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stldev
5mo ago
I agree. If compute is the issue and pricing can't budge then something has to give. They would have kept my business if they were honest and upfront. Instead they sold me something that worked well, broke it without warning, remained
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stldev
5mo ago
Plus one. I held off for too long out of concern that it wouldn't stack up and I'd come right back to Anthropic. I switched a few days ago and work has been much less frustrating. Feels like CC did back in February before they sta
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stldev
5mo ago
Same, after being a long-time proponent too. First was the CC adaptive thinking change, then 4.7. Even with `/effort max` and keeping under 20% of 1M context, the quality degradation is obvious. I don't understand their strategy h
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stldev
6mo ago
I've taken time off work to follow something I've always dreamed of doing. So I'm building Cella, A cross-platform, 3D space MMO game set in a procedural, animated universe with fully composable ships & structures built u
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stldev
6mo ago
Can confirm. Max effort helps; limiting context <= ~20-25% is crucial anymore. > * keep active sessions active. It seems like caches are expiring after ~5 minutes (especially during peak usage). When the caches expire it sees like all
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stldev
6mo ago
This is exactly what I'm seeing in working with companies in Belgium, Germany and France. It's not just about costs- managers are actively seeking to distance themselves from everything US. We've stopped treating them like al
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stldev
6mo ago
Same, I'm looking hard for an alternative to what I had. And I'm seeing the same thing in my sphere- everyone is bailing Anthropic the past few weeks. I figure that's why we're seeing more posts like this. I hope they&#x
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stldev
6mo ago
Same. I'll have it create a handoff document well before it hits 50% and it seems to help. Most of our team has moved to cursor or codex since the March downgrade ( https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/iss
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stldev
6mo ago
PURL/SACEUR as I understand it, no? We're not enabling the sinking of Russian ships. Your facts are off. It shouldn't be difficult to see that this administration has no interest in preserving democracy or allies.
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stldev
6mo ago
Madurismo without Maduro. Ukraine? Sure, after extorting them for campaign help (minerals later) while Russians murdered their families. And we're not "enabling" the sinking of any Russian ships.
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stldev
6mo ago
They are definitely that. Regardless of their approach, being upfront and transparent would have been nice. Bricking their own software that previously worked well for their customers isn't cool.
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stldev
6mo ago
You can't. This is Anthropic leveraging their dials, and ignoring their customers for weeks. Switch providers. Anecdotally, I've had no luck attempting to revert to prior behavior using either high/max level thinking (opus) o
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Cella dev journey, a 3D space game in Rust
(cellagame.com)
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stldev
6mo ago
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stldev
6mo ago
I left my last gig burned out- started tinkering with artificial life and it turned into an idea for a space game where ships are built from functional cells that break apart with real physics. Both the project and the blogging have been ca
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stldev
7mo ago
Ignore the haters. This is an excellent idea, I'm getting some old Borland vibes. Keep it up, can't wait to see where it goes!
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stldev
7mo ago
Somewhat. The stewards (sub-Claudes) won't share their parents context window and have the ability to talk to one another. That said I'm sure there's a lot out there that solves for this.
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stldev
7mo ago
I've found MCP is great for stacking claude code instances- https://github.com/cduerr/stewardmcp has legit been a useful tool for me, and more reliable than handing a single instance 100k lines of code over a doze
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stldev
11mo ago
Are they saving lives? The latest NHTSA FARS analysis I saw (iSeeCars, report is through 2022) shows Tesla at 5.6 fatalities per billion miles vs the 2.8 average.
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stldev
11mo ago
Or maybe, don't capture 50% market share in a country that's decided your country of origin is the threat of the decade.
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stldev
1y ago
"The post is ... not addressing social anxiety." Exactly this. The article conflates normal social nervousness with an actual disorder, then provides a reframe that may help with nervousness (?) but completely misunderstands the c
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stldev
1y ago
Anyone who has had to contend with social anxiety should be insulted reading this. Author is trying to frame social anxiety as "rational risk aversion"; it's not. Social anxiety isn't a strategy— it's your brain mis
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stldev
1y ago
"Production-grade" is a stretch. These AI coding tools can generate impressive prototypes, but there's still a massive gap between what they produce and code that's actually ready for production. I don't understand
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stldev
5y ago
Same, with roughly the same ridiculous quote. 2019 MBP touchbar died just a week out of warranty. Had it have completely died I would have been happier than the persistent flickering it now does. In spite of thousands of such reported probl