Dev spends $40 on classifier evals to cut costs: 'hard to use AI when you can't afford intelligence'
zeeg · x · 2026-09-04
Sentry founder David Cramer shares that he spent $40 running classifier eval experiments to bring costs down — a rare win. He laments that "it's quite hard to use AI when you can't afford intelligence," and adds that Luna works great for him while Terra still seems purposeless in his world.
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