idk if it is serious or not, but it is what I saw in indeed newsletter today.

  • cub Gucci@lemmy.today
    0·
    5 months ago

    I am genuinely trying to keep up with things, but what I see is completely different from what you’ve been describing

    1. My recent experience with launching a swarm (3-4 Claude opus agents) ended up with a fiasco: a simple task ate $15-20 Claude credits in less than ten minutes. Looks indeed like science fiction, but doesn’t produce anything

    2. In my current role as a team lead, I had to review a lot of code and I do what I haven’t ever done: decline the whole PRs as they contain a lot of architectural changes that complexify the system in order to achieve the goal.

    3. I write much less code with Claude code these days, mostly because I don’t trust it and have to recheck every single scenario. I trust junior engineer in our team more than I trust this instrument.

    • pixxelkick@lemmy.world
      11·
      5 months ago

      I am vastly prefering copilot over claude, using sonnet 4.5~4.6 for most tasks and then pulling out opus as “the big guns” for tougher stuff sonnet cant handle easy

      Copilot is only costing me ~$28 a month, which gets me 1500 premium requests per month

      If you set up your flows well, 1 premium request is an entire session, so Im only paying like 2.4 cents for 20 minutes of work