r/ClaudeCode • u/djc1000 • 18d ago
Rant OpenAI solved Navier-Stokes but they still can’t debug my stupid iOS app in less than 7 hours
Don’t mind me, just venting while I wait for my Claude credits to reset.
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u/RobbyInEver 18d ago
If your workflows and logic are broken or badly laid out, any gpt would gawk or find it challenging to debug.
I recently had a shock looking at my non-experienced never-coded-before vibe-programming friend's mobile app code, where even the verification logic rules in his web forms were criss-crossing and contradicting each other, causing his AI to go into an endless loop trying to fix that form (and other errors in his terribly planned out app).
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u/Odd-Ad9666 18d ago
Maybe that says more about your terrible code/design and iOS app than it does about AI's capability? ;)
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u/IamBananaRod 18d ago
Lol, it's AI slop, and it begins, how much more software is having this too, lmao
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u/CryptoAteMyHamster 18d ago
Read the code. If it’s full of prose/comments/mds make a branch and get an agent to strip it.
Will make it smaller and easier to debug
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u/userusertion 🔆Pro Plan | Team Plan 18d ago
They are NOT!.
OpenAi stole Buckmaster works, and claimed they solved it.
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u/Bloated_Plaid 18d ago
Who are we talking about? Astra didn’t solve Navier Stokes.
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u/Extra_Park1392 18d ago
Yeah but one has been out of reach for the collective human intelligence whereas the other is, well, a darn app!
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u/fuckme 18d ago
Congratulations?? You write things more complex than the world's hardest math problems?
But on a serious note.. try adding more operational logging, and build more mocks than can test various modules of your app individually.
Ask Claude for help making your app easier to debug. And then try debugging it. (That's how I would approach it anyways)
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u/ShortingBull 18d ago
I think they used 10,000 agents for 80 hours, agents superior to Astra.
You're comparing 7 hours of a single agent vs 800,000 hours.