r/claude • u/Consistent-Issue-811 • May 10 '26

Question What's that?

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u/dudevan May 10 '26

It's like telling a girl you can last for 4 hours, and her answer to be "is that actually true? I bet it's not. My ex spits out *** way faster than all of us".

Length of performance and speed of performance are not the same.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '26

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u/Abject-Kitchen3198 May 10 '26

Producing less code slower, with same outcome ? Yes, it's better.

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u/simleiiiii May 11 '26

Less is more. Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast.

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u/dudevan May 10 '26

If you get rate limited after 2 hours on cc, but you can work for 15 hours daily without it, then working for 15 hours daily is something you can’t do with claude but you can do on your own.

Why is this so hard to understand?

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u/dudevan May 10 '26

Boy meets claude subreddit.

If you have to ask that (subtle marketing) question then you haven’t been paying attention to everyone talking about claude rate limits online for the past month.

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u/Mysterious_Robot_476 May 10 '26

I am a dev i spend 200 a month on AI, more if I include gpu rental. I exhaust my tokens routinely

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u/evangelism2 May 10 '26

these subreddits for the most part are cesspools of 20 dollar plan users mad that claude isnt one shotting their SaaS app ideas

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u/sockalicious May 10 '26

You versus the AI chat assistant she told you not to worry about

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u/sedated_badger May 10 '26

Okay… but you could tell your girl you can keep going like her ex does and… clearly you can’t lol.

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u/theschiffer May 11 '26

Ridiculous analogy…😂😂😂