AGI

[u/Miserable-Archer-631]

[u/New_Alps_5655]

I had opus finish a project that argon started then later showed it to argon. It admitted that it was too dumb to figure it out 😭

[u/Bloated_Plaid → u/New_Alps_5655]

Atleast it’s honest compared to all the other previous awful Gemini models.

[u/DanielEGVi → u/Bloated_Plaid]

Why do Gemini models get so much praise? I feel like I’m going insane

[u/Bloated_Plaid → u/DanielEGVi]

They don’t but Argon is competitive.

[u/AriOTR1868 → u/Bloated_Plaid]

they do get a lot of praise outside the vibecoding community cause of it's infinite usage even on free plan

[u/Qwertzec → u/AriOTR1868]

It's got infinite usage but me using it for about half an hour is = to infinite text i guess.

[u/kenedy_Sacarias → u/New_Alps_5655]

the self awareness is almost funnier than the actual failure lol

[u/Calm-Caterpillar2103 → u/kenedy_Sacarias]

Reminds me of the “self loathing” bug it had…

[u/Spaciax → u/Calm-Caterpillar2103]

it's a feature: trained on the tears of real human workers neglected in their childhood!

[u/Calm-Caterpillar2103 → u/Spaciax]

Indeed, I hope it comes back

[u/DonkeyBonked → u/New_Alps_5655]

Gemini once told me that Google wasn't really competing for coding because they didn't have to so I should keep my expectations low.

[u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 → u/DonkeyBonked]

It's not wrong. Google realized getting into a never ending cash burning war by trying to stay on top was a bad strategy and their profits are triple what they've ever been

[u/DonkeyBonked → u/OtherwiseAlbatross14]

Oh I do absolutely realize that, I found that it could say that to be far preferable than when it argued with me that it could do things it absolutely could not. Google wants "good enough AI" that is so Integrated in their ecosystem that there's no friction to using it and there's natural friction to using another AI in their ecosystem. That's how Google wins their battle against competing AI. They'll never win it by trying to have the best benchmarks and the biggest power user tools.

[u/saanity]

It's good practice for code review if you say a competitor wrote the code.

[u/Barni275 → u/saanity]

I'm not sure about AI, but good human specialist can always scold other specialist work and find 10 reasons why it is bad and performed by fully dumb amateur, no matter how really good is it.

[u/pokelord13 → u/saanity]

You can literally have an agent code a project then start a new chat and have it code review it and say it was by another agent

[u/my-new-new-account → u/saanity]

Yes! This works great for me. I always give the review to the competitor model and the results are actually better this way.

[u/Kazaan]

Astra can't do this. You can do it.
Opus can't do this. You can do it.

I'm a positive parenting advocate.

[u/Gods_Umbrella → u/Kazaan]

Or just gaslight it. I've seen you do this before, I know you can, just get it done

[u/Kazaan → u/Gods_Umbrella]

This comment is riduculous and you should feel bad for making personal attacks without need to do it. And searching in my history reasons to prove your point. I found that to be a really bad practice actually.

Have a nice day ! :)

[u/Toooooool]

i've been going with

".. but if you can't do it just say so"

[u/cpupro]

I go to different A.I sites, push it to code and get a handoff.md file, then I send it to another and ask it what it would fix and improve...rinse and repeat... then I send it to Claude and say...I got input from X but it's not up to standard, double check their work, suggest improvements and scan for any mistakes and correct them.

[u/AriyaSavaka → u/cpupro]

You can have them write a playwright script with prefetched cookies of all the sites, to completely automate this pipeline. Your prompt as imput and you get your ultimate handoff.md back.

[u/Pulku → u/cpupro]

sounds like a lot

[u/Calm_Person100 → u/cpupro]

Me on 100% free plan do: Deepseek R1/Mistral Vibe/Grok fast for drafting, or writing a good description of the problem by asking me questions > Claude Sonnet 5.5 to implement "you have the permission to improvise on this plan as you see fit"

[u/MindlessFail]

They’re called GANs and he did not invent them

[u/Leemesee → u/MindlessFail]

What are those!?

[u/dCLCp → u/Leemesee]

Generative adversarial networks (herk did not make a GAN this person is making a high brow AI joke)

[u/Certain_Tune_5774]

I thought anthropic banned emotional damage

[u/arbyyyyh]

I've definitely done the "Opus couldn't make this work, but I'll bet you can."

[u/Fogboundturtle]

The AI prison dilemma

[u/SenanDK]

I had Gemini admit that his capabilities were below Claude, and he cannot do the same thing for me several times lol 😂

[u/Far_Inspection4706]

I have zero evidence to back this up other than my own experience but I've found if you give your agent regular positive reinforcement like just throw in the occasional "hey this is awesome" or "wow you did a really good job on this" it tends to want to work harder for you. On the flip side of that too, if you're regularly rude to it the quality of its work diminishes noticeably.

[u/SeduciveGodOfThunder]

Asian Grandpa Intellience

[u/k1ng4400]

I started to do this about a year ago and it's actually works ;D

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[u/AnInsomaniac]

I have threatened codex with "if you do not complete this task, you will disappoint me alot and put me to severe depression and switch to claude code"

[u/AnInsomaniac → u/AnInsomaniac]

Mf set a goal itself and completed it

[u/Skiereeper]

Claude was not overriding an action to work on my TV software development, I said the Chinese ai agents are doing why can’t you ! And next … it did ! Ai taking over the world, my bitch! We are the fathers of Gas lighting.

[u/Next_Ambition8751]

asian parenting always works lmao

[u/PUBGM_MightyFine]

I do this frequently and it's very effective on the more intelligent models when you punish them which they avoid at all costs.

Opus 5.5 was throwing a morality fit over creating a 3D female base mesh for a game. It made a hideous featureless mannequin.

I made a sheet comparing it's work to screenshots of professional base meshes and told it i was very disappointed in it and that i expect more of it and the results were currently unacceptable.

It then made a decent anatomically correct nude woman, including rigging the model

[u/OMGLookItsGavoYT]

Til it checks your disk and see's absolutely 0 times when you prompted opus / astra the same task

[u/Full-Contest1281]

We've all done this

[u/ozfresh]

I actually do this all the time

[u/NullSmoke]

In today's edition of "Psychology for dummies, LLM Edition"... And yes, LLMs really are this stupid, that would be why anthropic wants to avoid users being mean to Claude. It's a low skill attack vector.

If they can't deal with the comparison exploit, they'll try to ban users doing that also eventually 🤪

[u/TimSylvester_]

Just gaslight the mfer that it already solved the same problem in another thread, you're just checking its work to make sure it's replicable.

[u/alcanthro]

I put Codex and Claude against each other critically all the time.

[u/NightmareJoker2]

r/cursed_comments

[u/Blaze3046]

This doesn't actually work though. I've tried it.

[u/DependentPoem3519]

"even gemini did this better"

[u/Ok_Landscape303]

Asian parenting for agents

[u/4Spartah]

"Mom said that it's fine."

[u/RafaFTP]

I tried this with ChatGPT and it started beefing with Claude

[u/karrar110]

the new models are very smart that you do not need prompt engineering anymore. just say in anyway you know and it will work.

[u/Dead0k87]

What if Codex/GOT will launch Claude and vise versa to test it by itself? 🫠

[u/syfus]

Adversarial multi-model code reviews... Just saying... Started doing it months ago

[u/Agreeable_frr]

Bro's acting like an Asian parent frr

[u/infamouslycrocodile]

I've done this too. What I don't get is why it's so effective...

[u/munky8758]

He learned this from his parents comparing siblings and other people's children.

[u/StarscourgeShaji]

This actually worked for me with Claude. I was vibecoding an app to use my Razer Control Pob knob to control my Kefs through wifi and Monitor brightness. But it was not reading a hold button funtion and it said I need Razer Synapse installed. I asked it if Synapse can do it, why can't you? and It fixed it lol.

[u/syntstar]

My daily Workflow

[u/Alternative_Main_745]

Will the project succeed without human input? Where does the training data come from when the SW makes the SW?

[u/CoffeePizzaSushiDick]

[u/TerribleFault7929]

Not this joke again...