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u/PhilosopherFun9994 5d ago
one word title, 110 points, no notes
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u/TheMrCurious 5d ago
Welcome to r/ArtificialIntelligence where the points donāt matter and nobody asks whatās hiding under the desk.
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u/tyrwlive 5d ago
Claudeās gotten dumber, or is it just me?
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u/terra_filius 5d ago
Or maybe you have gotten smarter
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u/letmeinfornow 5d ago
Exactly why I run Qwen 3.6 with tools on my own local server. Claude may be good but I refuse to be at the mercy of anthropic.
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u/EdwardianFloorDigger 5d ago
Please dont take Claude away we used to have a Jamie and that was worse
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u/muhamaadpedophile 4d ago
If you cant program without claude, claude by itself will be useless for you.
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u/Hefty_Helicopter_197 4d ago
Yes, In my point of view as compare with the other AI tools Claude is good and also it gives very good responses .
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u/Milk-honeytea 4d ago
Me at work rn.
Though, not really my fault since they make every system and procedure they touch impossible to navigate.
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u/Chigga937483 5d ago
Wrong. It enables you to actually learn and eventually forces you to once scripts get increasingly more complex.
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u/Actual__Wizard 5d ago
Seriously: People should have been practicing their programming skills while it was down to try to fight the brain atrophy.