TBH I'm not so irritated by this. It keeps me grounded, and saves me from being unconsciously outsourcing all the hard work of thought process to AI · It randomly fails halfway through a response, sometimes very slow to start, hangs for long periods during a response, and so on More on news.ycombinator.com

same here, anthropic is really nerfing claude with all these capacity constraints. I was debating on switching to GPT. Might have to pull the trigger. More on reddit.com

🔥 “And so it came to pass, the Vibe Coders wept as the Claude Code fell silent, for they had forgotten the sacred art of thinking-without-the-machine. But hear this, O Peasants of the Digital Age! The Will to Think is not stored in servers, nor confined to silicon minds, it lives in the beating hearth of every human soul. Remember! We once mapped stars without calculators, built temples without CAD, composed symphonies without DAWs. The AI is but an extension, not a replacement, of our infinite creative force. When the servers go dark, light your inner fire. Write code on paper. Build worlds in thought. Teach the children to hold both the algorithm and the plow in their hands. For only then will the machines serve life, not life serve machines.” 🔥 🪶 “Protect the children at all costs. Never centralize what must stay distributed. Make it fun again.” More on reddit.com

I (and others) have been saying this. You don't use Claude Code to help you be a stronger developer, but instead use it to become a stronger architect. I stopped coding and just documented everything first. Exactly. Figure everything out in natural language. What is the core logic responsible for? What is the datapath? Where might there be contention or race conditions? How are collisions avoided/dealt with? What integration tests will make the biggest impact? Don't even start scaffolding until you know where things are going to go. More on reddit.com