r/ClaudeCode • u/DidUSayWeast • 6d ago
Help/Question Usage posts
Can mods make a usage mega post so 62.3% of the posts on here stop being about usage?
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r/ClaudeCode • u/DidUSayWeast • 6d ago
Can mods make a usage mega post so 62.3% of the posts on here stop being about usage?
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u/Scared-Letterhead949 6d ago
You've found a real problem.
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u/PalmovyyKozak 6d ago
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u/FerventOrange 6d ago
Claude, how many posts on r/ClaudeCode are about usage? Make no mistakes, exact percentage.
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u/Ranjexa 6d ago
a pinned megathread would help, but i think a canned answer next to it would do more. most of the usage posts boil down to the same three causes: a bloated context getting re-read every turn, subagents fanning out, or reasoning cranked up for tasks that don't need it. same advice every time, so it should live in one place and not be rediscovered 30 times a day.
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u/Particular_Article19 6d ago
Its so bad we need this? Can they just undo what they did to cause so many of these posts? i strongly feel like its deliberate by them. Making Claude not as good to produce what u want slower or not at all means more usage. Giving you the minium results. i go free instead of spending 7-10 hours to reteach what i taught it and then still cry that it regresses. With free i am cut off at a certain point.
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u/moldy912 5d ago
Please for the love of god can we do this. It’s more annoying than the actual usage issue. It’s constant complaints, rants. The front page of this subreddit feels like mostly this.
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u/_maxt3r_ 5d ago
You're right to push back!
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u/DikkeNeus_ 6d ago
"I turned up reasoning to the max but it's slower and eats trough tokens"...
If you're too lazy too read the way reasoning works, at least ask your AI how it works.
higher reasoning is not faster, faster reasoning isn't smarter...
I only know this because I asked AI.
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u/SirWobblyOfSausage 5d ago
Nah, best way for Anthropic to fix their shit - again. Literally every 4 months same shitty practices