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Re: Claude.ai down

#32
I got 2 500s and quickly popped over to codex since I was just doing documentation and planning work and didn't neeeeeeed claude. He's already back for me. :)

To another's point, yeah, it's sad that Claude taking a brief hiatus just halts workflow. I imagine my whole team just started packing for a beach trip. Then again, I suppose if the CPA office computers go down, everyone doesn't dust off giant ledgers and quill pens and start working manually.

Re: Claude.ai down

#33
post #2

Working for me, I can chat to Claude fine.

This is affecting lots of users (myself included) and has prompted an official status page update, so it's very much real for users, but I guess only on claude.ai. Are you using Claude models through something/someone else?

Most of their customers only use the CLI or API.

I use Anthropic for 90% of my GenAI needs, software development, but I have never used Claude.ai for anything other than auth.

Re: Claude.ai down

#34

It's strange to think how dependent people have become on these tools to the point where they can't function until they're back to normal.

This is true in many industries. Try to build a house without tools.

Re: Claude.ai down

#35
post #12

Getting only one 9 on a major tech provider that is suppose to be one of the flagship AI companies. That paints a picture hard to ignore.

The future of vibecoded software with code nobody understands is 1 9.

They’ll need Claude to fix it during an outage, but Claude is down too!

Re: Claude.ai down

#38
There's a decent chance on any given weekday that Claude will go down when US Pacific comes online while London is still working. It happens all the time. Kind of embarassing for a $300bn company.

Re: Claude.ai down

#39
post #12

Getting only one 9 on a major tech provider that is suppose to be one of the flagship AI companies. That paints a picture hard to ignore.

Well it just tells you that Anthropic will experience repeated outages on their managed solutions. How can they can even begin to compete against everyone on with their products with their atrocious uptime? It's just as bad as GitHub's uptime circus.

There are just some things you should not vibe code your way out of.

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