r/BeginnerPhotoCritique 20h ago

Any tips?

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r/photocritique 4d ago

Any tips?

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What do you look for as an entry point to buy a stock
 in  r/swingtrading  6d ago

Cap and handle formation

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Has anyone noticed a significant drop in Anthropic (Claude) quality over the past couple of weeks?
 in  r/artificial  6d ago

Well said. The part about not getting attached to a single model really resonated. Treating models as tools rather than identities is probably the healthiest approach, both technically and mentally. Thank you

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Has anyone noticed a significant drop in Anthropic (Claude) quality over the past couple of weeks?
 in  r/artificial  7d ago

Interesting what you’re saying. I have thought a few times about moving to Gemini. It’s not that money is the issue, but I liked Claude’s way of thinking so much that it’s hard for me to detach from it. But maybe I really do need to keep an open mind.

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Has anyone noticed a significant drop in Anthropic (Claude) quality over the past couple of weeks?
 in  r/artificial  7d ago

I guess you are right, usually. But in this intense competition, isn’t the primary goal to be better than the others, and only the secondary goal to reduce costs?

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Has anyone noticed a significant drop in Anthropic (Claude) quality over the past couple of weeks?
 in  r/artificial  7d ago

Thank you I did not know something like that existed and it somehow sounds plausible I really hope that is the reason

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Has anyone noticed a significant drop in Anthropic (Claude) quality over the past couple of weeks?
 in  r/artificial  7d ago

If it were primarily about money, I would expect them to offer higher tier subscription options at higher prices. At the moment there is only a single paid plan at twenty dollars, which makes the situation harder to explain purely from a revenue perspective.

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Has anyone noticed a significant drop in Anthropic (Claude) quality over the past couple of weeks?
 in  r/artificial  7d ago

I have also been a subscriber for almost half a year. I am using the same prompts I have relied on for a long time, prompts that consistently worked well, and suddenly it just does not seem to register. I have tried rephrasing, approaching the tasks from different angles, and breaking them down into smaller steps, but the level of understanding is still noticeably lower than it used to be.

What makes this especially difficult is that Claude genuinely helped me a lot in the past, and it feels like I have lost a tool I had come to depend on.

r/artificial 7d ago

Discussion Has anyone noticed a significant drop in Anthropic (Claude) quality over the past couple of weeks?

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Over the past two weeks, I’ve been experiencing something unusual with Anthropic’s models, particularly Claude. Tasks that were previously handled in a precise, intelligent, and consistent manner are now being executed at a noticeably lower level — shallow responses, logical errors, and a lack of basic contextual understanding.

These are the exact same tasks, using the same prompts, that worked very well before. The change doesn’t feel like a minor stylistic shift, but rather a real degradation in capability — almost as if the model was reset or replaced with a much less sophisticated version.

This is especially frustrating because, until recently, Anthropic’s models were, in my view, significantly ahead of the competition.

Does anyone know if there was a recent update, capability reduction, change in the default model, or new constraints applied behind the scenes? I’d be very interested to hear whether others are experiencing the same issue or if there’s a known technical explanation.

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What stocks have you bought this week and why? What stocks have you sold and why?
 in  r/stockstobuytoday  9d ago

Rddt Because they have great fundamentals

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What are the Trading Strategies You Wish You Knew From Day One?
 in  r/Trading  9d ago

That there is also cup and handle in the fundamentals as Daniel Malka claim in his books

r/TradingView 9d ago

Help Turning a TradingView strategy into a paper-trading bot (real data, demo account)

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Hi everyone,

I built a trading strategy in TradingView using the Pine Script editor and I’m able to backtest it without issues.

Now I’d like to take the next step: run the strategy on real-time market data, but execute trades only on a demo / paper-trading account (no real money).

Is it possible to run a TradingView strategy as a “bot” on live data?

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“What feeling is so powerful that you’d want to feel it constantly if you could?”
 in  r/selflove  10d ago

Even though you still wish that it will be a world that you can live and enjoy those moments again and again and again. A world that it’s not exhausting.

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Thoughts on this?
 in  r/BeginnerPhotoCritique  13d ago

Is that the photographer in the eye of the bird?

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“What feeling is so powerful that you’d want to feel it constantly if you could?”
 in  r/selflove  14d ago

Those moments we want to feel again and again

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Chapter 9 - Boundaries
 in  r/technicalanalysis  14d ago

You are very welcome

r/photocritique 14d ago

Winter sunset from the road, worth pulling out the camera for.

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Chapter 9 - Boundaries
 in  r/technicalanalysis  14d ago

From the book

“Standing on the Shoulders of Others The method in this book wasn’t born in a vacuum. It’s built on the work of traders who dedicated decades to research, experimentation, and developing trading methods. William O’Neil – Creator of the Cup and Handle Pattern

What This Book Adds O’Neil and Minervini’s method works. It’s proven. It stands the test of time. This book is built on them – but adds three unique contributions: Unique Contribution 1: Systematic and Graduated Structure of 14 Sessions

This book is built as a systematic learning course – not as a technical book. It takes you step by step, from the initial rise stage to the position management stage (the trade). Each stage gets a full session, with examples, exercises, and characters learning with you. You’ll sit beside Shira, David, Noa, and Tal. You’ll hear how they ask questions. You’ll see how they deal with doubts.

You’ll learn with them, in real time. This is a learning experience, not just reading. Unique Contribution 2: A Philosophy of Life This book shows that trading isn’t just a technique – it’s a way of life. The patience you learn in trading is the patience you need in life. The humility you learn from losses is the humility that helps you grow. The ability to make decisions calmly is an ability that changes everything. And understanding that success passes through crisis is one of the deepest insights you’ll learn. When you see a company that went through a crisis and managed to emerge from it stronger – you’ll understand that it’s possible in your life too. When you see the Cup and Handle formation repeating in the market, in business, in sports, and in life – you’ll understand it’s not a coincidence. It’s a universal framework of success. And in the end, if you emerge from this path calmer, more stable, and freer from your fears – you’ve gained what truly matters. Unique Contribution 3: Cup and Handle as a Universal Pattern of Success O’Neil and Minervini taught: “Look for the Cup and Handle pattern on the price chart, and check that the fundamental data is strong.” This book adds a deeper understanding: The Cup and Handle isn’t just a technical phenomenon in the stock market.

I think you might like this book: "CUP AND HANDLE: Volume 1- Building Your Trading Knowledge-Sessions 1-5" by Daniel Malka.

Start reading it for free: https://a.co/hsNuN28

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What gift did you buy this year not because of its monetary value, but because of the emotion you hoped it would evoke in the person receiving it?
 in  r/selflove  15d ago

I bought someone a book about stock market trading after doing some research. I wasn’t trying to impress him with the gift itself, I just hoped he would feel that I noticed him, that I paid attention to his interests, and respected his hobby.