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> It already has been proven that LLM's can maintain such codebases. Is it? Seems like bugs in Claude Code are getting out of hands. That project has a bit mor
by nicce 5mo ago
> It already has been proven that LLM's can maintain such codebases.
Is it? Seems like bugs in Claude Code are getting out of hands. That project has a bit more lifetime.
- sibeliuss 5mo agoIs it that, or is it just that every software developer, enterprise, dev and non-dev alike has their eyes on Claude Code as the most popular software project ever? Software in general has tons of bugs. People need to understand scale here, and what this looks like in practice. They're doing an incredible job given the circumstances.
- nicoburns 5mo ago> Claude Code as the most popular software project ever I don't think that's true? The likes of Chrome, Linux, curl, sqlite, etc, are much more widely used.
- sibeliuss 5mo agoI'm not being literal. Revolutionary technology arrives on the scene, is extremely visible, changes a whole industry and frankly creates an entirely new economy. All eyes on Anthropic. They don't get enough credit for being right in the middle of a revolution, yet still managing to ship something that largely works incredibly well, because this thing is a workhorse.
- rrvsh 5mo agoThey don't get enough credit? Anthropic is making an insane amount of money. More popular software projects have made exponentially less and have received even less media attention/fame/whatever metric you might use to define success.