azuanrb

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by azuanrb 8mo ago
Based on their Terms of Service, we are not allowed to use a Claude Code subscription outside of Claude Code itself. Although it may work with tools like pi or other harnesses, doing so puts your account at risk of being banned. Claude Code
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
Claude Code better than opencode for GLM models for me.
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
Codex by a mile. Also, there's double rate limit until April. So you're paying 1 month for 2 months usage.
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
Agree. Just that it used to be, just not anymore after December update.
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
You have 5 hours limit (not 4), and weekly limit. But once you hit your weekly limit, you won't be able to use it anymore. That's how it works for a while now. Not sure why you're being so hostile here. Since you mention you&
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
Based on your other reply, seems like you're on Max5 plan ($100/m), not Pro ($20/m)
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
Not sure what you mean by incorrect since you already validated my point about the limits. I never had these issues even with Sonnet before, but after December, the change has been obvious to me. Also worth considering that mileage varies b
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
You mean the harness bug on 26th? I'm aware. Just that the limit I mentioned happened since early January.
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
It’s interesting that many comments mention switching back to Claude. I’m on the opposite end, as I’ve been quite happy with ChatGPT recently. Anthropic clearly changed something after December last year. My Pro plan is barely usable now, e
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
Opus is pretty overkill sometimes. I use Sonnet by default. Haiku if I have clearer picture of what I'm trying to solve. Opus only when I notice any of the models struggle. All 4.5 though. Not sure why 3.7. Curious about that too.
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
On the contrary, that actually is pretty cool. z.ai subscription is cheap enough that I'm thinking to run it 24/7 too. Curious if you've tried any other AI orchestration tools like Gas Town? What made you decide to build your
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
codex have auth.json. claude is using credentials.json on Linux, Keychain on MacBook. I prefer to just use a long lived token instead for Claude due to this. I have my own Docker image for similar purpose, which is for multiple agent provid
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
Not necessary. I use Claude/Chatgpt ~$20 plan. Then you'll get access to the cli tools, Claude Code and Codex. With web interface, they might hallucinate because they can't verify it. With cli, it can test its own code and ke
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
Unfortunately, local modals are not good yet. For serious work, you'll need Claude/Gemimi/OpenAI models. Pretty huge difference.
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
I just learned that you can run `claude setup-token` to generate a long-lived token. Then you can set it via `CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN` as a reusable token. Pretty useful when I'm running it in isolated environment.
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
One recent example. For some reason, recently Claude prefer to write scripts in root /tmp folder. I don't like this behavior at all. It's nothing destructive, but it should be out of scope by default. I notice they keep addin
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
Note that there are reports that it can disable sandbox, so personally I wouldn't trust this.
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
> Any tool that used it would get blocked. Isn't that misleading from Anthropic side? The gist shows that only certain tools are block, not all. They're selectively enforcing their ToS.
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
Sharing my experience. I experimented with SolidQueue for my side project. My conclusion for production usage was: - No reason to switch to SolidQueue or GoodJob if you have no issue with Sidekiq. Only do it if you want to remove the Redis
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
If we take webhook for example. - Persist payload in db > Queue with id > Process via worker. Push the payload directly to queue can be tricky. Any queue system usually will have limits on the payload size, for good reasons. Plus if y
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
Found this https://xcancel.com/thdxr/status/2009803906461905202
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
Comparing this to API access feels odd to me. Opencode does not magically convert your subscription into API usage. It is just an alternative to the official CLI. It has a web UI, smoother UX, and less flickering. Nothing groundbreaking, bu
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
I’m curious whether this is related to the recent update. When I opened Claude Code, I was greeted with a “Help improve Claude” message that changes the retention policy from 30 days to 5 long years. They can’t apply these changes or update
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
Opencode has a web UI, so I can open it on my laptop and then resume the same session on the web from my phone through Tailscale. It’s pretty handy from time to time and takes almost zero effort from me. The flickering is still happening to
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
I wouldn’t say it’s better, but it does have some nice features. Opencode has a web UI, so I can open it on my laptop and then resume the same session on the web from my phone through Tailscale. It’s pretty handy from time to time and takes
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
Opus > GPT 5.2 | Gemini 3 Pro to me. But they are pretty close to lately. The gap is smaller now. I'm using it via CLI. For Gemini, their CLI is pretty bad imo. I'm using it via Opencode and pretty happy with it so far. Unfortu
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
You are not out of touch. You may simply have spent time at great companies. The OP’s advice is solid, but it assumes your manager will actively help promote you or work toward that outcome. In some companies, or with some managers, that su
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by azuanrb 9mo ago
Copilot Agent and Claude Code use their own sandbox, which requires less setup but is also quite limited. With your own cloud setup, agents can perform better end to end testing, including database dependencies and specific tool calls.
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by azuanrb 10mo ago
I share the same sentiment. I know many people praise Kagi, and I respect the effort behind it too. I tried it for three months and realized it was not for me. Google works just fine for my needs.
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by azuanrb 10mo ago
The Comfort Crisis: Embrace Discomfort To Reclaim Your Wild, Happy, Healthy Self by Michael Easter. Never Finished: Unshackle Your Mind and Win the War Within by David Goggins. These two books stuck with me. We are often too comfortable wit

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