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I use Claude at work, Codex for personal development. Claude is marginally better. Both are moderately useful depending on the context. I don't trust any of t
by surgical_fire 9mo ago
I use Claude at work, Codex for personal development.
Claude is marginally better. Both are moderately useful depending on the context.
I don't trust any of them (I also have no trust in Google nor in X). Those are all evil companies and the world would be better if they disappeared.
- fullstackchris 9mo agogoogle is "evil" ok buddy i mean what clown show are we living in at this point - claims like this simply running rampant with 0 support or references
- anonym29 9mo agoThey literally removed "don't be evil" from their internal code of conduct. That wasn't even a real binding constraint, it was simply a social signalling mechanism. They aren't even willing to uphold the symbolic social fiction of not being evil. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don't_be_evil https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don't_be_evil Google, like Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, etc were, and still are, proud partners of the US intelligence community. That same US IC that lies to congress, kills people based on metadata, murders civilians, suppresses democracy, and is currently carrying out violent mass round-ups and deportations of harmless people, including women and children.
- sowbug 9mo agoThey removed that phrase because everyone was getting tired of internet commentary like "rounded corners? whatever happened to don't be evil, Google?"
- iamdelirium 9mo agoDon't be evil was never removed. It was just moved to the bottom. https://abc.xyz/investor/board-and-governance/google-code-of-conduct/ https://abc.xyz/investor/board-and-governance/google-code-of...
- holoduke 9mo agoWhat about companies in general? I mean US companies? Aren't they all google like or worse?
- surgical_fire 9mo agoSome are more evil than others.