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Claude outage – Resolved
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Re: Claude outage – Resolved
#112Codex seems to also be down for some folks (me included) https://www.reddit.com/r/codex/comments/1w69ff6/whats_this_e... Their status page is hard to believe given how many folks are chiming in to report on Reddit https://status.openai.com/
Codex is also down for me
Re: Claude outage – Resolved
#113I was using Opus 5 and now I'm forced to switch to Sonnet 5 and bust the prompt cache which will eat a large percentage of my 5h usage...
Re: Claude outage – Resolved
#114What's funny is I had just told Claude to kill whatever coding loop it had running. Then got a 529 immediately.
Maybe you triggered a cascade of events that took down a few datacenters.
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#115Earlier quoted context omitted.
Haha, I was more like: I have to think alone now. But I get the feeling, as someone who has always made a point of using only foss on my own machines (own the means of production so to say), this is a weird time. I don't like it, I hope soon local models get good. But in the mean time... We have this... dependency.
I use a lot of spec driven development today. It does allow me to make workflows that were on my Life's backlog for months or years in 10~20 minutes. It's amazing, but also I lack ownership over the thing made. It's like I paid a contractor. I can feel that my actual cognitive engineering skills are in decline. Does anyone else see this? To those of you who haven't hand written a PR in months, can you still write you…
There are little tools/optimisations that I have been wanting to do for years that I can just throw at AI now. I am almost annoyed sometimes because the little easy things I could do to 'relax' are now gone: if I am working on it is something AI can't do, normally because there are moving parts outside of the repository it can't see (i.e. integration problems, and I hate those).
Re: Claude outage – Resolved
#116Codex seems to also be down for some folks (me included) https://www.reddit.com/r/codex/comments/1w69ff6/whats_this_e... Their status page is hard to believe given how many folks are chiming in to report on Reddit https://status.openai.com/
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Re: Claude outage – Resolved
#117Codex seems to also be down for some folks (me included) https://www.reddit.com/r/codex/comments/1w69ff6/whats_this_e... Their status page is hard to believe given how many folks are chiming in to report on Reddit https://status.openai.com/
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Re: Claude outage – Resolved
#118Codex seems to also be down for some folks (me included) https://www.reddit.com/r/codex/comments/1w69ff6/whats_this_e... Their status page is hard to believe given how many folks are chiming in to report on Reddit https://status.openai.com/
We've all noticed that when one company announces a new model, the other one announces a new model usually within hours. I guess now we're syncing downtime too.
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#119What about AWS Bedrock??
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#120During each forced workflow interruption I look for alternatives. No matter if I can't use the product due to a server outage or due to their weird quota limitations. This can't be good for retention numbers. Old-school VCs would've ripped them apart in the air. Where did all the expertise go?
Good day to try omp and GLM 5.3
Yeah, I really like GLM 5.3 Flash with vision. Reminds me of when Claude was lots of fun to work with. It does feel slow, thinking away on the Chinese servers, but it's so incredibly cheap that for a lot of tasks I don't mind it taking a bit longer. I'm finding it mindblowing having entire software features built out for 5 cents, 20 cents.