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Users are reporting that Claude Pro's session token cap is being exhausted after just a few prompts, indicating the limit system is broken.
Matt Pocock argues that 1 million token context windows are a gimmick and suggests sticking to the first 150K tokens for better results.
An opinion piece arguing that larger token windows in models like Claude do not equate to better long-term memory; true memory requires structure, summarization, and retrieval beyond context size.
The article criticizes the lack of transparency in AI token usage and pricing, arguing that providers like Claude and Cursor intentionally keep consumption vague to obscure costs and encourage upgrades.
Claude AI has doubled token limits across all plans, allowing users to create more content.
A detailed evaluation of Deepseek V4's 1M token context window across production codebases reveals optimal performance at 150-250k tokens, with degradation past 300k and significant latency in reasoning mode. The model exhibits high hallucination rates on unknown tasks, requiring validation layers for production use.