TheGrind.Today

Millennial. Tech and AI enthusiast. COO of SaaS Company (10 years). MSc Electronic Engineering. Executive MBA.

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Anyone else having @claudeai issues today? Literal first prompt of the day and on MAX plan, 1 prompt, hit session limit. @bcherny help?

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@Oblivious9021 Delegate. High reasoning to provide detail specification, verification and test cases. Lower reasoning for mechanical implementation. + Prompt caching.

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Couldn't tell you how good Fable is because it keeps flagging every request and dropping to Opus.
- "Merge this PR to main" - Flagged, dropped to Opus.
- "Add user auth to the application" - Flagged, dropped to Opus"
- "Give me a list of blockers before we push live" - Flagged.

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@AlexFinn Anthropic specifically said that this is purely due to compute capacity and it will be included in subscription as there compute scales

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I love Claude Code - and I was a Codex acolyte. For my use, Claude Code is just better. But the amount of time I spent having to check if claude is having API issues is getting a bit old.

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@ClaudeDevs why are people complaining? A separate budget to run Openclaw via claude subscription is HUGE!

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I can't run faster than when I realize I hit my claude code (max) session cap and left "extra usage" turned on.

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Opus 4.7 isn't shy about managing multiple sub-agents. It just launch 16 Sonnet-sub agents on parallel work-streams for the same repo.

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For those trying to find value in vibe coding - I highly recommend you look at the Sandler Sales Funnel. It's a guided conversation to see if a customer has need and the solution is valuable. Start here. Start with finding value. Don't build without it.

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@sickdotdev 1. Why would someone acquire a company with 10 users? SaaS acquisition is at a 10 year low.
2. You're doing it wrong. Talk to customers. Find pain/need. Figure out what that's worth to them. THEN build it.
3. Don't build something no one needs and then ask them to pay for it.

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@S_N_SH_E_ The ones who talk to their customers.

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@GergelyOrosz A lot of that is because 90% of AI builders still operate under the "if you build it, they will come" dilusion.

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@CodeWithAmann I'd stop using AI to make images.

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@bentossell Check you API keys and disable them

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@NathanWilbanks_ Done! Thanks.

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@Samaytwt It's more like AI makes everyone a developer like self-driving cars make everyone a driver.

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@jun_song One Opus request can work for 12+ hours. I've had Opus run for 2 days on a single request.

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@hunvreus A lot of what you are seeing is people tinkering and learning. I had 20+ agents running in the background. It cost me $1 per minute just with them sitting idle. I went full cycle back to doing it myself in claude code. Fun and production-ready things can be built! X is just ego

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@YashHustle_22 Neither of those make sense. You can't optimize for acquisition when starting out.