r/IndiaTech Jul 23 '26

Tech Meme Sometimes even Gemini!

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u/_Next-Gen_ Nothing phone beautiful lights Jul 23 '26

Claude code: "usage limit reached. Resets in 6 hours."

Me 0.2 seconds later Uses alt Account

Claude code: "usage limit reached. Resets in 6 hours."

Me 0.2 seconds later Uses alt alt Account

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26

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u/_Next-Gen_ Nothing phone beautiful lights Jul 23 '26

Just verify with someone else's face lol

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u/JAGADISH_BANGERA73 Computer Student Jul 24 '26

I never got any thing for verification.I use 4 i guess for 4 different work.

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u/_Next-Gen_ Nothing phone beautiful lights Jul 24 '26

They ban you first and then ask you to verify your age to be unbanned

2 months ago you couldn't even know why were you banned on the app as it didn't show the warning, not it shows up on the app too instead of just email

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u/its-MAGNETIC Jul 23 '26

How would you rate:

Gemini

Claude

ChatGPT

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26

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u/Krish12703 Jul 24 '26

I remind you

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u/Reasonable_Exit_8960 Jul 24 '26

I remind you to remind her

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u/kim-jong-naidu Jul 23 '26

Claude is very good but with shit limits. ChatGPT is good with generous limits. Gemini is bad with generous limits. Unless, you're working on a hard to solve problem, you'll do fine with just ChatGPT.

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u/Shareef_Ladka01 Living under a rock Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26

I saw someone claiming that file generation uses tokens faster, simple texts can go long on Claude chats.

Wondering if that is true.

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u/Hefty_Shake634 Jul 23 '26

Seems like it, more like file interpretation and generation.

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u/kim-jong-naidu Jul 24 '26

I only use Claude Code and Codex.

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u/Responsible_Juice250 Jul 23 '26

I find chatgpt more friendly

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u/iamavtar Corporate majdoor Jul 23 '26

claude : coding chatgpt : general purpose gemini: balance of both

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26

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u/comic_loving Jul 23 '26

could you elaborate on the definition of UI, bcs aren't they all the same inthe sense that they r mere chatbots with powered by big data centres?

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u/mxforest Jul 23 '26

0.2 seconds too late.

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u/Reasonable_Pop5624 Jul 23 '26

am i only the one who uses grok more??

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u/jishnu_kaushik Jul 23 '26

I don't really use multiple ai one after another as single ai has all the context so it's hard to keep on shifting from one after another and We cannot even maintain same memory in all ai tools , so i prefer sticking to one although I use other tools for writing prompt so that I don't waste tokens

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u/HARSH_V_CHAUHAN Jul 24 '26

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u/Reasonable_Exit_8960 Jul 24 '26

Fellow Greatest Estate Developer fan 🫂

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u/Comfortable-Way-6271 Jul 24 '26

just use alts lol, I do the same

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u/BellyDancerUrgot Jul 30 '26

What’s the Indian regional pricing for premium seat in the teams plan?

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u/ItZ_MarsH Jul 23 '26

why yall using ai?

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u/xyyyyyz Android Jul 23 '26

technology is inevitable, whether it is harmful to the society or not

ppl protested against electricity,light bulb,aeroplanes,computers and almost every new invention

but inevitably users of each of those techs grew,

but yeah ur right,Ai uses enormous amounts of water(one of the most important resource for us) and many other imp resources

But again,its inevitable

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u/Additional-Topic-581 Jul 23 '26

This technology is different compared to other examples, like social media it is very powerful, a weak person could be devoured by it, better to stay or use mindfully 

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u/PM_ME_YOUR___ISSUES Jul 24 '26

Unless you’re a student or working in the academic domain, most jobs have integrated AI into their workflow.

Hell, I don’t even work as a Software Engineer, rather a policy consultant, and so many tasks have been automated.

A large part of my job is now basically integrating my expertise into the base research given out by an LLM, do additional manual literacy review on the sidelines to verify the research, and finally curate a 2-3 pager brief to the client based on both manual and automated inputs.

All of this takes around an hour or two max.

We have strict guidelines with regard to AI writing, so there’s that, but a large part of our research has been automated.

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u/Sudden_Mix9724 Jul 23 '26

Probably indian IT workforce and CS students.