point for ChatGPT

Original subscription margin table showing subscription margin for Claude and ChatGPT based on how much the average user utilizes the subscription. Shitty Google Sheets version which shows the same numbers, albeit without the break-even points.Same doc showing 42% gross margins. At that rate no ChatGPT subscriptions make a profit at 5% average utilization.
Ed Zitron@edzitron.com · 2mo ago

Exclusive: I have seen OpenAI's audited financials for 2024 and 2025. In 2025, OpenAI had $13.07 billion in revenue and $34 billion in costs. $867 million of its revenue came from SoftBank, and $303 million came from Microsoft. www.wheresyoured.at/exclusive-op...

One week in, the World Cup in Vancouver is a hit. But can we take the energy and further evidence that the city loves car-free public spaces, and turn that into a permanent legacy on Granville Street? Here's my short video exploring the idea.

It is midday on a Sunday and the 99 B-Line, which runs every ~8 minutes, is completely full, leaving people behind. The millennium line extension can't come soon enough