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In my day to day tasks the only models that actually do what I want are the antrophic ones all other ones just fall flat on their face most of the time and end up creating more work than antrophic models.
I wonder if it's because I tend to abuse my models and constantly tell them that they're stupid
Reading the comments and posts about both Claude Code and Codex on Reddit (and often hacker news), it’s hard to imagine they’re not extremely astroturfed. There seems to be constant stream of not terribly interesting or unique “my Claude code/codex success story” blog posts that mange to solicit so many upvotes.
Reading the comments and posts about both Claude Code and Codex on Reddit (and often hacker news), it’s hard to imagine they’re not extremely astroturfed. There seems to be constant stream of not terribly interesting or unique “my Claude code/codex success story” blog posts that mange to solicit so many upvotes.
for me I don't understand codex the same way I don't understand gemini. In my day to day tasks the only models that actually do what I want are the antrophic ones all other ones just fall flat on their face most of the time and end up creating more work than antrophic models. I wonder if it's because I tend to abuse my models and constantly tell them that they're stupid
Is Aider done for?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I’ll tell you something. I love working with Claude. It’s enthusiastic, it’s nice, it’ll give you suggestions. It’s an all around pleasant experience. I hate working with codex. It feels like a machine. You tell it to do something, and it just does it. No pretension at being human, or enthusiastic, or anything really. But codex almost always does it right. And the comments are right, I never run into random usage lim…
Personally I prefer Codex's less-chatty nature nice. I prefer to save my human emotions for humans.
I'm still using cursor and it seems fine. What does CC and Codex offer that's so much better than Cursor. Idgi
https://github.com/pchalasani/claude-code-tools
Now my work on a project often spans multiple sessions of these agents. So I use a session-finder and resume/dump tool (also in that repo). I often ask Claude or codex to extract all useful details from a jsonl session log file so I can continue the work.