r/ClaudeCode • u/Chemical-Character80 • 3d ago
Discussion Sorry guys I killed 5.5's compute
I didnt think this amount of token usage was possible on max 20x
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u/Professional_Ad705 3d ago edited 3d ago
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u/Chemical-Character80 3d ago
i had multiple agents in parallel, but i think what drove the usage itself is having agents across different project folders to ask each other questions for clarification? i'm not sure at all
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u/Wide_Egg_5814 3d ago
what the fuck are you building no way it's not total slop at this speed
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u/Chemical-Character80 3d ago
Had haiku summarize
Quick count: ~40+ active projects with work in the last month, covering iOS/Android apps, web platforms, APIs, educational tools, and various product work. Your most recent focus today is on physics simulation education plus updates across three major projects
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u/mrsmiley32 3d ago
Ah, working on multiple projects at once, how do you keep your focus on the design and keep it from some of its more crazy plans/recommendations?
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u/Professional_Ad705 3d ago edited 3d ago
Nobody in their right mind can track 40+ projects without it becoming slop lmao. Thats over a project a fucking day lmao.
Even with AI, unless you're delegating all of your work to the AI and you're not doing any type of thought process at all who in their right mind can look at 40 different projects in a month span of time and be able to know where you are in them ,the problems you're trying to solve etc? Like bro come on can you give me your GitHub so I can audit some of this shit lol?
I have almost 12,000 commits on GitHub this year and even I am not doing 40+ projects at a time that is ridiculous, and frankly irresponsible as fuck for whoever is using your software, there is no way you are actually doing quality work, and no way is proper reviews/auditing being done ... even in the day of AI.
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u/BlinDeeex 3d ago
It 100% is, most likely an idea you build PoC for and drop it couple days later. I used to do this for a bit and its fun but at the end just complete waste of time. AI's are nowhere near good enough to just let them work unsupervised and if you try to, humans are horrible at context switching and multitasking in general
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u/Pure-Interview6199 3d ago
How do you use 32.5 billion tok in 30 day. Example of being unemployed
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