Working for me, I can chat to Claude fine.

I think it's model-specific. Opus 4.6 was 500ing but Sonnet 4.6 (non-1m context limit) is working.

Yeah, sems fine?

This is affecting lots of users (myself included) and has prompted an official status page update, so it's very much real for users, but I guess only on claude.ai. Are you using Claude models through something/someone else?

Most of their customers only use the CLI or API.

I use Anthropic for 90% of my GenAI needs, software development, but I have never used Claude.ai for anything other than auth.

If you plan to communicate with people not in the techsphere, Signal is probably the best bet to convince people to switch to.

Signal is a walled garden and might even leave the EU soon. Of course if that happens, XMPP clients will also be harder to get, but at least I will always have full control over my XMPP server.

Signal is not even private since it requires a phone number

Its still private, just not anonymous

So is it true that Ruth had champagne on the flight without you?

I'd love to see a thread that also takes advantage of student offers - for example, GitHub Copilot is free for university and college students

Did you make sure to register first?

The question is - how do you intend to verify whether an application is official or unofficial? What's stopping the official application to be 'patched' with a fake signature feigning validity?

How? If you're validating a server, sure. But a server validating a client?

Anything you ship with the app can be extracted.

"If I drew 26 cards from a standard 52 card deck, what would be the probability of any four of a kind?"

'Elizabeth line line'?

It's very unlikely that performance would be hindered by a particular Linux distribution, but usually rather the desktop environment that it employs. NixOS with LXQt would run very differently to NixOS with GNOME.

Typst is available as a standalone compiler

With realtime results?

yes, it does and its realtime. personally, I use typst locally, but the online editor utilises WASM, so if I'm not mistaken, the rendering is real-time and handled by the front-end.

You are talking about incremental compilation?