Razengan

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by Razengan 7mo ago
And nobody has ever bought anything just because of an ad. You either already knew about shit through some other way or you were going to buy it anyway. Only people downvoting this will be the ones who perpetuate this Emperor With No Clothe
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by Razengan 7mo ago
Oh my god, why Why do they have to have that "I'm special" syndrome and do everything weirdly
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by Razengan 7mo ago
Does Claude not respect AGENTS.md? I love how seamless and intuitive Codex is in comparison: ~/AGENTS.md < project/AGENTS.md < project/subfolder/AGENTS.override.md Meanwhile Claude doesn't even see that I aske
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by Razengan 7mo ago
Oh man I wish I could have cool friends
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by Razengan 7mo ago
> we want to keep free and logged-out access available for more users. And THANK YOU for that! Being able to use ChatGPT and Grok without signing in is a big part of why I like those services over Gemini etc. Hell, dummy Claude won&#x2
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by Razengan 7mo ago
OH MY FN GOD, Claude isn't even respecting my AGENTS.md and other instructions! Codex does it seamlessly. Just right NOW it generated GDScript code with SPACES instead of TABS for indentation despite me explicitly asking for tabs and e
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by Razengan 7mo ago
"Government gives citizens a win by allowing them to breathe air."
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by Razengan 7mo ago
Are you being dumb on purpose and ignoring the rest of the shit I said or just fanboying for Anthropic? Claude's AI. itself. is. trash. Their UI/UX makes it worse. The constant fanboying/paid PR around it makes it the worst.
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by Razengan 7mo ago
There are many dogs now It's like the Gremlins
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by Razengan 7mo ago
Oh a while ago everything bad that happened to or in the US was the fault of Russians, now I guess it's gonna be Iranians.
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by Razengan 7mo ago
Oh my fuck, I was led to believe that the Codex Mac app was native. Codex itself said so. Google also said so but now it says different. Codex definitely "feels" more native than Claude: Proper menus etc, like when you right-click
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by Razengan 7mo ago
I posted a more detailed report in case you can't see it in your thread view: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47541369 and other comments further back in my history > none of their issues warrant a tantrum on
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by Razengan 7mo ago
Maybe you haven't tried any other AI product with an actual preexisting project. Or blindly trust every BS Claude feeds you. I haven't had any such frustrations with Codex Claude is specially annoying because of their submarining
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by Razengan 7mo ago
I still don't trust any AI enough to generate or edit code, except for some throwaway experiments, because every time I tried it's been inefficient or too verbose or just plain wrong. I use it for reviewing existing code, specific
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by Razengan 7mo ago
"There's no such thing as astroturfing." ok I use Codex regularly and Claude is shit in comparison, from its constant "Oops you're right!!" backtracking to its crap Electron app (if their AI is so good why ca
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by Razengan 7mo ago
Claude Code has been bleh or meh at best in my experience. There's so many posts on HN fawning about it lately that it could only be a guerrilla marketing campaign.
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by Razengan 7mo ago
This. I couldn't have been the only one noticing this uncanny frequency in fluff specifically praising Claude instead of AI coding in general. Now it's just becoming blatant
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by Razengan 7mo ago
The Claude desktop app is way worse than the Codex desktop app Even the AI itself is goofy. So many false positives during reviews immediately backtracked with "You're right, I'm sorry" in the next response. It seems lik
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by Razengan 7mo ago
> I really dislike Apple’s choice to clutter macOS Tahoe’s menus with icons. > It makes menus hard to scan I disagree, I like them, and I'm glad there's an option With billions of users, it doesn't make sense to off
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by Razengan 7mo ago
For a split second I read that as Super Mario shares
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by Razengan 7mo ago
I had a taxi driver ask me for help with their Android phone after their kid did something and now their phone kept getting ads every 5 minutes in every app no matter what they were doing
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by Razengan 8mo ago
It also seemingly broke removing Safari cookies on a per website basis, something I often used to stop Google's scummy tracking across all their services if you just want to sign into YouTube.
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Their expendability in getting the first few dungeons over with so I can farm enough starter gear to outfit my actual long-term party with.
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Opposite for me: Claude has been schizophrenic and just wasting my time with red herrings while Codex has been saving time. I use both just for code/logic review, for 2D Godot games, never for generating or editing code. After asking C
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by Razengan 8mo ago
These "official" privacy features tend to end up being hollow masquerades when the providers inevitably capitulate to other corporations and authoritarian countries. Like Apple's iCloud Private Relay not working in China, UAE
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by Razengan 8mo ago
I would have loved if Guybrush vs LeChuck were just something in the background lore, and you were an actual nobody pirate just hanging out with random characters like Kate Capsize, Stan, and all the other quirky one-shot NPCs and have side
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Around 8 months or so of using ChatGPT/Codex, Claude, Grok & Gemini, I've found ChatGPT and Grok to be the best overall. Claude often gets API and logic wrong and tries way too hard to "impress": When asked to genera
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by Razengan 8mo ago
God, I wish a new modern game would capture the essence of Monkey Island, which for me was the ISLANDS themselves. I didn't care much about the actual main story, Ron Gilbert was never serious about the story anyway (and he coldly mu
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Claude is terrible. I've been using Codex for a few months and decided to give Opus a try and see how it is. After asking it to review a single file in a simple platformer game, it goes: > Coyote jump fires in the wrong direction (
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by Razengan 8mo ago
Exhausting in a GOOD way! I've been using Codex to review my existing Godot components framework at [0] and the project's modularity suits AI well: It can focus on one file/subsystem at a time. I don't use it to generate

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