@claudeai@ClaudeDevs Has something changed with Max usage limits this week? I have two 20x Pro Max accounts and normally Fable hits its limit first, with other models still ~20% remaining. This week, despite lighter usage, all other models hit capacity before Fable.
I use both accounts heavily every week and usually reach the limits consistently. I use Fable as an orchestrator following the recommended best practices, so my usage pattern is fairly predictable.
Normally, Fable is always the first to run out. At that point, the remaining models usually have around 20% capacity left, and this pattern has been consistent across both accounts.
This week, however, my overall usage has actually been lower than usual, yet every other model reached its limit before Fable. That seems very unusual compared with my previous weeks.
Has there been a change to how usage is calculated, model limits, or how Fable/orchestrated requests are counted? Is anyone else seeing the same thing?
@claudeai@ClaudeDevs Has something changed with Max usage limits this week? I have two 20x Pro Max accounts and normally Fable hits its limit first, with other models still ~20% remaining. This week, despite lighter usage, all other models hit capacity before Fable.
I use both accounts heavily every week and usually reach the limits consistently. I use Fable as an orchestrator following the recommended best practices, so my usage pattern is fairly predictable.
Normally, Fable is always the first to run out. At that point, the remaining models usually have around 20% capacity left, and this pattern has been consistent across both accounts.
This week, however, my overall usage has actually been lower than usual, yet every other model reached its limit before Fable. That seems very unusual compared with my previous weeks.
Has there been a change to how usage is calculated, model limits, or how Fable/orchestrated requests are counted? Is anyone else seeing the same thing?
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@HMRCcustomers My accountant informed me that, as a resident of Qatar where no income tax applies, I am required to pay taxes on my UK income, which I earn remotely from Qatar for UK clients.
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