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Great that there's a new model but they could fix their existing infra. We're considering dropping our Claude Team sub cause it's unusable recently. Constant bu
by atraac 2mo ago
Great that there's a new model but they could fix their existing infra. We're considering dropping our Claude Team sub cause it's unusable recently. Constant bugs, dropped sessions, issues switching models, http errors. It's becoming ridiculous
- hoppp 2mo agoFunny that a company selling an AI software developer can't use it to fix their infra. Fixing those issues still requires humans.
- SketchySeaBeast 2mo agoLet's be honest - they're also still hiring software devs. AI still requires skilled humans in the loop and that's not going away.
- teaearlgraycold 2mo agoIt's funny how they are at a disadvantage because they feel obligated to AI-max. Would Claude Code, as an interface, be as mediocre if they had software engineers writing its code directly? I doubt. On the other hand - how embarrassing would it be if they sold you a tool to write code but they were careful not to use it too much on their own products?
- igregoryca 2mo agoI suspect many competent devs in the industry would find it sensible if Anthropic used their products as light-touch "assistants" sometimes. But yeah, it wouldn't fit the outside narrative that's formed and conveniently propped up valuations.
- arm32 2mo agoBut the job itself may not exist in a year, according to the job posting page.
- SketchySeaBeast 2mo agoThere should be a sign somewhere: 934 days since people first started threatening that devs would be replaced by AI in 365 days. 0 day(s) since Anthropic posted a developer job posting. Only one of those numbers would need to be dynamic.
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- subscribed 2mo agoIn my long and quite happy and successful career in the adjacent field none of the actually good jobs were the posted. Specialist headhunters handle that.
- moonu 2mo agoI'm pretty sure that was a fake screenshot made as a joke, not an actual job posting
- arm32 2mo agoNah, it's real. I very clearly remember going to their site, with TLS enabled, and reading it myself. I see they've scrubbed it now though.
- DaSHacka 2mo agoIf you have the link for the page handy, I'd be curious to find the original revision on the wayback machine. That's too funny, especially if they've silently walked it back since.
- arm32 2mo agoI tried to find it on Wayback but their job page's SPA is broken on all relevant archives (roughly around March 2026). Maybe you'll have better luck.
- londons_explore 2mo agoIt is going away for non tech companies though. Imagine you are a company that sells concrete. You have a web dev contractor you use to build and maintain your website. It has tools on it to get delivery quotes and a few internal tools to track orders. Except now you can just have your sales team also maintain the website with a $20/month Claude subscription.
- dawnerd 2mo agoThey might try that for a bit but then come crawling to an agency because their setup turned to slop. We have some clients like that already. Going to be a pretty big market.
- SketchySeaBeast 2mo agoI don't know about Claude, but I know that $20 of Copilot doesn't get you very far these days even when you know enough to tell it what to do.
- atraac 2mo agoThey said the same about low code and no code when they appeared. That didn't happen. And it won't happen now too. Sales people, managers etc don't want to dabble in technical things and do not want the responsibility.
- lardosaurusrex 2mo agoi know the dream for capitalists is to be able to point an llm at something and say "do and/or fix it" but we still can't even get them to not go quite literally insane if allowed to run for an extended period of time and you can only kill weyoun, awaken the next vorta clone and have him 'catch up' on all that its missed so many times before they just end up with a complete mess, so. uh. yeah. doubt they can just "fix" their problems like that.
- JLO64 2mo agoThat one DS9 episode where there were two Weyouns at the same time is a good analogy for two agents working on a codebase at the same time (as in they don’t work well together).
- websap 2mo agoHow many companies at the size of Anthropic can serve the amount of traffic and manage the amount of compute they have?
- amelius 2mo agoIt doesn't matter. Front end code should not misbehave if servers can't keep up. At worst it should fail gracefully.
- artursapek 2mo agoHN users are world champions are trivializing difficult things with snarky comments
- JackSlateur 2mo agoHow many compagnies can manage a mostly stateless workload at "whatever-the-scale-because-it-does-not-matter-because-stateless" ? Lots of people can do that. Massive amount of people can do that.
- anuramat 2mo agoI think you mean mostly-stateless-but-with-prompt-caching-and-batching, ie not really
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- worldthruword 2mo agoThis is just like any extreme engineering domain. I am okay with occasional delays in Flights, as long as it takes me from X to Y in 10hrs vs months.
- acedTrex 2mo ago> coding is largely solved - Boris
- xixixao 2mo agoFixing such issues requires software and site reliability engineering, of which coding is just a part. The first page of the score card mentions that this model is not capable to replace engineers.
- dbbk 2mo agoThe code it outputs, yes! It's fantastic. It's just so frustrating that the product and UX before the code output is so bad. Greatness is so close within their reach, if only they invested in product and QA people.
- bellowsgulch 2mo agoI found the same thing funny with Computer Use from OpenAI. It struggled to open and close Spotify. So dangerous! I can't believe they let the public use this technology! /s
- lossolo 2mo ago> Constant bugs, dropped sessions, issues switching models, http errors. It's becoming ridiculous And memory leaks.
- leobuskin 2mo agoIs it some Claude Team/Enterprise only problematic? I'm using two 20x Max accounts almost non-stop (Fable/Opus) for 1.5 years at this point, zero issues with both client and infra sides (from US and in travels). When I'm reading such messages it feels like either I'm lucky or it's a part of some campaign.
- atraac 2mo agoNo idea but we have few Team Premium seats and everyone is encountering issues daily for past two weeks. From straight up outages to vscode extension/CLI refusing to process messages. It's been unusable for most of our work hours past two days.
- oceanplexian 2mo agoI’m using both side by side, my employer pays by the token and I have a Max 20x plan. They start hitting timeouts or API errors at the same time on two different computers. As far as I can tell it’s the exact same infrastructure.
- manuisin 2mo agoI’m on the biggest max plan. It is riddled with annoying bugs for me, only been using it for a little over a month. Settings screen flashes randomly. But most annoyingly: sometimes when forking chats or sometimes for no reason, the UI just straight up eats my previous messages. The model is still aware of them and can recount them if I ask but the visible history is gone. And that’s not even all of them. Fable 5 is just too good that I put up with it but it seriously raises concerns for me that even with infinite compute these companies can’t even deliver a functional chat UI.
- bredren 2mo agoI've been on one to two of these plans for eight months or so. There used to be a lot of issues with CC's terminal but at least in iterm2 they have largely been sorted. What terminal tooling are you using?
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- jedberg 2mo agoI applied to their reliability team but never heard back. I would love to help them solve this problem!