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by gck1 6mo ago
Correct. Anthropic has been on disaster train since January and they can't seem to get off that train.
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by gck1 6mo ago
Start building your own liteweight "harness" that does things you need. Ignore all functionality of clients like CC or Codex and just implement whatever you start missing in your harness. You can replace pretty much everything - s
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by gck1 6mo ago
I'm on max 5x and noticed this too. I don't use built-in subagents but rather full Claude session that orchestrates other full claude sessions. Worker agents that receive tasks now stop midway, they ask for permission to continue.
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by gck1 6mo ago
You can't really 'figure out' the rule that imposes restrictions on a client side interface of your models. As long as cli exists, third party software will always be able to interact with it, whether Anthropic likes it or no
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by gck1 6mo ago
And people report getting limited on the $200 plan is putting it very mildly. You can't do any serious work on it without rationing your work and kneecapping your workflows, to the point where you design workflows around anthropic usag
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by gck1 6mo ago
That's unfortunate. 70-80k tokens is roughly the point where I start wrapping up with giving agent required context even on the small to medium sized requests. That would leave almost no tokens for actual work
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by gck1 6mo ago
I think claude in general, writes very lazy, poor quality code, but it writes code that works in fewer iterations. This could be one of the reasons behind it's popularity - it pushes towards the end faster at all costs. Every time code
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Banned by Anthropic?(bannedbyanthropic.com)
103 points by gck1 6mo ago|64 comments
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by gck1 6mo ago
Opus 4.7 refuses to work on the scraper that opus 4.6 wrote. I can assure you that my scraper is configured to be as polite and nice to the target as possible. It definitely is way nicer than any ANT/OAI scraper our there. Curiously, t
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by gck1 6mo ago
And with Anthropic introducing KYC requirements, this is essentially a lifetime ban. Fun times.
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by gck1 6mo ago
I have a fun little agent in my tmux agent orchestration system - Socratic agent that has no access to codebase, can't read any files, can only send/receive messages to/from the controlling agent and can only ask questions. W
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by gck1 6mo ago
I even have a specific, non-negotiable phase in the process where model MUST interview me, and create an interview file with everything captured. Plan file it produces must always include this file as an artifact and interview takes the hig
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by gck1 6mo ago
While we're giving away bags, I'd like HDD manufacturers to get some too.
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by gck1 6mo ago
> They explicitly explain your workflow needs to change How about - don't break my workflow unless the change is meaningful? While we're at it, either make y in x.y mean "groundbreaking", or "essentially same, bu
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by gck1 6mo ago
Not at my workstation right now, but simply ask claude to analyze jsonl transcript of any session, there are two cache keys there, one is 5m, another 1h. Only 1h gets set. There are also some entries there that will tell you if request was
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by gck1 6mo ago
Cache ttl on max subscriptions is 1h, FYI.
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by gck1 6mo ago
Anthropic is playing a strange game. It's almost like they want you to cancel the subscription if you're an active user and only subscribe if you only use it once per month to ask what the weather in Berlin is. First they introduc
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by gck1 6mo ago
Thank you! That actually looks quite impressive. What seems very promising is that thinking blocks look coherent for the lack of a better word, and not that far away from thinking blocks (or rather, summaries) that I see from Claude models.
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by gck1 6mo ago
OpenAI and Anthropic have realized that their entire business is exactly one open weight model drop away from Chinese labs that matches Opus 4.5 performance. They realized they have no product or ground to stand on. Once such model drops an
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by gck1 6mo ago
I'm curious, is there anything out there that will get you the 80% of logo work? Claude opus always came closest to me as a non-designer, but it was always still something far from usable.
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by gck1 6mo ago
My SO is a UX designer and uses Figma. She wanted to try out Claude integration there, but was frustrated by limitations - like why she can't export interactive elements to Figma file format so that they can be edited further. So I hel
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by gck1 6mo ago
I have a Macbook M3 Max with 128GB of RAM. How close to Opus 4.6 can I get with this? Realistic, real-world usage. And I mean not sitting there for minutes waiting the model to finish saying hello, or being able to use it for anything more
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by gck1 6mo ago
> maybe I broke DNS or something I break my DNS very often, or at least, often enough that it'd become nuisance that I can't instantly recall IP address of every machine in any of my 5 VLANs, AND type it in manually within 3 se
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by gck1 6mo ago
What bothers me with codex cli is that it feels like it should be more observable, more open and verbose about what the model is doing per step, being an open source product and OpenAI seemingly being actually open for once, but then it d
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by gck1 6mo ago
Also, for anyone using opus with claude code, they again, "broke" the thinking summaries even if you had "showThinkingSummaries": true in your settings.json [1] You have to pass `--thinking-display summarized` flag expli
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by gck1 6mo ago
Not all email automation is spam and if you want your emails to not end up in spam folder, you pretty much have to go with Google Workspace and pay for essentially entire business suite when you just want to send emails. I needed something
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by gck1 6mo ago
Such an interesting choice for a flag name. NO_BUG_PLEASE=1
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by gck1 6mo ago
The usefulness of thinking tokens in my case might come down to the conditions I have claude working in. I primarily use claude for Rust, with what I call a masochistic lint config. Compiler and lint errors almost always trigger extended th
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by gck1 6mo ago
So if I understand it right, in order to free up VRAM space for a new one, model string in the api like `opus-4.6-YYYYMMDD` is not actually an identifier of the exact weight that is served, but more like ID of group of weights from heavily
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by gck1 6mo ago
I've always seen people complaining about model getting dumber just before the new one drops and always though this was confirmation bias. But today, several hours before the 4.7 release, opus 4.6 was acting like it was sonnet 2 or som

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