| ▲ | Bender 20 hours ago | |
For me Claude was nerfed when: - They put the shock collar on it [Cyber] Your session has been paused - meaning I have to start a new session. That is also on Opus 4.8 now, just not quite as sensitive as on 5.5. (Defensive coding, defensive system configuration) In my opinion Claude is not permitted to write secure code or analyze ones existing code for bugs that may be security related. Instead of the shock collar, just report anything illegal I ask Claude to do to Palantir and other related platforms like everyone else does. - They downgraded my 20x account to a 10x, so I downgraded it to the lowest one. I would have paid for Mythos if they would have permitted me to verify myself. - I keep hitting context memory limits and Claude starts acting like it has dementia, accusing me of doing things that it did. Claude is not proactively compacting when it should, especially on max. It says max does not matter but in my experience it very much does. I have not logged in for a couple weeks so I have no idea if the model itself has been nerfed. The feeling I got is that they want to focus on enterprise customers and would prefer individuals went away so I cleared out my data and moved my projects elsewhere that does not block me for wanting to secure my code. Perhaps that is their way of sending more individuals away? Their message has been received loud and clear. | ||
| ▲ | bluebands 31 minutes ago | parent | next [-] | |
The 20x was always 10x. The 20x only applied to 5-hour limits which are now gone (which is good). This was communicated | ||
| ▲ | jasomill 5 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Claude's security restrictions seem more like a CYA move than anything related to security. In particular, restrictions on analyzing artifacts uploaded or supplied by public or legitimate authenticated access to erxternal sites seem counterproductive as far as security is concerned. I find the verification requirements particularly puzzling: low level requirements that amount to "use competing LLMs to spam reports to build cred", high level requirements that preclude detailed analysis of anything that flys below the radar of large actors. | ||