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Anthropic also does this because they will dynamically change the limits to manage load. Tools like ccusage show you how much you've used and I can tell sometim
by sothatsit 1y ago
Anthropic also does this because they will dynamically change the limits to manage load. Tools like ccusage show you how much you've used and I can tell sometimes that I get limited with significantly lower usage than I would usually get limited for.
- TheOtherHobbes 1y agoWhich is a huge problem, because you literally have no idea what you're paying for. One day a few of hours of prompting is fine, another you'll hit your weekly limit and you're out for seven days. While still paying your subscription. I can't think of any other product or service which operates on this basis - where you're charged a set fee, but the access you get varies from hour to hour entirely at the provider's whim. And if you hit a limit which is a moving target you can't even check you're locked out of the service. It's ridiculous. Begging for a law suit, tbh.
- lukaslalinsky 1y agoWhat happens when you have a gym membership, but you go there during their busy hours? What they could do is pay as you go, with pricing increasing with the demand (Uber style), but I don't think people would like that much.
- deeth_starr_v 1y agoYour analogy would work if the gym would randomly suspend your membership for a week if you worked out too much during peak hours