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Re: Claude outage

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If I have a question for SO these days then I ask Claude instead and tell it to use SO where possible. It's preferable to actually asking it on SO which often results in the question being edited, downvoted and closed by someone with an anime child profile picture.

What was the question like? "How to print a decimal in C"? Valuable questions aren't downvoted. If you ask about something that could be found on the first Google page, then no surprise you are being downvoted.

You sound like an SO moderator

Re: Claude outage

#142

I didn't even know they had a status page. Claude (with pro subscription) is often so unreliable with regards to connectivity and performance that I'm looking for something more predictable. It randomly fails halfway through a response, sometimes very slow to start, hangs for long periods during a response, and so on. The Claude chat interface can also slow down with long sessions. I sometimes use Claude code which i…

My go to is "are you stuck" for some reason that seems to snap it awake, it feels like it takes offense to the question and gets back on track. On a side note, I'm anthropomorphising too much, gonna have to upgrade and get some top rate therapy...

Snaps awake from the sleep and starts talking about how they used to wear onions on their belt.

I love it when they take an offense.

Re: Claude outage

#143

Oh no. How will all the kids write code today?

I was pretty against coding tools like this until I'm trying to customize an open-source library, written in a language that I don't know, mostly to show an MVP.

For that purpose? It lets me do things I never would have even tried.

Re: Claude outage

#148
Still seeing issues on the OAuth flow despite a "a fix [having] been implemented". Looks like whatever happened probably trashed the session database since it's forcing Claude Code to re-auth.

Re: Claude outage

#149

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Ended up going with Z.AI because it's a drop-in replacement. Back in business for now.

you can use it in terminal?

Yeah, I'm using it with Claude Code. It continued where I left off as well (using the `--resume` flag)

It's not as smart as Opus by the way. Seems to match Sonnet.

Edit: See here, they've got an anthropic-compatible endpoint for this purpose - https://docs.z.ai/devpack/tool/claude

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