[snet0]

To say that a model won't solve a problem is unfair. Claude Code, with Opus 4.5, has solved plenty of problems for me.

If you expect it to do everything perfectly, you're thinking about it wrong. If you can't get it to do anything perfectly, you're using it wrong.

[jacquesm]

That means you're probably asking it to do very simple things.

[baq]

I can confidently say that anecdotally you’re completely wrong, but I’ll also allow a very different definition of ‘simple’ and/or attempting to use an unpopular environment as a valid anecdotal counterpoint.

[camdenreslink]

Sometimes you do need to (as a human) break down a complex thing into smaller simple things, and then ask the LLM to do those simple things. I find it still saves some time.

[djeastm]

Possibly, but a lot of value comes from doing very simple things faster.

[snet0]

If you define "simple thing" as "thing an AI can't do", then yes. Everyone just shifts the goalposts in these conversations, it's infuriating.