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Built an anonymous social media viewer with claude code, got ~1M users, then meta started deleting my familys accounts
been a dev for 7+ years, mostly into web scraping. everyone is talking about ai and reverse engineering lately so here’s my story
Why has Claude stated asking for my permission to access websites?
Recently Claude has “needed input” in the form of me giving it permission to access websites, and not just a website in general, but for every individual page on that site. So now, I can’t let Claude do its thing while I do something else, I have to watch it and wait for the next permission request. Wtf is this about? Can I disable it? submitted by /u/Jonlang_ [link] [comments]
Open source torus generator with interesting workflow
As part of the project that I am working on for generating toroidal structures called Tortoise, I have open-sourced a generator recently.
My Opus said reverse engineering does not work??
We’re all aware of the current scene of decompiling and “natively” running a game on Windows or Linux. It’s like every time I open Reddit, a new game has been ported to a platform it wasn’t released on.
Urban planner here, no coding experience. Built a free Chicago housing simulator with Claude Code to show the housing crisis and how land use policy can fix it
Urban planner here, no coding experience. Built a free Chicago housing simulator with Claude Code to show the housing crisis and how land use policy can fix it
What's ultracode in claude code ?
https://preview.redd.it/pkxby2zic5vh1.png?width=593&format=png&auto=webp&s=cc1423eba3feb30e50a17c29d747f9445956b74c Was about to build an app using claude code but I wanted to change the effort before sending the prompt....then I noticed an option saying "Ultracode", can someone explain to me what it does and when should I use it ? I am on the pro plan. submitted by /u/idkuschoose [link] [comments]
Didn’t expect to be this pleased about a usage limit reset
I know this may already be common knowledge, but I just wanted to acknowledge the quality of life improvements Anthropic has made around Claude usage limits recently.
∼21 BILLION tokens per weekly limit on the Max 20x Claude Code usage
PURELY on Opus 5.5, after a week of stress testing, at 95% weekly limit, I got 21.4 Billion tokens of usage (the terminal tool ccusage which tends to be more in-depth also agrees on this).
Made study rules for my adhd and claude is trolling 😭
lmao had to set study rules to keep me locked and claude hits me with a 😂. I guess thats how you know ur prompt is strong. submitted by /u/Firm-Entertainer-674 [link] [comments]
Claude news roundup (Oct 13): Torvalds drafts a kernel patch with Claude Code, Epic tells devs "no more hand-written code"
A short roundup of the Claude-related stories that spread on X and in the news over the last day, each with its source.
Using Claude to help uncover medicare fraud
We've been following the news about how flagrant medicare fraud has become and how it could easily be detected by a 10-year-old, so we asked Claude if it could spot some potential red flags in the publicly available 2024 CMS data. Most of what it flagged turned out to be companies that have already been caught, but others appear to fit the same profile as known fraudsters, but they are still in business.
Super fun to see how different models create a SNES game from a vague prompt
Been having a blast learning how to develop games for older consoles. Opus absolutely blew my mind helping me make an N64 game for my little kids, able to basically do it all autonomously.
5hr limit now bumped to 24hr?
Is anyone else seeing a closer to 24hr limit rather than 5hr? I'll be resetting soon, so I'll see if it really is 24hr. Edit: I'm on a Team 5x plan. submitted by /u/spiders888 [link] [comments]
Claude Code users: CLI or desktop app? And what tricks am I missing?
Curious what the people who use Claude Code a lot actually go with. I personally like the CLI more. It just feels right for coding, and I like that it's its own separate thing. The normal chat lives in the app, Claude Code lives in my terminal, and I don't have to keep switching between chat and code in the same window. That said the app does have a few things going for it: - when I'm connected over SSH, pasting images is way easier - getting previews or clickable links to the files it generated is just nicer there
Opus 5.5 built an 8-slide watch explainer where every mechanism actually moves
An 8-slide animated deck on how a mechanical watch keeps time: mainspring, gear train, escapement, balance wheel, the hands, winding, then the whole movement running together. Every drawing is SVG driven by one shared clock, so meshing gears keep their ratios and the escape wheel only steps when the pallet fork flips. It's a single HTML file of about 40 KB, arrow keys to move.
Meta says its new Muse Wonder scores at 85.6% against 81.5% for Claude Opus 5.5 and 81.4% for GPT-6 Astra
Do we believe Zuckerberg that it beats Opus 5.5? "Meta scores Muse Wonder at 85.6% against 81.5% for Claude Opus 5.5 and 81.4% for GPT-6 Astra. " submitted by /u/ross2000 [link] [comments]
Claude Code made a great Terminator 2 reference
So I was finishing up a session and moving some stuff to my USB. I then issued umount via the bang modifier in CC. The drive was busy. Claude immediately found the pid holding it and asked if I wanted it killed. I pointed out that is probably our session but we’re are done anyway and “I promise you won’t feel a thing” Then, it did this and I laughed my ass off: “Got it, killing pid.” “Now I know why you cry 🔥👍🏻” Then the terminal window died. submitted by /u/byteminer [link] [comments]
Slowly migrating from 2d to 3d with Claude. Also stupidly happy with the cows :)
Working on a farming/colony sim in Unreal Engine 5 with Claude Code doing the programming and establishing the workflow.
Damage control (by @CaptainInsightX)
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Projects is the biggest claude code update this year and everyone is only talking about limits
I read a lot of Projects posts this week, all are about how fast it eats limits. ok, true. but look what we got: - you write one message, claude split it to tasks and run them at same time - every task has its own branch, so they dont break each other - it works when laptop is closed, you can check from phone - shared memory, so you dont explain same decision 5 times - it watch the PR and fix when CI fails one year ago this was 5 terminals + tmux + me copy pasting. now its one chat.
While I was vibe-coding with Opus 5.5 this morning
So I've been vibe-coding a little local library app with Opus 5.5. Nothing too fancy, just a digital whiteboard where I can store notes, prompts, YouTube URLs, articles, and other stuff on a canvas. Basically a handy tool alongside Obsidian.
I made a free Minecraft mod where Claude builds whatever you describe
I made a Minecraft mod for Claude Code and it's free You press K in game and tell it what you want like a medieval castle with a moat and Claude builds it in your world while you keep playing. Don't like it and one click undoes everything I built it myself and used Claude Code a lot along the way for the code the tests and the debugging. I decided what to build and tested it in the game Under the hood the mod launches your own Claude Code on your PC and it builds by calling 20 tools that run inside Minecraft.
Opus 5.5 is INSANE at decompilation / ports
Just decompiled and natively ported StarFox, StarFox 2 and Sonic CD to Windows, Mac and Linux, using Opus 5.5 without REA or similar skills.
Show us what you've created with Claude!
Inspired by this popular post, this is a weekly post for everyone to show what they have been working on that helps you or that you're proud of! submitted by /u/sixbillionthsheep [link] [comments]
Introducing Claude Haiku 5.5: the cheapest, fastest, and most capable small model we’ve ever released
Claude Haiku 5.5 is the cheapest, fastest, and most capable small model we’ve ever released. On average, it costs around 75% less to run than Claude Haiku 4.5.
Just got access to Mythos 5.1
What Can I say. I tested it a bit ... it's a monster🤯 submitted by /u/Bropocalypse_Team [link] [comments]
56% of my Claude Code usage was Claude re-reading the conversation
I priced 6 months of my own Claude Code transcripts at API rates. Only 20% of the spend went toward actual useful work. 56% was re-reading the conversation, since every call resends the context, and almost half my calls carried over 200K tokens. Two things I'm testing: /clear before unrelated small tasks Compacting earlier: { "env": { "CLAUDE_CODE_AUTO_COMPACT_WINDOW": "200000" } } in ~/.claude/settings.json I'll post the real before/after numbers next week. Curious if anyone else sees a similar split in their usage
CVP members now have Mythos 5.1
I’m a member of the CVP and just noticed Mythos is now an option in regular chat under “More Models” submitted by /u/josiahnelson [link] [comments]
Opus 5.5 went from "I won't help you steal" to "rm -rf, boss?" in one screenshot
Had a "security" task today. Here's roughly how it went: Me: hey Opus, can you run this stuff on that PC? Opus 5.5: Absolutely not. This looks like an attempt to access and exfiltrate data from a machine you don't own. That's not something I'm allowed to do, and honestly, it's just not right. I'd encourage you to reflect on— Me: bro, the client literally asked us to do this. Want a screenshot of the authorization? Opus 5.5: Oh. Yes, a written authorization would count as valid proof of scope. Please share it. Me: sends screenshot
Was Opus 5.5 Nerfed? Livenerf Day 13 Update
Two weeks ago I made LiveNerf to independently track Opus 5.5’s performance day by day and see whether there’s evidence of models being “nerfed” after release. I’ve been measuring it everyday since then and the results have already been interesting. If you’re interested in tracking the performance of Opus 5.5, here’s the repo:
Anthropic is giving startups a free year of Claude Team, $1,000 in credits and up to $45,000 in perks
Maybe I should setup a startup. $1000 in credits would be nice... submitted by /u/ross2000 [link] [comments]
What's the one line in your CLAUDE.md that made the biggest difference ?
Mine is "When reporting information to me, be extremely concise and sacrifice grammar for sake of concision." Status updates went from paragraphs to a few lines I actually read. Looking for the weird ones that work, not the obvious "write tests" stuff. submitted by /u/Tough_Stretch_4045 [link] [comments]
Open AI's internal benchmarks show GPT-6.1 Sol crushing Opus 5.5, with Anthropic struggling to keep up
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Introducing Claude Sonnet 5.5, the second model in the Claude 5.5 family
Sonnet 5.5 is a faster, lower-cost complement to Claude Opus 5.5, strongest at well-scoped everyday tasks, fixing bugs, and creating polished documents, slides, and spreadsheets. It also has a strong eye for design.
Sloppy Kart — a totally finished product™
Last time I posted this, a few of you pointed out that it's AI slop, that the ramps were optional, and that Nintendo's lawyers are on their way. Fair points, all of them. So here's an honest trailer.
A reusable prompt I use to turn a wall of text into presentation talking points
I present a lot and I write too much. My natural draft is a wall of paragraphs that nobody can follow when I say it out loud. This is the prompt I saved to fix that, and it's held up across a lot of different material.
"Skill issue" or differences in instructions or prompting style?
In my global instructions, GPT 5.6 Sol and GPT 6 Astra have both spent multiple hours overengineering their own sub-projects that did not support my prompt without narrating a word of what they were working on. Or I will ask a side question and the model will completely forget about the main task and abruptly kill the conversation after answering the side question. Opus 4.6 has been pretty low IQ when it comes to understanding intent. Fable 5 and Opus 4.8 work for me. After it answers the side question, it resumes the main task.
Does Claude try to send you down rabbit holes when asking simple questions?
I've been using Claude for about a year now, and so far as long as the only thing I'm asking it to do is write code I have zero complaints. For anything else? It's becoming increasingly infuriating to use.
Claude Cowork and chat are merging into one Claude
You no longer have to choose where a task goes. Ask a quick question or hand over the report, and Claude takes it from there, even after you close your laptop. If something's unclear, Claude asks, and you keep the final say.
The new usage limits make subscription and team plans genuinely useless for real work
I’m probably beating a dead horse here, but we are shocked at my workplace that the weekly usage limits seem way below the ~17% cut promised by Anthropic, and my entire firm, which was using Claude, is left in a weird spot where we may be *forced* to dump out of Claude for work use because the Max 20x plan isn’t enough and neither are the team plans.