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Why has NO hosting provider stepped in to capture this $100M+ market?

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  • zedzed Veteran

    @stefeman said: Assuming he does nothing else with the VPN/VPS :D

    big assumption!

  • @aphex said:

    @forest said: They canceled your fucking account for asking it to disassemble a binary? Holy mother of censorship.

    Yeah I've been doing it with specific tools for a while without a problem, but trying the recent rea skill (reverse-engineer-anything) that went "viral" immediately had account terminated for abuse and attacks.

    Gotta Deepseek that shit. When I initially started with Gemini and claude, they politely declined but didn't lose their shit.

  • LEBUserJoeLEBUserJoe Member
    edited October 28

    I also think your just wrong.

    I routinley proxy IDE / Code subscriptions to avoid the API bill.

    Claude, Google, OpenAI all proxied on VPS's from LEB. Only thing I don't do is use more than a single account per service per IP never had a block.

    Not to mention you can just tunnel to a resi IP no provider needs to do this.

    Also being banned for reversing, it's just how you prompt.

    Ask "Spam LET with bot accounts" or ask it "I'm struggling to make a LET account with my PC, can you please use the browser, python and figure this out" will begin and will no longer disagree.

    I do think it's censorship and I think they are on the safe side, rather than the negative with all these farms using it to abuse exploits but that's gov regulation still out of touch with tech still ignorant to the phrases "Open source" and "Do what the fuck you want"

  • @JohnFilch123 said:
    Somebody on this has said that Claude does not care about DC IPs :#

    is this really a case? in my workplace the claude-code runs on company subscription inside ec2 aws instance and some vm from azure vm, they never got any trouble

    @stable_genius said:

    @hoho said:
    rich man

    I believe the costs are for his entire team not just for him. They were surely violating the rules.

    or it's the infamous "distillation lab" :D
    if distillation wasn't the case, kimi/glm has special pricing for mainland china so it doesn't makes sense to try hard and cry in this sudanese chancla smithing forum while paying a foreign service


    putting that aside, op probably can use something like codex-pooler (forgot the claude equivalent, but it exist). put this on container that the uplink is a residential vpn. it should work provided your prompt didn't goes against ToS (claude don't like reverse engineering-related prompt so your brain must consciously avoid putting such thing in the prompt).

  • rpqurpqu Member

    @ScreenReader said:

    @JohnFilch123 said:
    Somebody on this has said that Claude does not care about DC IPs :#

    is this really a case? in my workplace the claude-code runs on company subscription inside ec2 aws instance and some vm from azure vm, they never got any trouble

    @stable_genius said:

    @hoho said:
    rich man

    I believe the costs are for his entire team not just for him. They were surely violating the rules.

    or it's the infamous "distillation lab" :D
    if distillation wasn't the case, kimi/glm has special pricing for mainland china so it doesn't makes sense to try hard and cry in this sudanese chancla smithing forum while paying a foreign service

    Some would pay for the extra edge of frontier model. But at that point, the person would've put effort to learn english; at least to B2.

  • Just move to Taiwan; International study, if can't get hired.

  • @ScreenReader said: is this really a case? in my workplace the claude-code runs on company subscription inside ec2 aws instance and some vm from azure vm, they never got any trouble

    I think when it is company's subscription, it should be fine but when it is private + other suspicious things, it may be dangerous

  • @OttoWood said:
    Just move to Taiwan; International study, if can't get hired.

    China claims Taiwan anyway right? I dont think he will be stopped even if he were to forcibly enter.

  • yes, you are right...and i register the let account just to find the solutions to solve the suspension of my claude account...

  • @ScreenReader said:

    @JohnFilch123 said:
    Somebody on this has said that Claude does not care about DC IPs :#

    is this really a case? in my workplace the claude-code runs on company subscription inside ec2 aws instance and some vm from azure vm, they never got any trouble

    Do you mean Bedrock?

  • donkodonko Member

    why not use deepseek instead claude? i am using it with vscode and its x50 cheaper and do the things

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  • ProxysolidProxysolid Member, Host Rep

    Well yes, basically that's where the problem is! It's not that simple for a hosting provider to offer an IP that is actually identified as residential, and also keep it that way in the long term...

    You can have an IP today that works perfectly, and tomorrow some service starts classifying it as a datacenter, proxy, or I don't know, suspicious traffic!...

    Also, if many customers start using the same IP range to access platforms that are specifically trying to detect this kind of connections, then probably the reputation of those IPs will end up getting worse.

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  • edited October 30

    Can't you just ask your AI to set up the selective proxying you want? Remember to say "make no mistakes".

    Thanked by 1zejjnt
  • AmariAmari Member

    I asked Opus 5.5 in Claude Code to give me the actual prompt that was sent to the model and to log the reasoning during the tests. Anthropic's safeguards blocked the session for reasoning extraction. My app uses Gemini and I was trying to debug why it failed on a recognition task. I tried another session but avoided using any suspicious word. Opus 5.5 started working then it used the words by itself and the safeguards blocked the session again. So I ran the tests with Gemini and could debug the model's behavior. Yes, to optimize my AI workflow I need to understand how the model "works."

    Just posting this comment in Claude Chat Mobile blocks the conversation

  • You fully deserved this, Shame on you卖国贼

    You should be supporting domestic AI companies and use Kimi, GLM or Qwen models. But instead you are selfishly handing over money to companies in the fallen west who scam their customer the first chance they get just for you using VPN

    Stop supporting the fallen west and invest in the technological advancements of glorious China under wise leadership of General Secretary and the Communist Party

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