I just ran out of Claude usage 4 days before it resets, and I feel like a drug addict who ran out before his doctor could fill his oxycodone prescription again. Is it over for me?
>>107094454kewl bloghow unsub?
Time to buy Claude Max bro
>>107094454buy an ad
>>107094454Is Claude even smart? Are you just using it for creativity?
>>107094478It's like managing a really fast, really shitty junior dev.
>>107094454time to get your ass ravaged
>>107094526b-be gentle...
>he isn't LLM-maxxing and spinning up 10 different modelsngmi
>>107094589hawt
>>107094454Notch says you didn't code the game if you didn't make the engine from scratch yourself. He would be disappointed in you and anon.
>>107098342but his game runs in java tho
>>107098342Notch is a fucking retard and the only popular game he's ever made runs like shit even after billions of dollars were poured into fixing his fuckups
>>107094454Try quitting cold turkey
>>107098372>>107098387Methinks someone is jealous
saars
>>107099772You rang?
>>107094521Do people really prefer managing a shitty junior dev than to do it themselves?
>>107100844it is easier to fix a few small mistakes than to do it all yourself
>>107094454if you feel like a drug addict because you were using it for programming and you can't deal with your codebase without it, then yes it's a MASSIVE problem. Especially if you're trying to get better at programming or are trying to make something high quality.
>>107094521Skill issue
>>107101138>get better at programmingWhy would you even try to get better in that field? You still won't get hired.>something high qualityTry facing the real world boomer, no one cares about quality anywhere
>>107094454Tranny. Leave.
>>107094454"hey claude lets add a simple function to my project">reading Main>cant find Main even though you uploaded the files>rewriting 3k lines of code from memory>writing an integration report you didnt ask for>writing a changelog you didnt ask for>writing a summary you didnt ask for that will be $20+tip, see you next week faggot
>>107101240>>107101199
>>107101240sounds like there's a need for a lot of senior developers but nobody is hiring.
I USED IT FOR A DAY AND UPGRADED TO $200 TIER IMMEDIATELY >>107094478It's great if you can't code >>107094521AND THAT IS AWESOME
>>107094521>>107100844>>107101122>>107101240>>107101199it depends on the junior dev. When they just keep fucking it up (which the AI will do sometimes when you don't absolutely hold its hand and give a super detailed project description like it's retarded), then the junior dev is more trouble than they're worth. I think what it comes down to is that vibe coding is unironically a skill the same as managing a team is a skill. As someone who hates pair/group programming and prefers to just do it right themselves, learning to properly utilize AI has definitely been a hurdle. But it's been worthwhile when it works (hours and days and thousands of lines of coding done in an instant).
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>>107101212this to be quite honest desu fampai
>>107094454Use GitHub CopilotFor $10 you have access to Claude 4.5 and other LLMs
>>107098679anon I didn't knew it's possible;I did knew that there can be a human review process, but like what did you do?
Loading Screen Tip:If you want your LLM to always have context of your entire project, you're better off making the AI write documentation in .md (Markdown) NOT HTML (Really important, don't use HTML). Separate your entire doc files like this>02_database_schema.md>03_api_endpoints_part1.md>04_api_endpoints_part2.md Then create an extra md calld 01_index.md where you explain and reference the rest of the of the files so the LLM can load this one first and then know which one to load later for context depending on what it needs to be done in your code, this way it will have full context compared as if it was an entire document. For my 25K line project my entire documentation this way is 107KB.
Whats the best ai agent that will code me a game?Gemini can't
>>107104102Chat, is this real? Or does it only give me lobotomized versions with even stricter, shittier usage limits?
>>107094454kys troon
>>107105835It's a shittier version I think but it's still very goodI use it when I don't want to run the full Claude 4.5 directly
I don't know how you guys use this shit, in a project with like 10 files of shader code the AI already can barely manage to make anything out of it without going retarded
>>107106325DON'T PAY THEM YOU IDIOT.If AI becomes profitable the bubble will keep going. They will fire us all if you pay for AI. And before you know it the billionaires are sending israeli attack clankers at you as you crouch in a ditch dressed in rags. Your only buddy is your commissar officer who hands you an EMP gun. Extinction inevitable.
>>107094454Just pay more, duh.
>>107106749t. Amish
>>107100844In my experience ChatGPT is straight up black magic when it comes to troubleshooting and managing things on Linux.
>>107094454Pay for tokens. Switch to deepseek. $5 lasts me 7 months compared to $20 claude slop.
>>107104130Asked it to find youtubers with similar interest and ideologies to this guyThe pedo stuff must've triggered ithttps://web.archive.org/web/20250923163240/http://www.tastyfish.cz/
>>107104237Claude is the best
>>107104173Seems interesting. Do you have an example of the prompt you use for this?
>>107109310Money aside, is deepseek actually on par with Claude in your experience? IMO Claude mogs everything else I've tried
>>107109735i use critical thinking with my AI use not as a crutch. its mainly a search engine for me. so for the bargain price compared to all the other slop you have to pay for it works for me. i would NEVER pay $20-$100's of dollars for AI a month. there is diminishing returns with what it can do. i cant put money aside, its the driving factor. claude is not worth paying for.deepseek for power user use not getting cuttoff.claude free limit for w.e else.
>>107109735in 5 months i spent $100 on claude and hit limits.in 7 months i spent $5 on deepseek and did not notice drastically different results for my usecase. (code assist)
>>107094454There are other alternatives you know
>>107094478Its pretty good in coding large codebases if you set it up well and supervises every now and then
>>107100844Saves on manually typing all that code
>>107094521You just nee to understand the limitations of that junior dev an delegate accordingly
>>107094454perplexity pro is free for a year via paypal
>>107106171>kys troonthis is something you should do
>>107110884But is perplexity actually good?
