← Back to context Comment by enraged_camel 4 hours ago What does "tangled in their api" mean? Switching is pretty easy. 3 comments enraged_camel Reply charcircuit 4 hours ago Not really, you have to fiddle with generating api keys and setting environment variables. Meanwhile with Anthropic it will just start charging you API prices for the tokens you are generating without even a single warning. enraged_camel 4 hours ago >> Not really, you have to fiddle with generating api keys and setting environment variables.That's 5-15 minutes of work at most. Not exactly the type of lock-in the parent is implying. charcircuit 4 hours ago The user could have always done that regardless of if the user has the option to be charged API rates on or off.
charcircuit 4 hours ago Not really, you have to fiddle with generating api keys and setting environment variables. Meanwhile with Anthropic it will just start charging you API prices for the tokens you are generating without even a single warning. enraged_camel 4 hours ago >> Not really, you have to fiddle with generating api keys and setting environment variables.That's 5-15 minutes of work at most. Not exactly the type of lock-in the parent is implying. charcircuit 4 hours ago The user could have always done that regardless of if the user has the option to be charged API rates on or off.
enraged_camel 4 hours ago >> Not really, you have to fiddle with generating api keys and setting environment variables.That's 5-15 minutes of work at most. Not exactly the type of lock-in the parent is implying. charcircuit 4 hours ago The user could have always done that regardless of if the user has the option to be charged API rates on or off.
charcircuit 4 hours ago The user could have always done that regardless of if the user has the option to be charged API rates on or off.
Not really, you have to fiddle with generating api keys and setting environment variables. Meanwhile with Anthropic it will just start charging you API prices for the tokens you are generating without even a single warning.
>> Not really, you have to fiddle with generating api keys and setting environment variables.
That's 5-15 minutes of work at most. Not exactly the type of lock-in the parent is implying.
The user could have always done that regardless of if the user has the option to be charged API rates on or off.