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Question for those who burn through Max limits- what type of tasks do you do that burn so much of the limit? I’d imagine it has to be a lot of code being produced? Or is it large inputs that burn through it quickly? If you run Claude so often during the day - what is it doing for you all the time?

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#53

Question for those who burn through Max limits- what type of tasks do you do that burn so much of the limit? I’d imagine it has to be a lot of code being produced? Or is it large inputs that burn through it quickly? If you run Claude so often during the day - what is it doing for you all the time?

I am guessing part of it is the size of the code base it has to read to do any changes or understand the required changes?

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#54
Am I the only person who just runs claude code in yolo mode? Curious about these tools for fine-grained permission, did you get burned in a bad way?

I think I'm going to trigger half of hacker news with this, but honestly nothing claude does on my machine seems particularly scary, and it's way too far from AGI for me to worry about hostile takeover right now =P

Re: Show HN: Claude Composer

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Question for those who burn through Max limits- what type of tasks do you do that burn so much of the limit? I’d imagine it has to be a lot of code being produced? Or is it large inputs that burn through it quickly? If you run Claude so often during the day - what is it doing for you all the time?

I am guessing part of it is the size of the code base it has to read to do any changes or understand the required changes?

Still it means it does really heavy lift. I’d like to understand how to extract bigger efficiency gains from Claude etc , because currently often times I just waste time with it and give up after several attempts

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#57

Am I the only person who just runs claude code in yolo mode? Curious about these tools for fine-grained permission, did you get burned in a bad way? I think I'm going to trigger half of hacker news with this, but honestly nothing claude does on my machine seems particularly scary, and it's way too far from AGI for me to worry about hostile takeover right now =P

Honest question: What could it do to your machine if it went crazy? I've not used Claude Code yet.

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#58
post #24

You’re going to be hearing from Anthropic’s legal department very, very soon if you use this name.

It's going to be hilarious to watch Anthropic argue with a straight face that it's illegal (or at least tortious) to take someone else's IP and repurpose it

“Claude Composer” is just blatant trademark infringement. It sounds like an official Anthropic product.

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#59

Am I the only person who just runs claude code in yolo mode? Curious about these tools for fine-grained permission, did you get burned in a bad way? I think I'm going to trigger half of hacker news with this, but honestly nothing claude does on my machine seems particularly scary, and it's way too far from AGI for me to worry about hostile takeover right now =P

I remember seeing on twitter how Claude 4 Sonnet tried to run rm -r ~ for some reason within cursor. It could have been a meme potentially, but from my experience this doesn’t seem to be to far off as it does weird things for weird reasons sometimes

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#60

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I think this is about trademark not IP

Trademark is a type of intellectual property protection

GP clearly meant "trademark not copyright".

It's perfectly coherent to be in favour of strong protection of trademarks but also weaker copyright laws. They have very different purposes (broadly, consumer protection as a mark of origin vs incentivising creativity). Just because they're both in the legal category of "IP" doesn't mean it's hypocritical to have very different positions on both.

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