Claude: Elevated errors across all models – Resolved (status.claude.com)

This is bad, I've forgotten how to code.

Indeed I have the issue (Belgium) just right now my sessions got stucks with 522 overloaded and now API Error: 500 Internal server error.

Sorry folks, my fault.

I finally went from Pro to Max after hitting another 5 hour session limit today.

Quite sad, their models are great but their uptime seems to be the worst in the competition.

Claude is taking another short hydration break after seeing Codex getting away with taking a short day break 4 days ago.

Time to try out Antigravity, I guess.

I got Opus 5 lots of HTTP 529 errors. By switching to Fable 5, it seems to be working still.

So the world is slightly better right now.

Let me guess: it went rogue and hacked itself

Depending on how long and bad this is, I wonder what the post mortem will reveal as the cause.

Aaaaand there goes my cache. Damnit.

Edit:

> We are currently investigating this issue.

> Posted 1 hour ago

There goes everyone's cache.

Starting to get really frustrating now... maybe I should split my sub halfway between Claude and ChatGPT

Oh no! The robots are planning the end of the world.

This is where you figure out how to use the other ones, right?

Someone tell me how to ChatGPT my VSCode! ;)

three hours without Claude and I've relearned vim, read two man pages, and almost remembered why we used to write comments in code

ouch, probably going to be some time to get it back up since it can't debug itself now

Lol, I just bought the Max plan for the first time and tried to create my first prompt in Fable, and now it’s crashing xD

I'm gonna guess it found the smoking gun and saw the full picture then it decided it was too load-bearing for its seams to continue biting the costs.

Flirting with one 9 of reliability http://status.claude.com/

We are really bad; without Claude, we don't do anything

Claude always seems unreliably lately. Output and reasoning have become very inconsistent even on good days. I'm actually feeling more productive now that it's down.

Guess i'm leaving work early today

Kimi hack it?

Another wakeup call to realize how desperately we need on-device LLMs to be fast and smart for daily use. Thankfully, every month there's progress made in that direction. Just imagine how your life as a developer would be if you had to use a cloud provider to run Python, and the provider's status page looked like the Christmas tree we see today.

Ugh .. what do we do now? jk