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Elevated errors across many models
- edverma2 9mo agotime to go outside
- michelsedgh 9mo agoIf they shut down opus 4.5 I'll cry
- agumonkey 9mo agoi already heard people ask for more api credits embarassed like drug addics
- XCSme 9mo agoJust a few more credits and it will finally fix that bug without introducing new ones, exactly how I asked
- baobabKoodaa 9mo agoI can stop any time I want, and in fact I am going to stop. Just one more (bug)fix.
- michelsedgh 9mo agoThis joke is getting old kinda Opus4.5 handles all the bugs in one go and also doesn’t introduce new ones at least for me. Very rarely i get stuck with it like i did with past generations of AI
- agumonkey 9mo agoHow long the usual self debugging cycle ? it seems to be around 10 minutes for me (untyped language)
- teaearlgraycold 9mo agoI think we’re all very happy with the pricing on it.
- tcdent 9mo agoI use it as much as my brain can handle and I never exceed my Max plan quota.
- michelsedgh 9mo agoExactly I feel like my brain burns out after a few days. Like Im the limit already (yet im the maximizer also) its a very weird feeling
- AnotherGoodName 9mo agoJust a warning for those not on the max plan; if you pay by the token or have the lower tier plans you can easily blow through $100s or cap your plan in under an hour. The rates for paying by the token are insane and the scaling from pro to max is also pretty crazy. They made pro have many times more value than paying per token and then they made max again have 25x more tokens than pro on the $200 plan. It’s a bit like being offered rice at $1 per grain (pay per token) or a tiny bag of rice for $20 (pro) or a truck load for $200. That’s the pricing structure right now. So while i agree you can’t easily exceed the quota on the big plans it’s a little crazy how they’ve tiered pricing. I hope no one out there’s paying per token!
- square_usual 9mo ago> I hope no one out there’s paying per token! Some companies are. Yes, for Claude Code. My co used to be like that as it's an easy ramp up instead of giving devs who might not use it that much a $150/mo seat; if you use it enough you can have a seat and save money, but if you're not touching $150 in credits a month just use the API. Oxide also recommends using API pricing. [0] 0: https://gist.github.com/david-crespo/5c5eaf36a2d20be8a3013ba3c7c265d9 https://gist.github.com/david-crespo/5c5eaf36a2d20be8a3013ba...
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- delaminator 9mo agoweird because I am using Sonnet right now. I guess my time is limited
- sgt 9mo agoMaybe you're just using the cached Sonnet.
- onionisafruit 9mo agoI've been using it through this and it occasionally stops with an error message saying something like "repeated 529 responses". Kind of annoying but it's fine.
- asasidh 9mo ago"We have identified that the outage is related to Sonnet 4.0, Sonnet 4.5, and Opus 4.5." What else is people using ? Haiku 4.5 ?
- nunodonato 9mo agoI do. Its quite a nice and fast model
- asasidh 9mo agome too.. thats the reason I mentioned it there.
- gunalx 9mo agoHaiku 4.5 is a pretty decent small ish model. It conforms pretty good to my style guides, when cleaning up text, for eksample.
- epolanski 9mo agoYou made me try Haiku as I can't get Opus, and made me realize how a quicker feedback simplifies many tasks, I should be more dynamic in my model selection.
- riwsky 9mo agoI heard that Google and OpenAI also make coding models, but I’ve never bothered to confirm.
- termos 9mo agohttps://canivibe.ai/ https://canivibe.ai/ So we can maybe vibe, depending what service we use.
- bonesss 9mo agoVibedetector
- ares623 9mo agoWe need a service that rates vibe coding capabilities. A "vibe rater".
- giancarlostoro 9mo agoNice website, embeds poorly on Discord and other chat apps sadly.
- iLoveOncall 9mo agoWow 89% availability is a joke
- acedTrex 9mo agoAn overall net positive event.
- abigail95 9mo agoit's monday morning i'm going back to bed
- tom_ 9mo agoPerhaps related to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46266655 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46266655 ? - it's just too powerful, and they had to shut it down before something bad happened.
- theropost 9mo agoJust came back online here
- irishcoffee 9mo agoI’m imagining a steampunk dystopia in 50 years: “all world production stopped, LLM hosting went down. The market is in free-fall. Sam, are you there?” Man that cracks me up.
- michelsedgh 9mo agoJust like the internet, or Cloudflare going down?
- irishcoffee 9mo agoNo, not even close
- bdangubic 9mo agoit is much worse, I forgot how to push to remote so deploys are delayed :)
- patcon 9mo agoAgreed. When cloudflare (ugh, aka the internet) goes down, we can't access information to think and work through. ("the fuel" in some metaphor) But what about when LLMs go down and a good chunk of a whole generation won't even know how to think, when the remote system goes down? (Is the ability to think "the engine" of self and agency in this metaphor?) We are building a wildly irresponsible context to exist in.
- semi-extrinsic 9mo agoE. M. Forster would like a word.
- teaearlgraycold 9mo agoThe nice thing is unlike Cloudflare or AWS you can actually host good LLMs locally. I see a future where a non-trivial percentage of devs have an expensive workstation that runs all of the AI locally.
- dinkleberg 9mo agoProps to them for actually updating their status page as issues are happening rather than hours later. I was working with claude code and hit an API error, checked the status page and sure enough there was an outage. This should be a given for any service that others rely on, but sadly this is seldom the case.
- arach 9mo agoSame as you and I was glad to see the status page - hit subscribe on updates Claude user base believes in Sunday PM work sessions
- exe34 9mo agohah I ran out of tokens a bit before it hit I reckon.
- rnewme 9mo agosame here, and I just got started, Hm..
- airstrike 9mo agoSunday PM builder, reporting in.
- gwd 9mo agoAs a solo bootstrapped founder, I take my sabbath sundown on Saturday to sundown on Sunday. Sunday evening therefore is generally the start of my work week.
- taytus 9mo agoSunday? What is that?
- LanceH 9mo agoConfusingly, I was trying to debug something with a 529, and this outage really had me going for a minute.
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- triwats 9mo agoI had an hour to vibe tonight and it looks like it may have gone. Spent it in bloody Figma instead :(
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- russellthehippo 9mo agoAnthropic is very focused on AI safety. It makes LLMs safe by shutting down anyone from using them
- victor9000 9mo agoIt's the best way to ensure model wellness
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- bitwize 9mo agoAnd just like that, the brightest engineers in Silicon Valley were unable to get any programming done.
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- sebastiennight 9mo agoIn the Claude.ai chat, this was announced to me as "You have reached the messages quota for your account. It will reset in 2 hours, or you can upgrade now" Either I have perfect timing for reaching my quota limits, or some product monetization manager deserves a raise.
- manquer 9mo agoMore likely that error handling is not well implemented - i.e Either backend is not throwing the equivalent of 429/402 errors or the gateway is not handling the errors well and returns this message even though a 429 is being thrown.
- manuisin 9mo agoThis sort of thing keeps me skeptical of AI quite a bit. ChatGPT also has non sensical errors messages for random failures, Gemini too. These companies have infinite compute and yet they haven't been able to implement reliable/graceful error handling in 2+ years for a chat app? Why are they promising us they can replace all developers?
- frankdenbow 9mo agoi ran into the same thing, i thought it was just timing
- palcu 9mo agoHello, I'm one of the engineers who worked on the incident. We have mitigated the incident as of 14:43 PT / 22:43 UTC. Sorry for the trouble.
- dan_wood 9mo agoCan you divulge more on the issue? Only curious as a developer and dev op. It's all quite interesting where and how things go wrong especially with large deployments like Anthropic.
- Chance-Device 9mo agoThank you for your service.
- nickpeterson 9mo agoThe one time you desperately need to ask Claude and it isn’t working…
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- WhyOhWhyQ 9mo agoDidn't notice. Guess I'm legit.
- __0x01 9mo agoEngineering Room, panning over a bunch of hot Blackwells "I can't change the laws of physics!"
- matt3210 9mo agoWhen vibes coders do the infra
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- 6r17 9mo agoIt seems resolved now (per the status-page) - i experienced a moment where the agent got stuck in the same error loop just to pop the result this time. Makes me wonder if there has been some kind of rule applied in order to automatically detect such failure occurring again - quiet inspiring work
- m_ke 9mo agoWas it just me or did Opus start producing incredibly long responses before the crash. I was asking basic questions and it wouldn't stop trying to spit out full codebases worth of unrelated code. For some very simple questions about database schemas it ended up compacting twice on a 3 message conversation.
- rvz 9mo agoAnthropic is surpassing GitHub on unreliability. Looking forward to the post-mortem.
- frankdenbow 9mo agoI got lucky and this was in my timeout window
- jcims 9mo agoAnyone know if Claude via Amazon bedrock was impacted? AFAIK it shouldn’t have been.
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- Jsuh 9mo agoopus 4.5 is the truth
- aj7 9mo agoIsn’t that an AWS outage?
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- llmthrow0827 9mo agoI used Haiku with Claude Code during the outage, and was surprised at how well it did. I'm going to try mixing it in more to save usage credits.
- throwaway613745 9mo agoHaiku is fantastic for simple answers and one off tasks. Then I switch to Opus for anything “serious”. I don’t even bother with Sonnet anymore, it’s been made obsolete by Opus 4.5.
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- flowinghorse 9mo agoActually when the outage happened, my first action was to check Cloudflare status.
- throwaway613745 9mo agoClaude being down is the new XKCD Compiling.
- Stratoscope 9mo agoI was chatting with Claude this morning about a trip to Chicago where I visited the wonderful Field Museum among other places. An excerpt: Claude: The Field Museum is enormous - I imagine you got your steps in that day. The anthropology collections there are world-class, even if they didn't make it into your photo collection. Sometimes the experience is more important than the documentation. Did you have a favorite exhibit beyond the dinosaurs? Me: Oddly enough, the anthropology and human history section! Now I need to take another visit to Chicago to get pictures of those. [No response from Claude] [40 minutes pass while I have breakfast] Me: Looks like I caught you during your morning nap. Every two and a half year old should get a good nap now and then! Claude: Ha! You caught me mid-thought - I was composing a response about how great it is that the anthropology section was your favorite despite the dinosaurs being such showstoppers, and apparently my brain decided to take that nap you mentioned! ... Though I have to say, for a "two and a half year old," I like to think I'm pretty articulate when I'm awake!
- tgtweak 9mo agoThere really should be an http header dedicated to "outage status" with a link to the service outage details page... clients (for example, in this case, your code IDE) could intercept this and notify users. 503 is cool and yes, there is the "well if it's down how are they going to put that up" but in reality most downtimes you see are on the backend and not on the reverse proxies/gateways/cdns where it would be pretty trivial to add a issues/status header with a link to the service status page and a note.
- embedding-shape 9mo agoSomething something if everyone used HATEOS this wouldn't have been a problem something something
- tgtweak 9mo agoI trust companies that immediately and regularly update their status/issues page and follow up any outages with proper and comprehensive post-mortems. Sadly this is becoming the exception these days and not the norm.