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Hi. Do you guys have internal degradation tests?
by hu3 9mo ago
Hi. Do you guys have internal degradation tests?
- awestroke 9mo ago[flagged]
- stbtrax 9mo agoI assume so to make sure that they're rendering at 60FPS
- conception 9mo agoYou joke but having CC open in the terminal hits 10% on my gpu to render the spinning thinking animation for some reason. Switch out of the terminal tab and gpu drops back to zero.
- gpm 9mo agoThat sounds like an issue with your terminal more than an issue with CC...
- Woshiwuja 9mo ago[dead]
- conception 9mo agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46819744 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46819744
- gpm 9mo agoI'm not saying CC doesn't have issues and curious design decisions - but your terminal should only be rendering (at most) a single window of characters every frame no matter what. CC shouldn't be capable of making that take 10% of a modern GPU regardless of what CC does.
- conception 9mo ago¯\_(ツ)_/¯ just vscode plus claude in the terminal on win10.
- reissbaker 9mo agoSurely you mean 6fps
- easygenes 9mo agoHe doesn't: https://x.com/trq212/status/2014051501786931427 https://x.com/trq212/status/2014051501786931427
- derrida 9mo agoAh, the hell site, no click.
- replwoacause 9mo agoDon't link out to x, its trash
- cebert 9mo agoDepends on who you follow
- stavros 9mo agoWhat? Technology has stopped making sense to me. Drawing a UI with React and rasterizing it to ANSI? Are we competing to see what the least appropriate use of React is? Are they really using React to draw a few boxes of text on screen? I'm just flabbergasted.
- xpe 9mo agoThere is more than meets the eye for sure. I recently compared a popular TUI library in Go (Bubble Tea) to the most popular Rust library (Ratatui). They use significantly different approaches for rendering. From what I can tell, neither is insane. I haven’t looked to see what Claude Code uses.
- TZubiri 9mo agoIt's AI all the way down But it's very subsidizes when compared to API tokens, so we are all being paid by VCs to write prompts actually.
- trq_ 9mo agoYes, we do but harnesses are hard to eval, people use them across a huge variety of tasks and sometimes different behaviors tradeoff against each other. We have added some evals to catch this one in particular.
- bushbaba 9mo agoI’d wager probably not. It’s not like reliability is what will get them marketshare. And the fast pace of industry makes such foundational tech hard to fund