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I wouldn’t recommend that (after having tried it for a while). It is very easy to get the impression that the changes are sound, because on their own they look

by manmal 10mo ago

I wouldn’t recommend that (after having tried it for a while). It is very easy to get the impression that the changes are sound, because on their own they look good. But often when looking at the final result in a git diff tool, the holes and workarounds become way more noticeable.

binarin 10mo ago
You've missed a lot sarcasm in that statement. claude-code rendering pipeline often goes awry, and start scrolling back and forward very fast, causing insane flickering. They have some explanation in https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/769#issuecomment-3667315590 https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/769#issueco... describing that they've made that tradeoff in the name of native terminal experience (instead of learning per-program shortcuts/etc). Funnily enough, before reading their reasoning, I thought that the whole rendering pipeline was badly vibe-coded.