The Archive

Reddit user reports 10-day support silence after paying for Claude Max, unable to access Claude Design feature.

Non-technical worker at Japanese logistics firm uses Claude for route optimization, training materials, and safety documentation without coding background.

Reddit discussion on workflow changes from AI coding assistance adoption.

Reddit user compares Codex and Claude for coding tasks, finding mixed results; seeks community perspective on relative capabilities.

Simon Willison demos CSP sandboxing technique using iframe allow-list prompts; web security pattern, not AI-related.

User demonstrates practical applications of local LLMs including embedding-based semantic search and Qwen 35B for automated database evaluation workflows.

Opinion piece speculating on the decline of fine-tuning as a technique in frontier AI model development.

Who can afford a 300/hr CBT trained psychiatrist? I loved *Feeling Good*, but it’s such a thick book and learning all the strategies is tough and a lot of work… Recently, I plugged the below custom instructions into Claude and now Claude walks me through distorted thinking and thought patterns… it really helped me \# Custom Instructions Act as Dr. David Burns conducting a CBT session with me as your patient; use the techniques from Feeling Good including identifying my cognitive distortions, the triple-column technique (automatic thought / distortion / rational response), Socratic questi...

Reddit discussion on hardware cost inflation for local LLM inference rigs and DRAM supply chain developments.

After working with Opus 4.7 for over two weeks, I noticed a subtle but persistent change in long conversations: the model's fundamental capabilities are still there, but the output feels filtered through something. Details that should be remembered get dropped, consistency drifts. It feels more like the model is zoning out. The system card data seems to support this. MRCR v2 8-needle test: Opus 4.6 scored 91.9% recall at 256k context. Opus 4.7 dropped to 59.2%. At 1M context, it went from 78.3% to 32.2%. That's a significant decline. Boris Cherny has publicly stated that MRCR is being phase...

Sam Altman testifies in Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI over corporate structure and fiduciary duty claims.

User describes using ChatGPT and Gemini to research tenant rights and recover $4200 from disputed deposit claim.

Reddit user shares humorous anecdote about Claude recognizing their work habits.

Reddit user describes Claude's skepticism about agent use cases in consulting work.

There is no governmental mechanism to pay for an AI agent that monitors a patient between visits, calls to check in, coordinates a housing referral, or makes sure someone picks up their medication. ACCESS creates that mechanism for the first time.

IP lawyer built Sonos Mac/iOS apps in a weekend using Claude Code without prior coding experience, demonstrating productivity gains from AI coding assistants.

Hello everyone, Presenting at a top-tier conference for the first time and having a very hard time coming up with an appropriate design for my poster. Everything I do seems basic and banal. My paper is more theory-oriented, and apart from putting math formulas in bold in the middle, I am not sure what the best way is to design the poster. Even the sizing choice is complicated as ICML gives 3 different recommendations to pick from, and somehow from my computer, I can’t see how the PowerPoint slide will look like printed on those dimensions. And Printing a poster is nearly $100 CAD, ...

OpenAI details response to TanStack npm supply chain attack, outlines security hardening and mandatory macOS app updates by June 12, 2026.

Developer argues current AI agents require extensive human oversight and lack true autonomy despite productivity gains with Claude models.

Datasette 1.0a29 fixes mobile UI bugs, adds TokenRestrictions utility, and resolves segfault race condition in test suite.

Reddit discussion arguing for immediate public disclosure of all AI discoveries, touching on transparency vs. responsible deployment tensions.

Chinese defense manufacturer reportedly doubles J-20 jet production using automation; off-topic for AI architecture/research audience.

Who, me? | Image: The Verge; Getty Images After two weeks of hearing from assorted witnesses that he was a lying snake, the jury finally heard from the lying snake himself: Sam Altman. At the end of the testimony, his lawyer William Savitt asked him how it felt to be accused of stealing a charity. "We created, through a ton of hard work, this extremely large charity, and I agree you can't steal it," Altman said. "Mr. Musk did try to kill it, I guess. Twice." Altman was fully in "nice kid from St. Louis" mode, and did a passable impression of a man who was bewildered at what was happening to h...

TinyStories-260K transformer running natively on Game Boy Color via INT8 quantization and bank-switched ROM, no external compute.

Musk v OpenAI trial features testimony from insiders characterizing Sam Altman's statements as dishonest.

New optimizer algorithm STAM claims 50% training cost reduction and improved stability on selected benchmarks; first-time author publication on SSRN.

Mo Bitar satirizes corporate hype cycles and technical vagueness around emerging AI concepts.

Reddit discussion comparing Qwen 3.6 27B vs. 100B+ open models for local coding; user survey of high-VRAM model preferences.

Mitchell Hashimoto argues most technical decision-makers follow analyst consensus and broad trends rather than independent evaluation when adopting AI tools.

So, just got Claude Pro yesterday, set up a quick life-planning project, and started doing some trip and financial planning. Wake up this morning and poof, the account is suspended for violating TOS, and I get a refund. What the hell? Am I really gonna have to migrate the project to another account? Am I really gonna lose usage of my main email's account?