CNN is basically on the same level as Fox News now. I'm not surprised. Here's a more substantial take on the whole thing that doesn't just blindly repeat everything without question:…
Sorry, but painting these people as "standard right-wing" is just evidence for the shifting of the Overton window further to the right. White replacement theory and expressing support for an alt-right ideologue who…
I take it they mean this https://www.neowin.net/news/ublock-origin-lite-maker-ends-fi... https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBOL-home/issues/197#issueco...
Thanks for sharing your story, it was an engaging read. The part about filters in interviews resonated with me because of a recent experience. The place I work has been interviewing for new developers and the team lead…
I've given up on Claude after seeing the response quality degrade so much over the past two weeks, and now this? I've unsubscribed. I don't know why people are still giving this company money.
This is literally victim blaming. When people haven't been having issues until now, why is it their fault? Anthropic is providing a paid service to paying users. It's not acceptable that they degrade our experience to…
This past week was a nightmare in trying to get Claude to do any useful work. I've cancelled my subscription and everybody else here having problems should too. I don't think Anthropic cares about anything else.
Why is it our job to micromanage all this when it used to work fine without? Something's clearly changed for the worse. Why are people insisting on pushing the responsibility on paying users?
Had a single prompt the other day where it just tried to examine dependencies that weren't relevant until it hit the rate limit. That was my first prompt of the day. On a task that it was able to do quickly and…
People need to start cancelling their subscriptions. That's the only language these companies understand.
How is any of what you wrote relevant? People aren't using Claude for the first time and hitting rate limits. They've been using Claude for months, at the very least, and they're hitting rate limits without significant…
Honestly, it feels like RTS players might qualify considering how much multitasking is required in a game like Starcraft. Maybe they should add a StarCraft 2 competitive rank qualification.
Isn't this just another form of Python's list comprehensions? https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/datastructures.html#list-... I'm also not sure that something not being intuitive or natural is necessarily a bad thing in…
The reddit status page was just updated to: Investigating - We're experiencing an elevated level of errors and are currently looking into the issue. (Apr 06, 2026 - 11:49 PDT)
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It's clearly competition. The incumbent company saw a potential competitor and acted upon it. That's literally what happens when there's competition. It doesn't matter that the competitor didn't actually exist if the…
Also, the Windows 11 requirements are ludicrous. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-11-specifica... 4GB of RAM? What? I guess if your minimum is "able to start Windows and eventually reach the desktop",…
I agree, it's the night-time that makes places, particularly urban ones unnerving and/or creepy. I once worked as a courier, which sometimes involved delivering things to stores or weird ass storage buildings in the…
Did you end up going into game dev or just generally software development? I'm always jealous of the people who grew up making maps or game mods, I wish I'd been more motivated when I was younger to do stuff like that.
I assume that if Microsoft hadn't abandoned WinForms for the next thing, it would support dynamic sizing and DPI properly. It's mindboggling how much time and effort they've wasted coming up with new GUI frameworks…
What's the relationship between Delphi and Lazarus?
> Programming will continue to exist as a hobby, not as a profession. How is that a good thing? Sounds insanely dystopian to me. Especially considering all the other jobs that will be affected too.
I've worked with both Java and Python extensively. Python's type system is far more exhausting, tbh. You have to think about types in both languages, but at least in Java, the compiler and static analysis can tell you…
Classic represents a different design philosophy. One that still appeals today. It has nothing to do with nostalgia. Or games like Project Gorgon wouldn't be so appealing to people.
Explain. Classic is nigh identical to the old version in all the ways that matter, primarily gameplay, with fairly minor improvements. Drastically? What are you talking about?
CNN is basically on the same level as Fox News now. I'm not surprised. Here's a more substantial take on the whole thing that doesn't just blindly repeat everything without question:…
Sorry, but painting these people as "standard right-wing" is just evidence for the shifting of the Overton window further to the right. White replacement theory and expressing support for an alt-right ideologue who…
I take it they mean this https://www.neowin.net/news/ublock-origin-lite-maker-ends-fi... https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBOL-home/issues/197#issueco...
Thanks for sharing your story, it was an engaging read. The part about filters in interviews resonated with me because of a recent experience. The place I work has been interviewing for new developers and the team lead…
I've given up on Claude after seeing the response quality degrade so much over the past two weeks, and now this? I've unsubscribed. I don't know why people are still giving this company money.
This is literally victim blaming. When people haven't been having issues until now, why is it their fault? Anthropic is providing a paid service to paying users. It's not acceptable that they degrade our experience to…
This past week was a nightmare in trying to get Claude to do any useful work. I've cancelled my subscription and everybody else here having problems should too. I don't think Anthropic cares about anything else.
Why is it our job to micromanage all this when it used to work fine without? Something's clearly changed for the worse. Why are people insisting on pushing the responsibility on paying users?
Had a single prompt the other day where it just tried to examine dependencies that weren't relevant until it hit the rate limit. That was my first prompt of the day. On a task that it was able to do quickly and…
People need to start cancelling their subscriptions. That's the only language these companies understand.
How is any of what you wrote relevant? People aren't using Claude for the first time and hitting rate limits. They've been using Claude for months, at the very least, and they're hitting rate limits without significant…
Honestly, it feels like RTS players might qualify considering how much multitasking is required in a game like Starcraft. Maybe they should add a StarCraft 2 competitive rank qualification.
Isn't this just another form of Python's list comprehensions? https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/datastructures.html#list-... I'm also not sure that something not being intuitive or natural is necessarily a bad thing in…
The reddit status page was just updated to: Investigating - We're experiencing an elevated level of errors and are currently looking into the issue. (Apr 06, 2026 - 11:49 PDT)
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It's clearly competition. The incumbent company saw a potential competitor and acted upon it. That's literally what happens when there's competition. It doesn't matter that the competitor didn't actually exist if the…
Also, the Windows 11 requirements are ludicrous. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-11-specifica... 4GB of RAM? What? I guess if your minimum is "able to start Windows and eventually reach the desktop",…
I agree, it's the night-time that makes places, particularly urban ones unnerving and/or creepy. I once worked as a courier, which sometimes involved delivering things to stores or weird ass storage buildings in the…
Did you end up going into game dev or just generally software development? I'm always jealous of the people who grew up making maps or game mods, I wish I'd been more motivated when I was younger to do stuff like that.
I assume that if Microsoft hadn't abandoned WinForms for the next thing, it would support dynamic sizing and DPI properly. It's mindboggling how much time and effort they've wasted coming up with new GUI frameworks…
What's the relationship between Delphi and Lazarus?
> Programming will continue to exist as a hobby, not as a profession. How is that a good thing? Sounds insanely dystopian to me. Especially considering all the other jobs that will be affected too.
I've worked with both Java and Python extensively. Python's type system is far more exhausting, tbh. You have to think about types in both languages, but at least in Java, the compiler and static analysis can tell you…
Classic represents a different design philosophy. One that still appeals today. It has nothing to do with nostalgia. Or games like Project Gorgon wouldn't be so appealing to people.
Explain. Classic is nigh identical to the old version in all the ways that matter, primarily gameplay, with fairly minor improvements. Drastically? What are you talking about?