>> The most annoying thing I've found is that they always assume I'm right. Not always. The other day I described the architecture of a file upload feature I h

>> The most annoying thing I've found is that they always assume I'm right. Not always. The other day I described the architecture of a file upload feature I have on my website. I then told Claude that I want to change it. The response stunned me: it said "actually, the current architecture is the most common method, and it has these strengths over the other [also well-known] method you're describing..." The question I asked it wasn't "explain the pros and cons of each approach" or even "should I change it". I had more or less made my decision and was just providing Claude with context. I really didn't expect a "what you have is the better way" type of answer.