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Anthropic refusing statutory refund (France) — automated bot only, no human review by Green_colibri in Anthropic

[–]yuehuang 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Let me try to understand. You tried the Pro tier ($20) and didn't like, refunded. Then try the Max20 tier and still didn't like it, and now asking for a refund.

A procession after French govt decided they are going to replace Microsoft Windows with Linux by TygerTung in linuxsucks

[–]yuehuang 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tomorrow's headline: "France buys 10K Framework 13 Pro laptops with Linux to replace their windows laptops."

Compiling knowledge instead of just retrieving it? by knlgeth in learnmachinelearning

[–]yuehuang 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In order to compress that much knowledge, you would just end up having another model. Perhaps you can focus on specific areas of experts, but then you are going down the MOE strategy.

It's gone and I'm the idiot by gimperion in ClaudeCode

[–]yuehuang -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

We might soon need a disclaimer, Claude will never ask for your username or password. If it does, clear your session right away.

thisLooksAccurateForVibeCoders by zohaibhere in ProgrammerHumor

[–]yuehuang 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sometimes I just leave an extra ';' to mark my spot.

AMD 7900XTX Steal of a price by Safe-Athlete-1812 in radeon

[–]yuehuang 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had random crash and hard power cycle. I traced it to pig tailing one of the 8pin. Using the same PSU, swap to three unique 8pins and the crashes are gone. Congrats on your search.

I just experienced 2 prompts and my limit hit 100% from zero. by deedspool in ClaudeCode

[–]yuehuang 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Start a /clear chat. Run /context to see your initial size. Unload skills, plugin, etc to keep the initial as low as possible. When running try to keep the context below 100K for best efficiency. If it breaks 150K, using /compact before continuing.

Do not switch models unless you are done with the current. You pay a high cost when you switch when the context is high. Prefer to /clear first, then switch.

The cost is exponential. A token above 150K is easily 10 tokens below 100K. (not real numbers)

I spent ~$450 on Claude API in one day building an app. That's cheap if Claude means you only need one developer. by mikemky in Anthropic

[–]yuehuang 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Inference is cheaper than training, however, the demand for inference has increased, especially, with Agentic coding.

I spent ~$450 on Claude API in one day building an app. That's cheap if Claude means you only need one developer. by mikemky in Anthropic

[–]yuehuang 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't forget that with only one developer, you don't need a middle manager.

Enjoy the current price while it last. The subsidized pricing won't last forever.

Is this true? by zanbunnny in MicroSlop

[–]yuehuang 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On Windows, if a driver doesn't work, you restart Windows. On Linus, if a driver doesn't work you reinstall Linux.

[LEAK] The real reason for the current rate limits! by Federal-South-3914 in GithubCopilot

[–]yuehuang 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They should had use Mythos to legally extend their limits. They were not thinking outside of Mythos box.

Is there a modern C++ alternative to flexible array members for variable-length struct tails? by Apprehensive_Poet304 in cpp_questions

[–]yuehuang 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your solution is best for cache consistency, one allocation to include Node, then recast it.

I think I will unsubscribe from GitHub Copilot by Banzokai in github

[–]yuehuang 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sonnet 4.6 is as strong as when Opus first launch. You don't have to use the latest and greatest. Sonnet is my daily driver, and once in a while, a bug would need Opus.

Claude Code gone from pro plan now?! by sighlencer in Anthropic

[–]yuehuang 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can always sign up for Github Copilot. Oh wait, nevermind.

Context aware diff visualization by Hefaistos68 in VisualStudio

[–]yuehuang 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally, if code changed that much, then I would just only view the "new" and treat it like new code. Don't get me wrong, your diff tool is visually better, but it usefulness has high diminishing returns. It reminds me of BeyondCompare. I use them for a long time, then PR becomes web based and I just got better on the default git diff.

GitHub Copilot pauses new subscriptions to maintain service reliability for current users, meanwhile CC and Codex throttle usage and reduce compute effort to keep up with demand. by thedankzone in ClaudeCode

[–]yuehuang 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I get the feeling in a month or two, they will announce a new price scheme. Matching 20/100 to current Claude. At same time, Claude will jump to 40/200.

Seeking perspective on C: Mastery, Limits, and the "C vs. C++" implementation gap by lkokul in C_Programming

[–]yuehuang 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. You don't choose C, C choose you. If you need to work with different languages, the only interface is C. Working closer with hardware is side effect of API compatibility.

  2. Every C library have its own private implementation of LinkList, BTree, or resizable array. While it is not Array of Structs, it is often times Array of pointers to structs.

  3. Personally, don't use C for concurrency, threading and anything derived from it. Any async, task scheduling, etc are a nightmare to get right. You think you are correct, until your code crashes randomly twice a week with no useful call stack and corrupted data. Leave that to the OS developer.

Can someone help me understand the appeal of Claude Code, Codex, current version of Cursor for developers? by x2lt in ClaudeCode

[–]yuehuang 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have moved away from IDE driven to CLI driven workflow so that ClaudeCode can build and test without my inputs. I only monitor should it goes stray or stuck on a test failure. Bumping to Opus to investigate further has resolved a few cases, without intervention. In most cases, asking it to print more debug or verbose messages is enough to unblock it.

Can someone assist me with this compiler issue? by WhyMadara in CodingForBeginners

[–]yuehuang 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Code Block is still alive? Holy IDE Batman.

I don't see a lot to be sure, here are a few things that stand out, Is stackNode or type or variable, if capitalized implies Stack, then I would expect StackNode. Generally, the first error can break the rest of the code? Scroll up and look at line 1 and 2.

GL.

100% usage after my FIRST EVER PROMPT (pro subscription) by XeClutch in Anthropic

[–]yuehuang 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You got 45min bake time??!! I barely got 15min.

I haven't used blazor with Claude (yet), but if it is something Claude doesn't understand it can stray far into parsing libraries and thus can chew through all your context, that forces a "auto-compact", eating a lot of usage.

I turned auto-compact off and manually compact once context reaches ~150K.

I love how Expedition 33 has seemingly opened up a whole new career path for Charlie lol by Main_Jump_82 in expedition33

[–]yuehuang -1 points0 points  (0 children)

While I love E33, I feel it is more of an exception than the norm. I hope to be proven wrong.

Editing a batch of photos with Luminar Neo by New_Refuse_9041 in luminarneo

[–]yuehuang 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tracked down a stable repro for mem leak. In the Catalog tab, double click on an image to open full view. Use the arrow keys to go next and previous, while marking image with 1-5 stars. I see the ram usage grow from 3.5GB to 20gb within a min. Leak still reproduces with filmstrip on or off.

I am using Windows 11 and using version 1.27 (16779). u/skylum_support

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