Claude usage limits are frustrating.
I was at ~60% usage, ran /compact, and my quota jumped to 100% almost instantly. After the reset, even loading previous context consumed a huge portion of the available budget before doing any real work
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@0xAX Andrej Karpathy's videos, https://t.co/72J0Bg4rwD
Sebastian Raschka's, https://t.co/rBUMiY3IEt
Stanford:
CME295: LLMs, https://t.co/PRYD0Hz72X
CS25: Transformers United, https://t.co/yvHbM6cMXh
CS336: Language Modeling from Scratch, https://t.co/NoeyQlbBri.
🔗 GitHub: https://t.co/gmMc7QE3Fs
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