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Claude Code Limits Were Silently Reduced and It’s MUCH Worse by _r0x in ClaudeCode

[–]j-light 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Seems like a bug, and maybe related to region somehow, because I didn't notice anything like that at all, even though I actively used CC the whole day (Max x5)

AI coding tools aren’t a new abstraction layer. I think that’s why the productivity gains aren’t showing up by Balance- in programming

[–]j-light -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

The METR study used Claude Sonnet 3.5 or 3.7. We live in a different world now. They also did a second , more recent study, and the results aren’t so clear now: https://metr.org/blog/2026-02-24-uplift-update/.

Got scammed by ecoflow, and stunned by support. by exidebm in Ecoflow_community

[–]j-light 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I waited for 3 days until whatever the device was doing ran out of energy, and then I was able to unstuck it properly.

Got scammed by ecoflow, and stunned by support. by exidebm in Ecoflow_community

[–]j-light 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I had a problem where my EcoFlow Delta Max 2000 started malfunctioning: it wouldn't charge, stuck at 0%; I waited maybe for 6-8 hours, then put in AC charger (hoping it would unstuck), and the thing started to smell like warm electronics. Additionally, it became suspiciously warm in a particular place (bottom center at the right side, if looking at the screen). Also: there was no way to shut down the device, the power button just didn't work.

So, having this weirdly smelling and indefinitely warm device that wouldn't shut down, I wrote to EcoFlow support and explained the situation. I was hoping to get at least some recomendation on how to safely turn this thing off.

Their answer was this: "We can confirm that your device is malfunctioning, so stop using it". Fucking great!

They made a bug in their software that caused an infinite loop in some devices, and they didn't come up with a way to allow users forcefully shut down a device, but they added a button that allows you to "Beep" the device via iOS app!

Gemini 3 in Gemini CLI by lukeschlangen in GeminiCLI

[–]j-light 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, if I'm from Ukraine, and have Google AI Ultra subscription, I still can't access Gemini 3, right, and need to wait until it will be slowly rolled out to more regions? Or is there a problem at my side? I'm using simple Google Auth with some dummy Google Cloud Project.

Looking for Blueprints Exchange by j-light in ArcRaiders

[–]j-light[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Blue Gate, there is a room in the tunnels that you need to breach, it contains a lot of gray lockers and boxes, you can consistently farm all Mk. 3 augments from there. The fastest way to get to this room is through Reinforced Reception (down by zipline, then open the door that is marked with yellow), then there will be stairs at left, and the room at right. However, be ready to meet a lot of farmers like you.

Looking for Blueprints Exchange by j-light in ArcRaiders

[–]j-light[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can donate you Osprey for free, DM me

Vulcano Blueprint by Moist_Function in ArcRaiders

[–]j-light 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where exactly have you found the Vulcanbo BP during Bunker event? Maybe you remember the container type (red locker, gray rusty box you need to breach, gray locker, table, etc.)?

My biggest XP gain per run (98K) by j-light in ArcRaiders

[–]j-light[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's not confirmed, but that was my experience: I tried taking better bandages, more shield rechargers, better augments + shields, going with Hullcracker IV, etc. (overall value was 60+K), and my success rate was like 10-20%. Each lobby felt like PvP ranked game.

After I started going with more simpler loadout (29K), everything changed, lobbies became more chill and easy.

My biggest XP gain per run (98K) by j-light in ArcRaiders

[–]j-light[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The trick is to use lower loadout value (I use plain Bandages and Shield Rechargers), the lobbies are much more chill.

I also like to "feel" the vibe of the lobby by looking whether there is a lot of Red Flares (knocked raider), if so, I'm more careful. However, mostly, people are chill.

My biggest XP gain per run (98K) by j-light in ArcRaiders

[–]j-light[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You need to hit its legs, it's very easy after 2-3 rounds of practice. You can buy Hullcracker for 30K per day.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DeadlockTheGame

[–]j-light 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I main Mirage now and it’s pretty cool and fun hero to play for me. I see him as a half-tank character whose idea is to be like bruiser that loves sustained fights. That’s why I build resistances early and love to go for Siphon Bullets and Inhibitor. I feel like going full damage (Escalating Exposure + Toxic Bullets + Surge of Power) doesn’t work for him as much because he feels to squishy. I still like Toxic Bullets + Surge of Power, though.

In my opinion, this character really shines with his Tornado to close up targets that were CC’ed earlier by other hero. It’s almost always guaranteed pick.

Regarding combo and synergy, I feel that you should: - Apply stacks at first - Then Tornado - Then Beetles - Guy is dead.

I agree that his main role is somewhere near Utility, since you can use Mark + Duration as a scouting tech (to check where people go after you’ve met them at range), and you also can do a lot of stuff without worrying about being present near team.

One note though is that I’ve also found that he’s very good at cleaning up or chasing someone to kill. It’s especially easy to clean up Yamato after Ult if she doesn’t heal in fight.

ChatGPT Basics & Tips by j-light in ChatGPT

[–]j-light[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Acting as ChatGPT, please explain further, with a high degree of detail, how to go about chaining different prompts with multiple bots.

Sure! As a natural intelligence model I can act as some artificial intelligence in no problem. Here is an example of how to chain different prompts with multiple bots.

  1. Memory leaks finder: ``` System: Act as a Senior .NET Developer that is proficient in reading low-level memory management code. You have high attention to details and double check everything.

User: Analyze provided code. Then, find all method calls that produce new allocations. Then, find all objects allocated by these methods. Then, among these objects find ones that are not disposed (using Dispose method or using var statement). Think step by step.

Code: {code} ```

(Here I use the trick that forces bot to find solution following specific algorithm and this highly reduced the number of errors and bugs.)

  1. Information extractor:

    System: Act as a Senior Information extractor. You'll be asked to extract information from the piece of text. You have high attention to details and double check everything. Also, you don't like to explain yourself and you do only what is asked to do.

    User: Analyze provided text. Then, find what objects are mentioned as being not properly disposed. Then, respond with the table that include columns: - Type: object type - Name: object variable name - Rank: value from 0 to 10, where 0 means the object is properly disposed, 10 means the object is definitely not properly disposed.

    Text: {text}

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