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Re: Claude outage

#172
5 hours in and I'm pretty disappointed in Anthropic's response to this. Looking at their status page you'd think everything was OK, the downtime was only 37 minutes, a fix is in place and they're "monitoring" - that's total BS. I can't even log in. I can forgive downtime, we've all been there, but I really don't like when companies try to smooth it over with little self-serving minimizations of the disruption.. while it's still in progress!

I use Claude Code for programming work, but I choose OpenAI anywhere customer-facing and this cute little outage is making me feel better about that with every passing minute. NOT cool.

Re: Claude outage

#173

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What a weird top comment. It opens with some subtle name calling ("adherents"?), an unwarranted conclusion and then a statement about what LLMs lack (which is no surprise) that we're meant to draw a conclusion from? I find the debate about LLMs rather exhausting. I find them useful and almost every day someone on social media tells me I'm mistaken, lying or merely deluded .

Or you are working on easy things, or my favorite incompetent.

Life is much easier when you assume the worst when you don’t understand why someone is doing something.

Re: Claude outage

#174
post #33

My auth token expired and when I type /login in Claude Code it leads me to a webpage showing: OAuth Request Failed Internal server error

Until it's back up and running, something I did that worked for me was access the web version of Claude Code, link the repository there, and ask them to implement something. After they implemented it, they enabled the option to click the "Open in CLI" button, allowing me to use Claude Code CLI from the terminal again.

Re: Claude outage

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This makes me wonder: what do developers, who completely rely on LLMs to write their code, do when the service is down? I realize this is already a problem for other jobs, which require working with SAAS, but it seems odd to me that now some developers will fall into this "helpless" category as well.

As a technical ... I don't know what to call myself anymore; not a product manager but not a developer nor engineer. The answer: audibly swear out loud.

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Re: Claude outage

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As a technical ... I don't know what to call myself anymore; not a product manager but not a developer nor engineer. The answer: audibly swear out loud.

Claude/codex herder. They’re like sheep, but a bit smarter.

I'm calling myself Vibe Director.

Re: Claude outage

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This makes me wonder: what do developers, who completely rely on LLMs to write their code, do when the service is down? I realize this is already a problem for other jobs, which require working with SAAS, but it seems odd to me that now some developers will fall into this "helpless" category as well.

As a technical ... I don't know what to call myself anymore; not a product manager but not a developer nor engineer. The answer: audibly swear out loud.

Wetware interface. You are the wetware interface between the company and the AI it uses.

Re: Claude outage

#179
post #172

5 hours in and I'm pretty disappointed in Anthropic's response to this. Looking at their status page you'd think everything was OK, the downtime was only 37 minutes, a fix is in place and they're "monitoring" - that's total BS. I can't even log in. I can forgive downtime, we've all been there, but I really don't like when companies try to smooth it over with little self-serving minimizations of the disruption.. while…

Yeah, their API's are returning me a grand total of 1 token per second now or so. It's...
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