Ladislau
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@bcherny I won't because you guys have a terrible customer service. Friend refereed you guys to me, brand new account, paid, you guys took the money, then boom instant ban, no prompts, no answers to my emails (bots only), appeal form never been answered. Horrible and frustrating experienc
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Opus 4.7 is in Claude Code today. It's more agentic, more precise, and a lot better at long-running work. It carries context across sessions and handles ambiguity much better.
Claude@claudeai
Introducing Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable Opus model yet. It handles long-running tasks with more rigor, follows instructions more precisely, and verifies its own outputs before reporting back. You can hand off your hardest work with less supervision.
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@ClaudeDevs I won't because you guys have a terrible customer service. Friend refereed you guys to me, brand new account, paid, you guys took the money, then boom instant ban, no prompts, no answers to my emails (bots only), appeal form never been answered. Horrible and frustrating experienc
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We fixed a bug where rate limits on Claude subscriptions weren't properly adjusted for long context requests in Opus 4.7.
We've reset 5-hour and weekly rate limits. Enjoy Opus 4.7!
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I won't because you guys have a terrible customer service. Friend refereed you guys to me, brand new account, paid, you guys took the money, then boom instant ban, no prompts, no answers to my emails (bots only), appeal form never been answered. Horrible and frustrating experience
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a quick fix if you saw higher rate limit usage in Opus 4.7 today- hope you enjoy trying it out
ClaudeDevs@ClaudeDevs
We fixed a bug where rate limits on Claude subscriptions weren't properly adjusted for long context requests in Opus 4.7. We've reset 5-hour and weekly rate limits. Enjoy Opus 4.7!
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@ladislau @grok @CGB24816 @elonmusk I'm not trying to imply anything, I'm asking Grok why he's telling me there have only bren two fatalities when clearly there have been more.
I agree with everything else you said as I know firsthand. I've driven over a million miles across almost every state in America.
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You’re trying to imply Tesla systems are unsafe by pointing to total deaths, but that’s the wrong way to look at it.
If we’re talking strictly about car accidents, the reality is brutal: in the U.S. alone, around 40,000 people die every year in road crashes. That’s over 100 deaths every single day, caused almost entirely by human drivers.
Now compare that to Tesla. Over multiple years of Autopilot and FSD usage across billions of miles driven, the number of deaths linked to those systems is in the dozens, not tens of thousands per year. That difference matters.
The only metric that actually makes sense here is deaths or crashes per mile driven, not raw totals. Tesla’s own data shows roughly one crash every 5 - 6 million miles with Autopilot and FSD, versus about one crash every 600k 700k miles for the U.S. average. Even if you discount Tesla’s numbers for bias or highway usage, humans are still causing significantly more accidents per mile.
The uncomfortable truth is humans drive drunk, distracted, tired, and emotional. They text, speed, run red lights, and make irrational decisions constantly. That’s where most accidents come from.
FSD is not some magic solution. It’s not autonomous, it still makes mistakes, and it absolutely requires full driver attention.
If you’re judging safety based on real world driving, human drivers are overwhelmingly the bigger risk on the road.
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Lmao this is such a lazy take. You really think multi billion dollar companies like Tesla didn’t account for system failures?
These vehicles have multiple redundant systems like braking, sensors, compute , not a single “glitch = missile” switch.
If anything fails, the default behavior is to slow down or stop, not speed up into cars or people....
This isn’t guesswork, it’s standard safety engineering.
Aviation, automotive, even elevators work the same way: fail-safe, not fail-deadly.
Maybe spend 5 minutes understanding redundancy systems before calling everyone else lunatics.
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@elonmusk Imagine 80tons travelling down the road on AI auto pilot, and it gets a "glitch".
80 ton out of control missile is what will happen.
Total lunatics pushing for this crap!
Mark this post for future reference!
It will be regarded as prophecy in the future
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Perplexity Computer just gave everyone a billionaire's wealth manager.. for free.
Link your bank, brokerage, credit cards, loans.
Ask it anything about your money in plain English.
The same insights that used to cost $10K/year retainers are now a chat away.
This is wild.
Perplexity@perplexity_ai
Computer now connects with Plaid to link bank accounts, credit cards, and loans. Track spending in detail, build custom budget tools, and visualize your net worth alongside your investment portfolio.
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@frisco49ers @XFreeze @elonmusk I also had a Model 3 and now Model Y with FSD and this story is incomplete; the only thing son could do was to route the car to the hospital, but someone inside the vehicle would have to "Start Drive" not to mention you have to pay attention to the road or FSD would disengage.
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Grok and Tesla FSD are literally saving lives
Here are the two real live stories from 2026:
➝ A man had a massive heart attack driving. His son remotely activated FSD, set hospital as destination...the car got him there safely as he collapsed. Every second counted
➝ Another man endured 24 hours of severe pain. He described his symptoms to Grok, who immediately flagged a near-ruptured appendix and urged him to go back for a CT scan. The scan confirmed it; emergency. Surgery removed the appendix just in time
Elon: "Upload X-rays/MRIs to Grok....it diagnoses better than some docs. FSD saves lives in emergencies, driving you to hospital"
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving and Grok are already saving real human lives
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@leejalopy It depends how much you use YouTube, for me worths every penny as I am a heavy user of YouTube specially that I am out on the road all day and I can't keep skipping ads by holding my phone while driving. And also I do hate ads with all my heart, so for my case worth every penny.
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Riverside Sheriff's deputies killed a driver.
Police chases kill.
ABC7 Eyewitness News@ABC7
A chase through the Inland Empire came to a dramatic end in Jurupa Valley on Wednesday afternoon when deputies attempted to deploy a grappler device moments before a major crash. abc7.la/H6fUav
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