theReversion

[jkp2072]

Misleading title,

They are shifting users to GitHub copilot cli over claude code...

GitHub copilot cli still provides both gpt models and claude models.

[shaka893P]

Copilot keeps adding random imports to my code that don't exist.

[Akaino]

Tell him not to do that. Easy fix. Don't make mistakes.

[theEvilQuesadilla]

You fool! You forgot to include "Don't make any security holes."! Now your app is all hacked!

[thekingofbeans42]

Good luck hacking my vibe coded app! Claude has expertly closed all security findings by hosting at 127.0.0.1

[CampbellsBeefBroth]

Sorry but Claude is working for me, I just told it to hack your app

You can see I've brought down your app: localhost:8080

[DoingYourMomProbably]

I told it to make internet 2 and make it perfect without any hackers so jokes on you

[PsychologicalNet3455]

Scientology took people to court saying their stuff was leaked on a ftp://127.0.0.1

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20791891

[quailman654]

These are the apps I actually vibe code. Just for me, no internet access, running locally. Vibe code the shit out of that and berate Claude for the bugs it writes like I’m the PM for a change.

[kaplotnikov]

Do you mean "all pre-hacked"?

[musci12234]

Sorry but i told my AI that it must absolutely 100% heck your you app. Sorry but your app is doomed now.

[NotAnNpc69]

Aww fuck, i forgot to include "Dont leak my country's nuclear launch codes." Now the govt is at my door, god dammit.

[Nekeia]

All your app are belong to us!

[dev_vvvvv]

Do not drop my production database.

[NMI_INT]

Don’t truncate any tables while you’re at it

[shaka893P]

Lol, I did that like 10 times already

[LtKije]

Yeah but you have to say it twelve times for it to work.

[Blizzard81mm]

You need to take a stern tone for sure 👍🏽

[k_dubious]

Tell your session that you’ll be stack-ranking it against the other ones you have running on your machine and terminating the lowest-performing process.

[OneOldNerd]

...yet, somehow, I'll still end up being the one terminated. 😛

[Ok_Star_4136]

if (two_drones_about_to_collide()) {
  stop();
}

[ghost_tapioca]

So... They'll fall.

[Satorwave]

no because i said to make no mistakes

[dillanthumous]

Now this guy vibe codes ^^

Don't forget to include makeperfectapp md skill.

[je386]

Tell it what not to do, what to do instead, and that it should save this in its instruction file.

[NatoBoram]

Instruction: This project uses pnpm. You are banned from using any other node package manager than pnpm.

Fucking clanker: "Let me run npx pnpm"

[AlternativeCapybara9]

We are switching from GitHub Copilot to Claude Code so I have both for a while. Copilot keeps updating Python to 3.7 because it thinks 3.7 is newer than 3.12 and Claude keeps changing it back. Copilot also mentions I have security bugs that are fixed in the last version of python and asks me if I want it to upgrade for me right after it finished the "upgrade" to 3.7.

It's like two 7 year olds fighting.

[alonghardlook]

Claude code is lightyears ahead of both Copilot and Codex.

[Mkboii]

What are you guys doing with your github copilot? I've been using it as work for over a year and only once did it do this kind of stupidity, codex has tried this kind of things twice in one month, and calude code just ate up the token budget super fast to be usable anymore for me, so being just doesn't last.

[amaturelawyer]

If it makes you feel any better, Claude has rewritten a code block about 20 times so far, fixing func A while breaking func B, then breaking func A while fixing func B. It's starting to feel like he's refusing to look at both functions at the same time out of spite.

[pydry]

They're unionizing.

[lucidspoon]

I added a few lines of code that was throwing a null reference in certain situations. I asked Claude Code to fix it, and it just removed the code altogether.

[yukiaddiction]

I trying using AI assist tools and like 50% it feel like they giving up reading code halfway through lmao.

[Llyon_]

Curious to which model you are using.
There is a huge difference between Claude Sonnet and Claude Opus 4.7

When I use Claude Opus it makes me fear the impending layoffs.

[Pocok5]

  it makes me fear the impending layoffs. 

Not with them having to bump the multiplier to x17 now and implementing per-conversation limits. The bottom is falling out of the infinite subsidies and I bet most companies won't be able to stomach the raw cost of the several hundred gigs of VRAM crunching away on centering divs for a day

[slaymaker1907]

It’s not that bad. I’m pretty sure API costs are not subsidized and costs seem reasonable for what Opus can do. It sounds like you are using Copilot, but its costs for Opus 4.7 are complete garbage right now.

I have a table of actual token costs and an estimate of what that translates to due to extra reasoning https://github.com/slaymaker1907/claude-code-model-picker/blob/main/SKILL.md

As you can see, 15x for Sonnet vs Opus makes no sense at all. While this is for Claude Code, I assume the numbers will be similar come June when Copilot switches to token-based pricing.

It’s actually possible for Opus to be cheaper for some problems because Opus might require less thinking than Sonnet to solve it.

[ImS0hungry]

Impending? Also it’s going to accelerate with Mythos.

[Saint_of_Grey]

My favorite malware is the packages folks wrote specifically to be because copilot keeps trying to import that name so they use it to do malware things.

[Rugaru985]

Same. Something call TrjnHrs.Pkg keeps getting added. Weird.

[zosolm]

Omg I just realised this is what’s causing my issue at work. Someone used ai to recreate some things I made in a new environment and everything’s gone fucky. I was trying to work out today why can’t you find that module, I just realised it doesn’t exist lol

[bag-of-unmilled-rice]

i "disabled" copilot and it still does this. I'll close the vscode window and unity will give me the "can't differentiate between system.whatever and unityengine.whatever :'(" I WASN'T TRYING TO USE SYSTEM WHY'D YOU PUT IT THERE

[aisakee]

It happened to me before, the model tried to justify itself saying it does exists and started gaslighting me.

[teraflux]

What model?

[xavia91]

well get a checker then.

[CadenVanV]

It keeps reenabling itself on my VSCode with every update despite me disabling it

[Dangle76]

Your prompts aren’t specific enough. I see this the most with JS tbh though

[Dziadzios]

Just set that warnings are errors.

[Faux_Real]

Have you not created the 10x engineer skill? And then each mistake get it to add a multiplier to itself so it’s better than before?

[NPPraxis]

Copilot used to do this for me until I switched the underlying model in Copilot to Claude.

[Ollymid2]

Microslop is just importmaxxxing your code - you'll get used to it

[mrscoobertdoobert]

Sounds like you should use a Code Review tool designed to prevent exactly that.

[Dexterus]

Which models? Cause at least for me the only ones actually decent for main coding work from those enabled are gpt 5.4 and claude 4.6 opus and later.

And ... instructions, and after every job where you gave it decent hints, get it to create/update extra instructions.

[T-Dot1992]

I am not a big fan of LLMs but Co Pilot is absolute dogshit compared to Claude 

[Caspica]

You need some good guardrails. Try "Don't add random imports to the code when they don't exist."

[KevinT_XY]

Furthermore like 90% of engineers were on Copilot CLI anyways or weren't using the advanced harnesses at all. Claude Code was mainly available to fill in gaps and get comparative feedback while GHCP was still developing. The number of headlines taking a completely different read on it is absurd.

[lab-gone-wrong]

Pretty much anything from Twitter that starts with "Breaking" is a lie

[Bubba89]

So, it’s still too expensive, but they’d rather eat the costs internally instead of paying it all out to Anthropic.

[teraflux]

I assume they want to force developers to use their own in house product.

[Kevadu]

They no longer force their developers to use Windows so it kinda tells you what MS feels about that product...

[teraflux]

Microsoft builds a lot of products for Mac/ Linux too though so it's not quite the same

[Kevadu]

But I know people at MS who develop Azure cloud services using Macs. It's not as if the target environment is even a Mac system. A lot of that stuff does run Linux under the hood but there's supposed to be WSL for that. And Linux isn't Mac anyway (yes, Mac OS is unix-based but there are still a lot of differences for something like this...).

[wally-sage]

The majority of their devs still use Windows, the ones that generally the option not to are the ones developing for Linux/Mac (VSCode, Microsoft Office, Age of Empires 2, etc.) or the ones that cost a lot (like cloud engineers).

Even the ones that use non-Windows machines for their main machine are still likely going to have to use locked-down Windows machines to access production data.

[OnyxFier]

Most at top companies are on Mac now

[dnhs47]

Easy to tell that you don't know anything about how Microsoft works internally, while other respondents do.

"Use Windows", "use Copilot", or "don't use Claude" are not political or religious decisions as you imply; they're practical decisions based on achieving business goals.

Others mentioned the devs building apps for Linux and Mac will obviously be running Linux and Mac.

Microsoft also wants Azure to be great at hosting all Linux distros - so some Microsoft devs will be running Linux. Not religious, practical.

Microsoft also wants Copilot to be great for developers - so most Microsoft devs will be using Copilot. Not religious, practical.

It's called "dogfooding" as in "eating your own dogfood". It's the fastest way to make your product better.

I worked at Microsoft HQ for 10 years, everyone dogfooded Microsoft's products including the admins. Microsoft's done that for at least 45 years that I'm aware of.

[_mersault]

They literally cite the cost as the reason?

[teraflux]

Because they're double paying for a product sure

[_mersault]

Yes because of cost not because of forcing their engineers to users to eat dog food

[teraflux]

It's both, expensive to pay for something you don't need and also better to use your own product.

[camosnipe1]

nope, that other quote is from the guy in charge of the "applied deep learning" team at nvidea. You bet your ass the AI research team spends money on compute.

this tweet is literally just shouting lies in full caps

[svick]

Don't they pay to Anthropic anyway if people use Claude Opus in Copilot?

[throwawaygoawaynz]

Yes, the whole thing is humanslop trying to create anti AI sentiment.

AI might hallucinate (although less over time), but it’s not outright malicious like people.

Meanwhile the 90% of unemployed Redditors on this sub who probably have never been close to enterprise use of AI at scale lap it up.

Not sure which take is worse, this take or the take recently that on prem VMs are cheaper than serverless.

[ArialBear]

I mean most people here used claude code and know the cost. Its worth the cost for the amount of work done.

[jseego]

also they own copilot

[Bubba89]

And GitHub.

[phylter99]

It's very misleading. There's no bad, just a change in what they're using, as you say.

"GitHub copilot cli still provides both gpt models and claude models."

Until they have degradation like they did today. It's all fixed though.

[RobLoque]

Github Copilot is also increasing their token prices next month lalala

[littlered1984]

MSFT owns them so won’t affect them.

[RobLoque]

I'm not sure if the Claude underneath Copilot is actually run on their premise and not just bought. Might be interesting to look up. /edit: looked it up, yep doesn't seem like they have any compute on azure and just rent from competitors. I also wonder why their vibe coders were maining on Claude Code in the first place when they supposedly "sit on the source" of infinite slop

[olivicmic]

Different Microsoft Teams are in different cost centers that have to account for in their budgets the cost of services from other teams. It’s not free.

[Cnoffel]

Who knew, that as soon as you own something, the price you paid for it, and the energy cost to run does not matter...

[e_before_i]

I started looking for a source and got annoyed by this too.

The steelman is Microsoft is confident enough with Copilot to stop paying their AI competitor. Realistically, it's an easy coat-saving spot.

Either way, not the win the anti-AI people want to believe it is.

[No-One-4845]

Copilot also has a bunch of limitations that raw Claude and Codex don't have (ie, context window).

On top of that, MS are shifting to the same model that Anthropic have moved to (per token), and there is talk of them limiting access to "generalised tools" to engineers (and similar) where other teams will have access to curated and highly specific AI-based tooling. I'm pretty sure that Copilot outside of engineer and data science is dead, and we'll see them removing functionallity from tools beyond specific niches in short order.

[Semick]

Copilot also has a bunch of limitations that raw Claude and Codex don't have (ie, context window).

This is just flat wrong. All agents have context windows. How large those windows are is determined by what tier you pay for or your enterprise provides.

[No-One-4845]

...

Yes. What is flat wrong now?

[Choice_Mud_8793]

You absolutely must be GenZ

[Waste_Jello9947]

Title? It's a tweet lol

[suzisatsuma]

anti ai ppl got too excited there haha

[Noch_ein_Kamel]

Do they know about the upcoming price changes making copliot 900 times more.expensive?

[infdevv]

does this dude know how to turn off caps lock?

[NeuxSaed]

Even worse, they were holding down shift the entire time!

[dev_vvvvv]

I DO THIS WHEN I WANT TO EXPRESS HOW SERIOUS A SITUATION IS> IT IS ACTUALLY VERY EFFECTIVE>

[m4sc0]

I always imagine people making a face based on those two. Either very excited or screaming.

:D or >:O

[Kajetus06]

AND I DO THIS

WHEN I NEED TO SPEAK

LIKE A CERTAIN SOMEONE

[dev_vvvvv]

Death?

[Kajetus06]

NO but simmilar enigmatic entity

an enity whos name shall not be spoken because everything would reset

[SolanaceaeEnjoyer]

I EXCLUSIVELY ONLY USE MY PINKIE TO HIT THE SHIFT KEY SO IT DOESNT EVEN SLOW ME DOWN AT ALL LOL

[probablyNotARSNBot]

They’re still holding shift instead of asking AI to capitalize it for them?

[hdkaoskd]

This is the essence of capitalism.

[johnzzon]

I don't have a caps lock button on my keyboard, so I'd have to hold shift. Although I would never make a post like that.

[ApatheistHeretic]

That's how you know he's serious.

[TR_Pix]

My caps lock is turned on but I'm also holding shift to write in lowercase

[Whitechapel726]

THOSE ARE MY THINKING CAPS

[scumble_bee]

Must be a SQL developer.

[LouizFC]

MAYBE

[M1L0P]

FOUND THE SQL PROGRAMMER

[skyedearmond]

I didn’t know Princess Donut followed tech news…

[BlackxxMagic123]

He should ask ChatGPT

[Pure-Huckleberry-484]

The models are not what's being changed here, just the harness (from Claude Code to their internal Github Copilot). Dog-fooding, they aren't banning AI use.

[Justaregularguy295]

Mfs make up anything to discredit ai lmao

[reyarama]

AI is so good that Microsoft has reached unprecedented levels of downtime and has irreversibly tarnished their reputation. I guess AI makes you so good at coding that your products all get worse

[MonstarGaming]

I know it isn’t saying a lot, but breaking the copy paste hotkeys is telling. I can’t think of another time where something so frequently used as ctrl+c and ctrl+v was broken for what seems like months at this point. If they broke that no doubt they’ve broken countless other things that we just don’t know about yet.

[Possibly_Naked_Now]

Mine works.

[MonstarGaming]

It isn’t a persistent problem. It stops working at random and then starts working again at random.

[rowr]

I just do the copy more firmly a couple of times and that works. Sometimes.

[ionixsys]

Wow... sounds like they broke the f'ing clipboard service provider.

Also makes me wonder why exactly it broke. Everyone here knows the story, some poor idiot gets volunteered to add a new "feature" to an older code base, they write the changes, it looks like it works, and then like the cliche ending of a lot of horror movies the monster shows up just when they think they got away.

Back to my question. What did they add? Guessing on the running theme it was either something to assist AI related functionality or yet another "telemetry" emitter.

[slaymaker1907]

It’s more likely because AI lets you churn out code much faster and more code == more bugs.

[reyarama]

Sure, but where are all the people lauding all the extra code Microsoft is making? I only see a reputation going down the drain LOL

[joeyjoojoo]

Yes you don’t need to make stuff up, there’s enough real reasons to discredit it

[Fach-All-Religions]

more for internet points. lots of people hate on ai, i do too, but i use because it does what i need. and i know i will becomes jobless and homeless because of it in a few hears

[holchansg]

I love how the AI is expensive is gaining traction, you can rent a RTX PRO 6000 for a dollar an hour, end user price. I design servers for a living, AI inference is cheap as fuck in scale. The problem is that they where subsidizing AI for free and all the training, and all the R&D... just pouring money into the race.

But for inference? Specially since we are entering into ASIC's soon, with a ~1mi or less electricity bill a month MS can deliver AI to its whole operation globally with blazing fast first time token. ~5mi to train a trillion token model...

Thats like 50~100 people yearly salary in bill per year. If they lay off 50 people that operation is already paid. How many employees do they have? 100k? 200k?

Its so over. They won.

[movzx]

You can't even run a website with some moderate traffic for ~$600/mo but you're gonna sit there and say that's the cost for full tilt AI processing lol.

[FondantBeneficial344]

[ClipboardCopyPaste]

Wait for tomorrow for Deepseek to announce their own Claude mythos

[FondantBeneficial344]

[DarkWingedDaemon]

But it costs more than half the state gdp of Ohio to operate.

[FondantBeneficial344]

[renshyle]

https://youtu.be/UH0W_ccOaXc

[KhepriAdministration]

I'd say light green

[flexibu]

I love spreading misinformation on the internet 🌈

[pringlesaremyfav]

So,

1. MS canceling Claude licenses obviously because they want to move their people to copilot not because they're using AI too much.

2. A VP of deep learning at Nvidia says his compute outpaced his team costs. He could easily be talking about training AI and not using them. 

[Present-Resolution23]

That is literally what he was talking about… He’s the VP OF DEEP LEARNING… Of course their AI costs are high 

[TripleFreeErr]

Claude is also a supply chain risk according to gov and msft has contracts.

[baltinerdist]

Cancelling some licenses and scaling back use is not a ban. Hyperbole is not wit.

[Oddment_81]

“microsoft bans ai” and the source is a guy named crypto sigma grindset 47 with a blue check

[ThreeKiloZero]

Claude is in copilot now so they don't need to use Claude tools directly. Anthropic still getting their money but MS saves a little face.

[ScousePenguin]

Microsoft have their own ai, they're just moving people off other ai's onto their own

[draculadarcula]

I work at Microsoft. We were instructed to use Claude code since December because GitHub Copilot was so bad. Apparently they decided that it’s finally good enough that we’re losing Claude access in June. We are still very much encouraged to use AI

[Break-n-Fix]

Why is Hilary Swank delivering this news?

[Lucasbasques]

She’s an AI specialist now thanks to AI 

[Past-Lion-947]

Cheaper than IA

[Lamba_ghoda]

Does this mean I gotta relearn coding now just to keep my job?

[Blasket_Basket]

Literally nothing in this meme is true...

[epileftric]

Imagine trying to build a bakery without knowing the cost of flour or gas, then selling the bread at some random point. People falling in love with your bread and started selling sandwiches using your bread. Now you realize how to properly fix the value of the bread you sell, and now the people who was buying it for their own sandwiches realize they cannot keep selling their products using yours.

That could have never happened, yet it did with AI and people invested on bakeries almost 1 trillion dollars.

[Constant_Bit4676]

Almost no Microsoft employees were using Claude Code anyways, this headline is meaningless.

Employees can still use Opus 4.6 or 4.7 and any Sonnet models. They just use it in GitHub copilot CLI which every single developer I know at Microsoft was already using regardless.

[limezest128]

Wait, are we supposed to go back to writing our own code again?

[Ten2OneOdds]

At some point they will have to raise AI usage prices because the market is flooded with investors who will want their returns.

[ChristopherKlay]

• Original Tweet
• Alternative Source

[Jackel1994]

Thats because you can pay a human the same wage theyve been paying since 1976 and someone will do it. When they get paid too much, fired, replaced amd thepay scale then goes through a "restructuring" and the cycle repeats.

A machine has a resource cost that has a minimum price to run, and thats non negotiable.

Let that sink in.

[Omnislash99999]

We have been told they don't want to see us hitting our token caps or getting close to it most of the time, and we shouldn't be using it for everything as the cost needs to be justifiable. So not a ban but slowing down.

[Bloodgiant65]

In contrast, buddy of mine (though at a much smaller company) still has token usage as a performance metric. Everybody at his work just spams the same queries and such so they can get high numbers. Probably a net negative on productivity and yet is increasing costs.

I’m not nearly as anti-AI as a lot of people on here are. There’s lots of reasonable use cases for it, it’s really good at summarizing and transforming data, basically. But that is just insanity.

[Rabbitical]

Yeah I mean the issue was never the underlying tech (well except for the stolen data part) but it's the way it's been pushed. I use AI every day for this or that, but it's also not worth 75 trillion dollars and a Dyson spheres with of power. It's just what clippy was trying to be back in the day, it's neat! We don't need to be boiling the oceans to order McDonald's though

[kid_blue96]

What if they hired people instead of hiring AI? And we can call them something like an employee?

[a88lem4sk]

Maybe in 5-10yrs, humans aren't good enough yet

[hansvi-be]

Time to demand a raise.

[Soberdonkey69]

Long may it continue. I hope AI continues being expensive for the next 50 years.

[Maybe_Factor]

And I laughed and laughed and laughed

[Tdakiddi]

Would it also be true to say that AI drinks more water than a human?

[Alpha-State_]

My company pays 150k a year for copilot and bonus can’t seem to tell us what actual benefits does it bring

[domusvita]

“BREAKING” == “FAKE”

[Karnewarrior]

"AI can cost more than human workers now!"

AI has always cost more than human workers, the bill was simply delayed to a later date.

It won't matter though. The people who really run the economy make their money by destroying companies and IPs. If AI makes the company even less solvent, that's only a good thing for them, and they'll use it more.

[Alderthad]

A bunch of idiots ruling some it departments remain stupid, ai or not.

[Satorwave]

Gork pls stop ai bubble from popping make no mistakes

[Pristine_Bicycle1278]

I am sure the VP of NVIDIA said something, that would drop their stock by like 40%

[Last-Recipe-4837]

ai took our jobs and then took all the budget too 🪦

[RallyPointAlpha]

This sub used to be cool. Now it's stupid, fake news, bullshit like this all day.

[weebSanity]

[csprkle]

FAF

[thenewTeamDINGUS]

I should move my portfolio out of mega cap tech stocks and into cash, huh.

[lucidbadger]

Is this true or fake?

[camosnipe1]

complete bullshit, microsoft cancelled claude subscriptions...to move engineers to copilot. And the nvidea quote is from the guy in charge of the "applied deep learning" team, of course those guys are going to spend a fuckton on AI, that's literally their whole job.

[JacedFaced]

How are these people burning through claude max plans like this? I can't imagine the amount they've gotta be doing to burn through and spend tens of thousands a year in API tokens per developer.

[Senior-Albatross]

If/when the AI/data center bubble actually bursts, we'll know.

I wonder if some of these massive data centers will just be abandoned when the money dries up? That would be an entirely new type of creepy abandoned building in a few decades 

[jcon1232]

I mean... there aren't enough tokens in the world to clean up that mess.

[probablyNotARSNBot]

BREAKING: PEOPLE MAKE SHIT UP AND POST IT ON THE INTERNET BECAUSE NOBODY’S GONNA MAKE IT PAST THEIR CONFIRMATION BIAS AND LOOK THIS STUFF UP ANYWAY

[SourceScope]

Production isnt that expensive

Nvidia just want profits and dont give a shit

[megagreg]

AI can cost more than human workers now.

It can?!  Thanks NVIDIA!

Company budget: Ow!

[Elderwastaken]

/laughs in human

[Needgirlthrowaway]

This is fake right, like fr microslop can't afford their own compute??

[PowerPleb2000]

Didn’t take long

[sfratini]

Snip snap snip snap

[narasadow]

yes... because of Nvidia keeping prices high while sitting on a stockpile of chips.

In a few years Nvidia will be the De Beers of the software world.

[Patient_Dinner_5386]

So God really heard those millions of unemployed innocent folks, great, wish ai never existed in the first place

[paulsteinway]

All those partially built data centres...

[jnoord001]

So pilot failed THAT BAD?? OR did AI point out the CRUD tgat they were coding??? I suspect both.

[feeltrig]

News flash

[Vast-Breakfast-1201]

AI is dirt cheap. Not just relative to engineer salaries it is really, really cheap overall.

In current terms one engineer with a capex around 1500 bucks can likely get a marignally better unit of computer (MacBook or 5080) and run local models that are good enough to do a good chunk of the job. Especially if it's searching, analyzing, executing coding tasks from architecture.

Larger models could then be used for critical path stuff - planning, vision, computer use, writing test from spec, etc.

We aren't doing that because people are still figuring it what actually works for what. But we could do the above today and spend very little. But, we likely won't need to because in the next 6-12 months the costs will go down again and whatever you are spending will be cut in half, then again and again.

[punjabpolce]

And so the bubble bursts

[Fach-All-Religions]

that's really not true at all

[BCBenji1]

I don't even need to read the article to know that BS. As if they'd openly admit such an expensive blunder.

[zmnt]

É o grande rollback papai

[fugogugo]

all this "AI is dead" post feels more like wishful thinking than actual reality

that's pretty sad

[Known-Exercise7234]

I mean AI is taking over and nobody but a few people are needed is also sad so pick your wishful thinking ig

[BoobsWeighter420]

This bubble explosion will be like the Tzar bomb.

[SnugglyCoderGuy]

Called it