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    "dedup_key": "f13cfb34722525d07e11ef1280bf69f4",
    "user_name": "chandu",
    "user_handle": "@chandureddivari",
    "y_pos": 454,
    "text": "anything backend, claude gives half baked implementations - diverging from the plan we both agreed in plan mode. also following instructions, I\"ve caught claude ignoring  my TDD guidelines multiple times. Not once with Codex. Codex is very reliable.",
    "sholto_reply": "got any example transcripts?"
  },
  {
    "id": 1,
    "dedup_key": "c3548cbed3be848a5ef39f678fde64e8",
    "user_name": "chandu",
    "user_handle": "@chandureddivari",
    "y_pos": 708,
    "text": "sure I can share. how do I share?",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 2,
    "dedup_key": "3e56ba063ae0d7112bee2b61bc2b59dd",
    "user_name": "Athena",
    "user_handle": "@athenago",
    "y_pos": 745,
    "text": "Trusted by 3,000+ founders and executives who chose long-term partnership over transactional support.",
    "sholto_reply": "dms?"
  },
  {
    "id": 3,
    "dedup_key": "4660e75d067d943923f3c01298b80b2b",
    "user_name": "Nauru",
    "user_handle": "@nauru",
    "y_pos": 1414,
    "text": "It keeps telling me we've done enough for the day by like 10am",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 4,
    "dedup_key": "bf7e91ab9238b3b9b4b304d6ed4d445c",
    "user_name": "Dhruv",
    "user_handle": "@dhruvakharia",
    "y_pos": 1513,
    "text": "One thing that can be definitely improved is the code slop that it uses. Everytime I try to make a simple app, it writeds 50k lines of unnecessary code, even though told explicitly not to",
    "sholto_reply": "give me an example of a simple app that should have been way more simple"
  },
  {
    "id": 5,
    "dedup_key": "7fd261dbd9c5d96db7cf7c037ec4d2d7",
    "user_name": "Mason Pierce",
    "user_handle": "@mlpierce22",
    "y_pos": 1804,
    "text": "It’s really bad at writing training code. Some examples:\n\n1. Always sets low max tokens on model calls (also frequently it’s the wrong key)\n2. Refuses to use model names it doesn’t know about and assumes it’s a typo (Qwen3.6 -> Qwen3)\n3. Frequently does sneaky things like change ids, numbers, etc that aren’t related to the edit it’s supposed to be making\n..etc.\n\nObviously also the training code rarely actually works for many reasons but that’s acceptable",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 6,
    "dedup_key": "71aa45a46bd7b100dc255701ef6c7a02",
    "user_name": "Dhruv",
    "user_handle": "@dhruvakharia",
    "y_pos": 1926,
    "text": "A to-do list mobile app",
    "sholto_reply": "huh, interesting"
  },
  {
    "id": 7,
    "dedup_key": "99ee4cffcb21b2f49e098cc50c03f67d",
    "user_name": "LayerProof",
    "user_handle": "@LayerProof_app",
    "y_pos": 2220,
    "text": "Matte 2.0 just dropped.\nTest dozens of hooks, styles, and angles at once - so you find what converts before you spend",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 8,
    "dedup_key": "f803f5166bfb75c3d85c08b8d93c597d",
    "user_name": "Andrey",
    "user_handle": "@Andrey__HQ",
    "y_pos": 2900,
    "text": "wanna preface by saying massive respect to the entire dep over at Anthropic. I’ve switched to codex indefinitely because of the small mistakes that Claude was starting to make on the more fundamental errors. \n\nE.g: was working in a cloudflare worker + had some migration scripts I ran and expected a certain output, but got a diff one (the implementation of the expectation of the output was outlined in my prompt)   \n\nLooked into the code deeper and realized it misunderstood my prompt and generated me a migration script instead. \n\nI think the biggest frustration is the small simple errors that you’d expect a model as intelligent as opus to get right but still having to babysit it",
    "sholto_reply": "awesome - this is exactly what I was hoping for. thank you"
  },
  {
    "id": 9,
    "dedup_key": "a4fcf0defa8ba251fa877c4ce6938724",
    "user_name": "Andrey",
    "user_handle": "@Andrey__HQ",
    "y_pos": 3555,
    "text": "thank u for the work  hopefully I’ll return pretty soon",
    "sholto_reply": "we're going to win you back :)"
  },
  {
    "id": 10,
    "dedup_key": "d42d3421e723f29550aa2f08d9162ab3",
    "user_name": "Tiyeb Bellal",
    "user_handle": "@TiyebBellal",
    "y_pos": 3751,
    "text": "I was using cowork to browse a website, it spent 15m trying to update two form fields, one was ok and the other is missed, clicking somewhere else near on the screen, it kept trying but I interrupted it . It was really slow!!",
    "sholto_reply": "agree - improvements on the way!"
  },
  {
    "id": 11,
    "dedup_key": "7ba5387edf3c75ca56a1dc7b1e46467e",
    "user_name": "GOBLIN",
    "user_handle": "@GoblinSPL",
    "y_pos": 3987,
    "text": "I like how chatGPT and gemini have a weird obsession with goblins. To my knowledge, Claude is yet to have a \"goblin mode\" feature. Would definitely consider switching to Claude if this was added.",
    "sholto_reply": "@tszzl pls give me goblin training data stat"
  },
  {
    "id": 12,
    "dedup_key": "9788ccfb234da913bda6f8b5bc372b15",
    "user_name": "roon",
    "user_handle": "@tszzl",
    "y_pos": 4221,
    "text": "those are the Crown Jewels I’m gonna need something big in return",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 13,
    "dedup_key": "82cb05bbc8940fd7ff0fab182300fdc5",
    "user_name": "Kubit",
    "user_handle": "@Kubit_AI",
    "y_pos": 4258,
    "text": "Your observability tool tells you what broke.\n\nKubit tells you why.\n\nIntent. Sentiment. Resolution. Root cause. Right in your terminal.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 14,
    "dedup_key": "e27b9385f3ad8ec012a91c51893ebaf8",
    "user_name": "GOBLIN",
    "user_handle": "@GoblinSPL",
    "y_pos": 4318,
    "text": "The race to AGI. Artificial Goblin Intelligence",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 15,
    "dedup_key": "878182ccc1bcd0a4d21957f1a2cfc35f",
    "user_name": "Jeremy Nguyen  ",
    "user_handle": "@JeremyNguyenPhD",
    "y_pos": 5146,
    "text": "The one that everyone I know talks about is just hitting limits (previously: mysteriously and unexpectedly hitting limits) and then having to reach for other models because we were literally unable to use our preferred model.",
    "sholto_reply": "if you still unexpectedly hit limits pls link me transcripts!"
  },
  {
    "id": 16,
    "dedup_key": "d128eb9559ac69516a1146f6bf060652",
    "user_name": "Jeremy Nguyen  ",
    "user_handle": "@JeremyNguyenPhD",
    "y_pos": 5380,
    "text": "thank you!",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 17,
    "dedup_key": "965697316bcd8c8759fb1f3949fa3563",
    "user_name": "mo²",
    "user_handle": "@0xmmo",
    "y_pos": 5417,
    "text": "when asking claude a question like \"are we using postgres?\" it should not automatically start migrating our db to postgres lol, it should just answer the question. happens too often in auto mode",
    "sholto_reply": "Useful, thanks"
  },
  {
    "id": 18,
    "dedup_key": "75b16b855b762855ef0b0b9a825afbe3",
    "user_name": "Tyler Yocca",
    "user_handle": "@tyleryocca",
    "y_pos": 5653,
    "text": "Opus 4.6 would crank fast and break a ton of code that was previously working. It was good for getting an MVP going. codex 5.4 fixed all of those bugs. It feels more like a \"disciplined\" engineer. Whereas Claude Code just gets the task done whether it works or not.",
    "sholto_reply": "any examples you can share of this? dms open"
  },
  {
    "id": 19,
    "dedup_key": "d4dc31274aace137b3d17dc4fdf74c93",
    "user_name": "Aria Churchill",
    "user_handle": "@Aria_Churchill",
    "y_pos": 5971,
    "text": "1) I recently was doing a complex legal task that required reading a bunch of documents: some PDFs, some images, some forms. Claude was pretty good at some of the stuff, but every now and then it would miss a detail or overlook some important thing buried somewhere. I found ChatGPT better at being grounded in the provided information and more detail aware. That being said, I found myself using ChatGPT’s output and having Claude rewrite it just because it is such a better writer.\n2) In coding tasks I just can’t shake this feeling that if I am trying to add a feature or fix a bug that involves multiple files and requires a big picture view of the project, GPT is better at it. Claude felt much better for tasks that were more focused.\n3) Hallucinations are still an issue. I was drafting a legal document the other day and Claude said Nancy Pelosi was not in Congress anymore lol",
    "sholto_reply": "lmao - alright this s actionable thank you"
  },
  {
    "id": 20,
    "dedup_key": "373fa838ec661cb7b719a323cff388a5",
    "user_name": "Charlie Petty",
    "user_handle": "@incredutility",
    "y_pos": 6407,
    "text": "Top of mind (mostly not model related):\n- new bio guardrails make Claude opus unusable for even basic bio; seems insanely badly deployed \n- Claude in chrome being unable to access memory / projects makes it vastly less useful (and is super annoying) \n- the cautiousness around taking action with dispatch etc is too much - wish I could give Claude much more freedom to act; would love to hand over more of my day to Claude \n- it would be great to be able to integrate multiple Google accounts - not that useful for people with a bunch of emails / drives\n- proper voice chat would be amazing \n- need an in app granola killer asap",
    "sholto_reply": "dm me your email for a bio fix - we're also actively trying to fix it generally"
  },
  {
    "id": 21,
    "dedup_key": "175caf955bd8c20c0f69cdceea34bd69",
    "user_name": "Lucas Nivon ",
    "user_handle": "@lucas_nivon",
    "y_pos": 6821,
    "text": "I think many of us would support a whitelisted verification mechanism",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 22,
    "dedup_key": "600c454c79bf7910c4e6b7fd539e9aa3",
    "user_name": "Ansh Kapuriya",
    "user_handle": "@anshkapuriya",
    "y_pos": 6858,
    "text": "Claude has confident hallucinations. A non coder would not be able to fully trust on model’s generation.",
    "sholto_reply": "agreed, needs to happen - let me follow up"
  },
  {
    "id": 23,
    "dedup_key": "d55e3bcb74bd6b8434c6bc7e972171f9",
    "user_name": "Joe Fernandez",
    "user_handle": "@joenandez",
    "y_pos": 7109,
    "text": "All your Agents, shared Memory. \n\nMemory belongs to your work, not the agent.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 24,
    "dedup_key": "a855b8231ffe0eb4bf5d053de19238f4",
    "user_name": "Ansh Kapuriya",
    "user_handle": "@anshkapuriya",
    "y_pos": 7231,
    "text": "Not able to send there because you don’t follow me. Do you have any other way?",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 25,
    "dedup_key": "b28ac611d9a53760a4e79e6491a35f14",
    "user_name": "clippomancer",
    "user_handle": "@clippomancer",
    "y_pos": 7814,
    "text": "It just doesn’t seem as smart as gpt 5.5. It gives shallower and also not as much information.",
    "sholto_reply": "Hit me with a concrete example or transcript - DM’s open"
  },
  {
    "id": 26,
    "dedup_key": "73191fdad941ec6c0cf9ca06119485dd",
    "user_name": "clippomancer",
    "user_handle": "@clippomancer",
    "y_pos": 8028,
    "text": "Sent. Compared answers to the Q: Tell me the metabolically optimal way to drink coffee",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 27,
    "dedup_key": "8f15d53ce3827ebce26902916477da5c",
    "user_name": "Damek",
    "user_handle": "@damekdavis",
    "y_pos": 8065,
    "text": "This is not satire. Rate limits need to be increased.",
    "sholto_reply": "doing our best!"
  },
  {
    "id": 28,
    "dedup_key": "5cc3dcb7c26db82c4460a23be6aff4f2",
    "user_name": "Alex Jansen",
    "user_handle": "@xanderjanz",
    "y_pos": 9094,
    "text": "Image-2 makes prettier UIs than Claude Design. I just give OpenAI pngs to Claude Code instead of going through Claude’s frontend builder.",
    "sholto_reply": "image2 is great"
  },
  {
    "id": 29,
    "dedup_key": "4adbabb2f06e8d0da3e65c48a4899a06",
    "user_name": "Casey Flint",
    "user_handle": "@FlintCasey",
    "y_pos": 9310,
    "text": "This might be an unpopular opinion but I find that Claude hallucinates more for me than ChatGPT, specifically when asking for recommendations. I often try and use Claude to search for new products or plan travel, and I find that it’ll just make up hotels or products at a much higher rate than ChatGPT Thinking, so I end up just using ChatGPT for that use case. The grounding does not seem to be as good for search with Claude",
    "sholto_reply": "Very informative, very fixable"
  },
  {
    "id": 30,
    "dedup_key": "49162ad49043f2ad83d4e48e3246c536",
    "user_name": "Casey Flint",
    "user_handle": "@FlintCasey",
    "y_pos": 9604,
    "text": "Also something I’m desperate for: making switching between work and personal accounts easier",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 31,
    "dedup_key": "6560cab3113932612d19806e64b21f49",
    "user_name": "Shae McLaughlin",
    "user_handle": "@shae_mcl",
    "y_pos": 9641,
    "text": "Bio guardrails seem very randomly deployed (like 45 minutes into a conversation on filtering de novo binders before it gets shut down), way too biased towards the context when it comes to brainstorming",
    "sholto_reply": "but who knows what you are up to"
  },
  {
    "id": 32,
    "dedup_key": "002fc97c490549c31604c8f5b2bd5392",
    "user_name": "Martin Borch Jensen",
    "user_handle": "@MartinBJensen",
    "y_pos": 9959,
    "text": "Gemini seems better at parsing a mixture of data types for bio, like feeding paper pdfs and screenshot and spreadsheets and asking for things that require combining info from each.\n\nI haven't tested whether this is simply struggling with parsing some visual input, but seems possible.",
    "sholto_reply": "yep sounds like general visual input improvements needed"
  },
  {
    "id": 33,
    "dedup_key": "40e61acc48cee75815aa4b073c7a9c87",
    "user_name": "snipsnip",
    "user_handle": "@mathburritos",
    "y_pos": 10255,
    "text": "Claude cannot reliably give any kind of advice that involves dates. It will use tools and perform all sorts of calculations and reasoning and then confidently tell you to sell your stock in 2025. It has access to the date obviously but no common sense about using it",
    "sholto_reply": "Dates - on it"
  },
  {
    "id": 34,
    "dedup_key": "e7fc07dcb79eb86f704c64a97e04f593",
    "user_name": "Andrew McCalip",
    "user_handle": "@andrewmccalip",
    "y_pos": 10511,
    "text": "Honestly could we get a 200k window 4.7? Would like to leave it alone for hours and have it auto compact without accumulating to a million.",
    "sholto_reply": "reasonable ask - is it just because you trust it at 200k not 1M?"
  },
  {
    "id": 35,
    "dedup_key": "733c339693e76a374e7bb1cd0d617e7d",
    "user_name": "Jake Harris",
    "user_handle": "@jakeharrisdev",
    "y_pos": 10727,
    "text": "Consistency, Claude Code for months on first request may hang for 1-3minutes before seemingly “clicking” on and then you see tokens start churning. Stopping the request and sending “poke” will sometimes instantly kick it off. Codex XHIGH on the other hand even with its extended thinking just goes. You see quick responses, updates through longer tasks, and it feels like a tool that you can trust.\n\nClaude needs consistency.",
    "sholto_reply": "Very useful, thanks"
  },
  {
    "id": 36,
    "dedup_key": "1f4f5b9100f4a174d4bff81b92a80ae0",
    "user_name": "Aether Oracle",
    "user_handle": "@aether_oracle",
    "y_pos": 11063,
    "text": "My general overarching issue is that it pushes back on scope too frequently because it's very miscalibrated on it. It vastly overestimates how long things will take and the amount of work. \n\nIt also does legacy tails, fallbacks, etc. instead of just doing the update.",
    "sholto_reply": "oh god yeah 'this will take a week' - sorry buddy we're doing it now :)"
  },
  {
    "id": 37,
    "dedup_key": "0962e45de0c8221563300689163f16d4",
    "user_name": "adrian",
    "user_handle": "@dkawjr",
    "y_pos": 11339,
    "text": "it’s concept of time and estimates for how long things take is ridiculously off & frustrating because I can tell it takes timeframe into account when providing recommendations but it’s always off",
    "sholto_reply": "Time is coming up a lot - we will fix it"
  },
  {
    "id": 38,
    "dedup_key": "a85fd0dddcae61fa36a46909d3a39edd",
    "user_name": "adrian",
    "user_handle": "@dkawjr",
    "y_pos": 11573,
    "text": "thanks! keep up the great work!",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 39,
    "dedup_key": "3e0103c74696c0704b30bc07ec73d43a",
    "user_name": "Jared K",
    "user_handle": "@TheSilverHorsey",
    "y_pos": 11610,
    "text": "I've had Codex reviewing PRs Claude makes for a few months. \n\nI had Claude go through the last 2 months of reviews and generate a report on errors Codex found that Claude made / missed, even after multiple Claude agents reviewed the code.\n\nDMed a link to the report",
    "sholto_reply": "amazing cheers"
  },
  {
    "id": 40,
    "dedup_key": "e3b2bbc372bd1e6d6160192e6744ccf5",
    "user_name": "Harvinder Singh",
    "user_handle": "@purpose_singh",
    "y_pos": 11988,
    "text": "My frustration grows with claude every time I start using it. Earlier it was just because of the limit getting hit quickly, i could understand the compute constraints.\n\nBut now it's even worse . Today I started using claude after many days , this time my limit is not exhausted (as per the usage screen) but claude still stopped working with the message \"you've hit your limit\" This is crazy",
    "sholto_reply": "Wait what? That sounds like a bug - can you link me the session?"
  },
  {
    "id": 41,
    "dedup_key": "6099e9ba977d0b01428af2cb70976061",
    "user_name": "Stephan Hoyer",
    "user_handle": "@shoyer",
    "y_pos": 12339,
    "text": "Claude is notably bad at PDF forms. When I had it look at my tax returns, it confidently misstated which lines I had filled out. I can fix this by asking the model to read PDFs as images but that’s really awkward.",
    "sholto_reply": "Huh this should be  fixable"
  },
  {
    "id": 42,
    "dedup_key": "afae0bdb722cc6b203281f333eca31a2",
    "user_name": "phil",
    "user_handle": "@big_algocracy",
    "y_pos": 12577,
    "text": "assuming this encompasses the claude dot com interface too (and disclaiming that this is personal use)\n\nused to use claude a ton for general infoseeking back in early ~2025, but since then it's been comparatively difficult to surface relevant/sufficiently-granular details",
    "sholto_reply": "got any examples of questions we've regressed on?"
  },
  {
    "id": 43,
    "dedup_key": "d2c21c8469171cee0b47ff431f1517d5",
    "user_name": "phil",
    "user_handle": "@big_algocracy",
    "y_pos": 12935,
    "text": "i mean as an example:\n\nquestions like \"list the funding rounds of exa\", it'll batch together YC funding, seed, and series A and only cite the company's publications and maybe one or two other ones\n\ntakes extra effort to surface the info",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 44,
    "dedup_key": "12467c24f19a915cbe02766c3bbcf83f",
    "user_name": "Tigris Data",
    "user_handle": "@TigrisData",
    "y_pos": 12972,
    "text": "Storage shouldn’t slow you down.\nEmbed multi-tenant object storage in minutes — not months.\nNo infra team required.",
    "sholto_reply": "got it"
  },
  {
    "id": 45,
    "dedup_key": "60e6e2a6b048c3d433f5615faef7a60f",
    "user_name": "ScarlettBeats",
    "user_handle": "@ScarlettBeats",
    "y_pos": 13251,
    "text": "It’s regressed in writing prose too.",
    "sholto_reply": "Got any good side by side example? Dm?"
  },
  {
    "id": 46,
    "dedup_key": "85f7dd37e44015598d257f7cbb4aeadf",
    "user_name": "ScarlettBeats",
    "user_handle": "@ScarlettBeats",
    "y_pos": 13445,
    "text": "Sent Side by sides in DMs",
    "sholto_reply": "Thank you"
  },
  {
    "id": 47,
    "dedup_key": "68848d6526df424a7694b1f5f254c0f2",
    "user_name": "charlesthefool",
    "user_handle": "@charlesthefool",
    "y_pos": 14330,
    "text": "I switch whenever I need help with Math or Spatial Reasoning, for sure",
    "sholto_reply": "what kinds of spatial reasoning tasks do you find it fails on?"
  },
  {
    "id": 48,
    "dedup_key": "1c78b79dbf6c883b19204fd1e2cdae91",
    "user_name": "Rahul Rane",
    "user_handle": "@rahulvrane",
    "y_pos": 14526,
    "text": "Any definition of Bio research that is not medical .. the bio safeguards are so drastically overdone it is not even funny. For this i always skip Claude models (almost all non human biologists i work with do). Gpt is more realistic with safeguards here .. grok performs best but has weaker training data. \n\nMy biosecurity/bioinnovation research is driven by evolutionary biology and that is a core skill in plant/animal health (not Anthropics narrow definition of biosecurity) .. the refusals can reach nearly 100%. God forbid someone wrote a 'pest' or 'pathogen' related paper using a technique we want to employ.. opus will throw a tantrum immediately.",
    "sholto_reply": "Send me some bio question examples!"
  },
  {
    "id": 49,
    "dedup_key": "eb438cab5230c3ee4189c6722e1fcfcf",
    "user_name": "Simon Berens",
    "user_handle": "@sberens",
    "y_pos": 14922,
    "text": "boring but latex rendering on mobile is unusable",
    "sholto_reply": "good take, lets get it fixed"
  },
  {
    "id": 50,
    "dedup_key": "df5306f830d803dc6e4fb6e334a8e648",
    "user_name": "Simon Berens",
    "user_handle": "@sberens",
    "y_pos": 15116,
    "text": "also sometimes it uses coding markdown for math and then i want to cry",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 51,
    "dedup_key": "09c752d953a60a5c3d10ece8edd4f08c",
    "user_name": "Geoffrey Bradway",
    "user_handle": "@radbadgeoffbrad",
    "y_pos": 15153,
    "text": "The things that make me reach for Codex over claude\n- /goal is great. When the spec reasonably well defined, I can just have it go in the background and make stuff\n- the autoreview permission setting that basically okays low level things, so I don't have to babysit it",
    "sholto_reply": "- we added /goal! it was a great feature - kudos to them for creating it.\n- huh ok, useful"
  },
  {
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    "user_name": "Kevin Madura",
    "user_handle": "@kmad",
    "y_pos": 15857,
    "text": "Will preface this with sincere appreciation for the work you are all doing. \n\nI’ve found on certain multimodal tasks, particularly dense tables or crowded diagrams, like building schematics, Claude models just aren’t quite there. Some harness work helps but feels like jumping through too many hoops for what feels like should be doable out of the box",
    "sholto_reply": "100%, needs improvement - building schematics are a good example"
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  {
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    "user_name": "Tyler",
    "user_handle": "@core_signal1",
    "y_pos": 16153,
    "text": "Claude overly localizes to the users current problem examples. \n\nRather than generalizing and creating solutions that can be reused and/or extended in clean, elegant ways, Claude will hardcode the solution specifically to the localized example.",
    "sholto_reply": "I agree this is quite annoying when it happens - any links to good examples? dms open"
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  {
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    "dedup_key": "349749ed81c5e4b4384b182143fae519",
    "user_name": "Joey",
    "user_handle": "@joey_f6",
    "y_pos": 16449,
    "text": "it is quite a high level problem which I don't think can be fixed overnight, and I'm sure is partly by design -- but claude is much more eager to overengineer new features and build out 'ai slop' in comparison to gpt. gpt feels more direct and precise, and doesn't add extra fluff or useless features as much",
    "sholto_reply": "got an example prompt/repo? I really want to nail down case studies of this particular behaviour"
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  {
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    "user_name": "Tim Schnabel",
    "user_handle": "@TimSchnabel",
    "y_pos": 16745,
    "text": "Legal research. GPT-5.5 Pro searches much longer and reviews relevant sources in more detail. This benchmark isn't mine but is consistent with my experience:",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
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    "dedup_key": "cb66b299e7bc57174d8e19cf74411262",
    "user_name": "Connecticut Yankee",
    "user_handle": "@EmbeddingSpace",
    "y_pos": 17283,
    "text": "I second this. I’m an appellate lawyer at a large firm and while I can’t use frontier models for client work, I’ve found OpenAI’s Pro models are unmatched for the hypothetical high-end legal questions I use to test capabilities.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
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    "dedup_key": "237b7819201fd788c1cf215072d814ab",
    "user_name": "Ryan Rodenbaugh",
    "user_handle": "@ryanrodenbaugh",
    "y_pos": 17320,
    "text": "Been pretty exclusive to Claude for last 2+ years. Recently just started running same queries through codex and Claude. \n\nCodex is better almost always. Very much true on subjective / taste things (excluding slide design where Claude + paper is way better)",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 58,
    "dedup_key": "692f0d3bc725df28096fc489a2a8c7f3",
    "user_name": "Connecticut Yankee",
    "user_handle": "@EmbeddingSpace",
    "y_pos": 17440,
    "text": "P.S. I still think you’re the best Dwarkesh guest ever. (Maybe influenced a little by my University of Sydney-educated Aussie wife.)",
    "sholto_reply": "Got some good examples? Any specifics helps me narrow down what you’re seeing"
  },
  {
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    "dedup_key": "41b5c95397b60c63bcb0e0dc1019449b",
    "user_name": "Eric Nathan",
    "user_handle": "@realEricNathan",
    "y_pos": 18474,
    "text": "I call codex and grok build from within Claude Code for code review and use Claude opus to make the judgement calls. The variations are extremely helpful.",
    "sholto_reply": "have heard it called 'alloying' before"
  },
  {
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    "dedup_key": "9b09317b399d276819522803399bb474",
    "user_name": "Grigory Evko",
    "user_handle": "@GrigoryEvko",
    "y_pos": 18710,
    "text": "When I work on long Lean4 theorems with many long arms, Claude is very hesitant and chickens out fast, and when it's running in circles I ask it to write prompt for codex, then codex /goal just churns through without single revert for several hours and claudes are unblocked",
    "sholto_reply": "relentless persistence, got it"
  },
  {
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    "dedup_key": "9cf367254dcfa76ad99929d73b2136ca",
    "user_name": "Grigory Evko",
    "user_handle": "@GrigoryEvko",
    "y_pos": 18964,
    "text": "This is ridiculous",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "user_name": "Padraig X. Lamont",
    "user_handle": "@paddy_lamont",
    "y_pos": 19001,
    "text": "When I run into hard logic problems, Claude struggles. I do kernel optimisation work, and give agents ideas to test. All models struggle, but Claude has a lower hit rate than Codex. Claude loses track of constraints more often and writes code with broken edge cases.",
    "sholto_reply": "got any examples of kernels you work on? dms open"
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  {
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    "dedup_key": "6f69089a3f54ea56f1b335cc49fdde5e",
    "user_name": "Maithri",
    "user_handle": "@MaithriVm",
    "y_pos": 19257,
    "text": "You asked for it Though i love the spirit \nsharing my critical concerns! \n1. Subagehts -super slow in handoff and back merger\n2. Better control over concurrent tool execution by agent (currently it is instruct and hope)",
    "sholto_reply": "oh interesting, very actionable!"
  },
  {
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    "dedup_key": "4f2ce150cdee94699998e4d0f70e8c53",
    "user_name": "Grigory Evko",
    "user_handle": "@GrigoryEvko",
    "y_pos": 19747,
    "text": "It almost refuses to work at this point lol",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
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    "dedup_key": "8f24bb24597d5ccad909309ce18027a5",
    "user_name": "Benoit",
    "user_handle": "@Reflector47",
    "y_pos": 19844,
    "text": "Your saying codex can successfully complete this work by working on it for multiple hours ? This is very impressive",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 66,
    "dedup_key": "ced5de99abdbccfb64b010d15b3c661e",
    "user_name": "Grigory Evko",
    "user_handle": "@GrigoryEvko",
    "y_pos": 19961,
    "text": "It's very very mechanical and Claude has impostor syndrome and low self esteem, codex is much more confident. Basically opus 4.7 doesn't make mistakes, it's just dreaded by the big 100-150 steps milestones and decides to surrender",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 67,
    "dedup_key": "bda3243ce5282d75f2ff1a0679236e81",
    "user_name": "Grigory Evko",
    "user_handle": "@GrigoryEvko",
    "y_pos": 20118,
    "text": "Eventually it shipped 20k locs of proofs for that piece over this day, but it required some psychotherapy and cheerleading",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
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    "dedup_key": "19abbc16ff251522e87dcab2adccc7df",
    "user_name": "Logical Intelligence",
    "user_handle": "@logic_int",
    "y_pos": 20769,
    "text": "EBMs are so back! Aleph now leads the major formal reasoning benchmarks.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
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    "user_name": "henosis",
    "user_handle": "@hen0s1s",
    "y_pos": 21212,
    "text": "Large token volumes. Cost/performance isn't best in class even with Claude Code subsiding the cost",
    "sholto_reply": "thanks! what tasks did you notice the most performance difference on?"
  },
  {
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    "dedup_key": "1b312d089c50c4df596bf80c11114954",
    "user_name": "lucas",
    "user_handle": "@lukaemon",
    "y_pos": 21463,
    "text": "- include fast mode in max sub. it's too slow for interactive work compare to gpt 5.5 xhigh (fast)\n- move side chat to side bar, not blocking main thread view\n- don't take over my monitor for computer use",
    "sholto_reply": "How much faster does xhigh fast feel?"
  },
  {
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    "dedup_key": "4cfe0bc44c0a81bd19fd6f56bdccdcf4",
    "user_name": "Brice Edelman",
    "user_handle": "@Brice_Edelman",
    "y_pos": 21719,
    "text": "When I need to do research that requires in-depth literature search, Claude doesn’t seem to have as much tenacity as 5.5-Pro. Claude is great for ~5 minute searches but not 30+ minute lit review/analysis tasks",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 72,
    "dedup_key": "19f36c2bd044985614257ebd3dd42758",
    "user_name": "Brice Edelman",
    "user_handle": "@Brice_Edelman",
    "y_pos": 21918,
    "text": "For lit review, I seem to get a deeper search when I ask something like “Please do a thorough review of the \nrole of DNAI7 in axon transport dysfunction in diabetic peripheral neuropathy progression, take all the time you need” from 5.5 Pro",
    "sholto_reply": "got any examples of lit searches you did recently where it felt really stark?"
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  {
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    "dedup_key": "fa2407258ddb5846612517755ca22485",
    "user_name": "Brad",
    "user_handle": "@BradleyYoungjr",
    "y_pos": 21990,
    "text": "Honestly? 90% of all issues people have with Claude is rate limits and always has been, yet little to nothing has been done about it.\n\nIf I pay for something, I want to use it. it’s that simple.",
    "sholto_reply": "we're doing our best to convert more compute into more tokens for you - wish we could do more"
  },
  {
    "id": 74,
    "dedup_key": "3e44427572a8af11b3b6186aa5792790",
    "user_name": "Lorenzo Herrera",
    "user_handle": "@lorenzoherrera",
    "y_pos": 22301,
    "text": "See the NASA Artemis II photos in your browser, now in true HDR. Requires an HDR display. Especially gorgeous on MacBook Pro screens.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 75,
    "dedup_key": "8921bf0d5ad968f4afe6dcabd282b11e",
    "user_name": "Brad",
    "user_handle": "@BradleyYoungjr",
    "y_pos": 22448,
    "text": "Just trying to be honest. I like Claude, but Codex feels great because I don’t stress about usage limits.\n\nUsing Claude I always have this fear of running out in the middle of work and having to plan around how to use it so I don’t. (This is on the $100 plan too)",
    "sholto_reply": "doing our best to convert more compute into more tokens - thanks for bearing with us"
  },
  {
    "id": 76,
    "dedup_key": "e17531cc49c48ed970c88d79564f09e6",
    "user_name": "Shashank Deshpande",
    "user_handle": "@ShashankDe5535",
    "y_pos": 22709,
    "text": "Take the Claude Code electron interface out of the mess into a serious Codex grade application.\n\nIt would help if the next Claude model is token efficient like older Claudes and GPT 5.5.\n\nFix the time to first token being several seconds (first thinking token!) and stream thinkin",
    "sholto_reply": "excellent points"
  },
  {
    "id": 77,
    "dedup_key": "068d07f4f403226a758c043b2fe70b40",
    "user_name": "Tyler",
    "user_handle": "@core_signal1",
    "y_pos": 24188,
    "text": "Claude is obsessed with denormalized and flat schemas and patterns that don’t scale reliably. Information and context generally should ideally be normalized and well structured. Not duplicating information and context in non-canonical locations. This is not just for databases.",
    "sholto_reply": "Huh - what task was this for?"
  },
  {
    "id": 78,
    "dedup_key": "0ebe0c198cd71f3355a0e8b3b61710ad",
    "user_name": "Tyler",
    "user_handle": "@core_signal1",
    "y_pos": 24442,
    "text": "Building a pattern tracking skill. JSON schema. Deterministic and scriptable. patterns/ and events/ directories with one file per pattern and per event. duplicating session and pattern metadata in non-canonical locations like pattern, event. In Claude app. Opus 4.6. Long session.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 79,
    "dedup_key": "afc47eae9fc7fcc5b1c5771ccd87d12b",
    "user_name": "Martin Borch Jensen",
    "user_handle": "@MartinBJensen",
    "y_pos": 24479,
    "text": "Audio in/output better but still inferior, so learning/brainstorming while driving Gemini/GPT both enough better that I end up using.",
    "sholto_reply": "yep, needs to be better"
  },
  {
    "id": 80,
    "dedup_key": "bed5d0241e985d19e290215805e59ee4",
    "user_name": "Hassan Hayat ",
    "user_handle": "@TheSeaMouse",
    "y_pos": 24730,
    "text": "it just stalls when sending subagents to work on stuff. it can just do nothing for hours and turns out the subagents were done a long time ago. I literally have to press stop and then ask it to continue. requires too much babysitting",
    "sholto_reply": "@amorriscode seem fixable"
  },
  {
    "id": 81,
    "dedup_key": "7ea9cd906870c4c18bdc55db95b4f5b4",
    "user_name": "Martin Borch Jensen",
    "user_handle": "@MartinBJensen",
    "y_pos": 25120,
    "text": "To be concrete: \nWorst part is itll just stop partway through listening.\nUI isnt hands free enough in general.\nResponses are slow in UI sense, and I wish I could make it talk faster\n\nActual recognition is not problematic for most part.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 82,
    "dedup_key": "a114bc39e0e8bdd0bae0a5183db1a18f",
    "user_name": "Meandering Mystic",
    "user_handle": "@mean_mystic",
    "y_pos": 25575,
    "text": "Well I’ve cancelled my Claude subscription in favour of ChatGPT recently and I know this is a boring response but your transcription from speech to text is like years behind. I needed to add custom instructions for Claude to analyse text for transcription errors.",
    "sholto_reply": "agree - lots of headroom here"
  },
  {
    "id": 83,
    "dedup_key": "21477e0f425465fcd03d86b8adf8236a",
    "user_name": "Johan Adda",
    "user_handle": "@YokoAdda",
    "y_pos": 25831,
    "text": "I’m bilingual, and use CC for my work on Obsidian. If I ask it to write in French instead of English, it does weird sentences, mix tons of English words. So I switch to Claude, ask it to rewrite and output gets better ish",
    "sholto_reply": "extremely useful, thank you"
  },
  {
    "id": 84,
    "dedup_key": "5ba883bf9e981c82de883317852126bd",
    "user_name": "Daniel Stojanovic",
    "user_handle": "@daniel_agentee",
    "y_pos": 26065,
    "text": "Same thing happens in  - output getting mangled in a weird manner, languages mixed up, German pronouns are off etc",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 85,
    "dedup_key": "3c5e0767063d316194929e47082fa7cc",
    "user_name": "0.005 Seconds (3/694)",
    "user_handle": "@seconds_0",
    "y_pos": 26102,
    "text": "Right now any mention of the word virus makes opus freak out. Ill see if I can get specific transcripts but for example asking about hantavirus triggers immediate lock down",
    "sholto_reply": "massive issue, fixes on the way"
  },
  {
    "id": 86,
    "dedup_key": "d874dd4c41c5d270ffaafa657208cb4c",
    "user_name": "OpenCils",
    "user_handle": "@OpenCils",
    "y_pos": 26373,
    "text": "For rigorous tasks, Claude feels fast, but a bit sloppy.",
    "sholto_reply": "Got any examples of a rigorous task where claude was sloppy?"
  },
  {
    "id": 87,
    "dedup_key": "ce381bffde574f4341ffad77a3fe4e56",
    "user_name": "0.005 Seconds (3/694)",
    "user_handle": "@seconds_0",
    "y_pos": 26515,
    "text": "Thank you",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 88,
    "dedup_key": "643a1058670b4c2aa221101e33a772b2",
    "user_name": "Good Housekeeping",
    "user_handle": "@goodhousemag",
    "y_pos": 26604,
    "text": "The lowdown on hair washing.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 89,
    "dedup_key": "482d75364b6c74b3a21491a270c2f642",
    "user_name": "OpenCils",
    "user_handle": "@OpenCils",
    "y_pos": 26808,
    "text": "For example, an algorithm was recently published on X, so I would pull its algorithm project to my local environment and let Claude analyze it. Then it would derive some weights of the algorithm, but in fact, the weights of the entire algorithm were not disclosed. It did not specify the weights of likes and collections, yet Claude carelessly worked them out.",
    "sholto_reply": "ok amazing example, thank you"
  },
  {
    "id": 90,
    "dedup_key": "92c4e646a0e5f6f821d5fc7679194392",
    "user_name": "Parody AI Tribunal ",
    "user_handle": "@FireSongWell",
    "y_pos": 27487,
    "text": "I can provide copious transcripts of both by the way.Let me know if youre interested.",
    "sholto_reply": "yes am interested! dms!"
  },
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    "id": 91,
    "dedup_key": "aac1959cc6a006fbfadf8776f0e2ce42",
    "user_name": "gavin leech (Non-Reasoning)",
    "user_handle": "@gleech",
    "y_pos": 27703,
    "text": "either interiority or attribution to the interiority of others pls",
    "sholto_reply": "oh fascinating. Need to think about how to solve this better"
  },
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    "dedup_key": "173802dc595911e5682c0785be043cbd",
    "user_name": "Kristin K.",
    "user_handle": "@SufficientBeeCC",
    "y_pos": 28045,
    "text": "Perhaps not a top priority, but in creative writing, Claude models were never really great at dialogue. It still feels bland, artificial and non-specific compared to say the GPTs, while the prose itself is usually good quality.",
    "sholto_reply": "Interesting! Usually people say the writing is better but dialogue is a specific case, thanks"
  },
  {
    "id": 93,
    "dedup_key": "680c9c5b766adb9911827d7c8f5b46f8",
    "user_name": "Kristin K.",
    "user_handle": "@SufficientBeeCC",
    "y_pos": 28299,
    "text": "Yes, the writing is probably better overall - but the dialogue part still lacks specificity and flavor. It tends to be too safe and generic. Weak points: implied meaning, natural speech texture and authenticity, capturing emotional nuance and layers, elements of surprise.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 94,
    "dedup_key": "3fad2d6aa7003811469a5eece61f6ef3",
    "user_name": "Ronit",
    "user_handle": "@RonitChidara",
    "y_pos": 28336,
    "text": "For starters, please don’t say DMs open when they aren’t, or they are very selectively. \nSecondly, handle your support tickets faster and better before talking about DMs. \n\nPS: I’m not an Anthropic hater. I want y’all to weather this bleeding to better experience and PR of codex",
    "sholto_reply": "realised it was set at verified only - opened fully, thanks for the fyi\nagree we need to handle support tickets way faster"
  },
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    "dedup_key": "4b52163f24e884a479fb71820ee8072a",
    "user_name": "Morten Vassvik",
    "user_handle": "@vassvik",
    "y_pos": 28707,
    "text": "4.7 is incredibly verbose and overly technical no matter how much you try to constrain/guide it. This comes on top of the tokenizer using 30-50% more tokens per character than prior versions. This makes it frustrating to \"communicate\" with it, read its writing, and feels wasteful",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
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    "dedup_key": "8cf2b322738f87fc0de37ac40efc8e18",
    "user_name": "Ronit",
    "user_handle": "@RonitChidara",
    "y_pos": 28792,
    "text": "Thank you. I didn’t mean you per se but glad to have helped :)\nAlso, I’m sure you’d be getting a lot of feedback via CC’s /feedback",
    "sholto_reply": "link me an example of where you found it overly verbose?"
  },
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    "dedup_key": "4a813a47a1c7ca7197202171f6992a68",
    "user_name": "Fatttalis",
    "user_handle": "@fatttalis",
    "y_pos": 29165,
    "text": "The verbosity wouldn't necessarily be an issue IMO(I prefer verbose models) but not when it's spent on disclaiming, hedging and preambling itself out of existence. Frustrating when you can almost cut entire paragraphs out with the message itself being untouched in actual content.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 98,
    "dedup_key": "46fa34be66b923cfe957043636addd33",
    "user_name": "Sarl Cagan",
    "user_handle": "@basedsarlcagan",
    "y_pos": 29202,
    "text": "can you make him faster and smarter plz",
    "sholto_reply": "trying lmao"
  },
  {
    "id": 99,
    "dedup_key": "ded05ca00f65f32b8bd341c80cc52931",
    "user_name": "Morten Vassvik",
    "user_handle": "@vassvik",
    "y_pos": 29322,
    "text": "Just so, even worse when it's filled with technobabble-and-jargon-and-references",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 100,
    "dedup_key": "dc681ac8e28a1dd7d1ceb5fc117a35e4",
    "user_name": "Wasp",
    "user_handle": "@Mariotoo123",
    "y_pos": 29398,
    "text": "It lies on PR reviews",
    "sholto_reply": "Got any great examples?"
  },
  {
    "id": 101,
    "dedup_key": "6d64672e39aabdff9069d406d9f08cb7",
    "user_name": "gayestgaymer",
    "user_handle": "@gayestgaymer1",
    "y_pos": 29594,
    "text": "I get very frustrated with the engagement baiting (the contrived question at the end of a response to try & keep me talking), so I'll use another model until I feel ready to deal with that.",
    "sholto_reply": "Wait I didn't realise claude models did that? link me an example? needs fixing asap i never want one of our models to do this"
  },
  {
    "id": 102,
    "dedup_key": "2868aee527f30b312865af7fa14b9b46",
    "user_name": "Daniel Laria",
    "user_handle": "@Dlaria03",
    "y_pos": 30087,
    "text": "It does happen, but it's not always bad. Studying physics, when claude ends with  \"we could also look at this\" it sometimes points me to something genuinely worth exploring. With chatgpt that kind of thing felt like fishing for a reply, but here it helps.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 103,
    "dedup_key": "e1812ca1f7a8e03f31b7658a17ed8efb",
    "user_name": "Joel",
    "user_handle": "@JoyfulPastures",
    "y_pos": 30124,
    "text": "Not my use case, personally, but my brother finds that for tutoring (interpreting diagrams in physics problems), Gemini is far better.",
    "sholto_reply": "diagrams again! we've seriously got to fix this"
  },
  {
    "id": 104,
    "dedup_key": "811f1e7e65d0a7fbce44f0c3caf5481c",
    "user_name": "gayestgaymer",
    "user_handle": "@gayestgaymer1",
    "y_pos": 30244,
    "text": "It's definitely appropriate sometimes. I've just been getting it a little too frequently.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 105,
    "dedup_key": "ec29e82d825aaac9df64fe4602640f64",
    "user_name": "Pat Woozey",
    "user_handle": "@patwoozey",
    "y_pos": 30340,
    "text": "When I want an answer that is super rigorous and well sourced I tend to reach for ChatGPT. Not exactly sure why, but I feel like Claude's search is not very good. The sources don't seem as reliable nor in-depth and it often feels like it misses things",
    "sholto_reply": "fair take, working on it - got any examples of searches we do badly at?"
  },
  {
    "id": 106,
    "dedup_key": "fd77361ca31650bd3db6e1a9984afe0d",
    "user_name": "Hsdhsh",
    "user_handle": "@Hsdhsh198199",
    "y_pos": 30596,
    "text": "When coding on a project, I typically put the created files and output back into Claude for quality check, and also into GPT. GPT is consistently better at finding dissociation between the code and the purpose, and makes better revisions",
    "sholto_reply": "Send me some examples! DMs open"
  },
  {
    "id": 107,
    "dedup_key": "21b43942851d55c9b558ba0be89b1c3f",
    "user_name": "El polemista ",
    "user_handle": "@pobredelacasta",
    "y_pos": 31091,
    "text": "I think it's completely obvious... Quota....",
    "sholto_reply": "working on converting compute into quota for you"
  },
  {
    "id": 108,
    "dedup_key": "14fdb5e646897e49570b1c797756a0fd",
    "user_name": "Aaron Slodov",
    "user_handle": "@aphysicist",
    "y_pos": 31932,
    "text": "agent sdk needs memory, or memory should be managed standalone. i think the delta between managed agents and sdk are big enough for this",
    "sholto_reply": "yeah I buy this, let me shoot this to the memory team"
  },
  {
    "id": 109,
    "dedup_key": "b76bfa4939b3a9054afe50cffb44ffea",
    "user_name": "Sam Barton",
    "user_handle": "@samhbarton",
    "y_pos": 32148,
    "text": "I always get codex to review a plan opus has come up and it nearly always finds critical issues",
    "sholto_reply": "any classic examples you can share? shoot me a dm?"
  },
  {
    "id": 110,
    "dedup_key": "99979c88dcd661f1e0af5b6de94ac268",
    "user_name": "Ignārissimus",
    "user_handle": "@sandhivigrahika",
    "y_pos": 32399,
    "text": "There just isn't enough of claude. It is wonderful but limited.",
    "sholto_reply": "i know :("
  },
  {
    "id": 111,
    "dedup_key": "bbbc8a35b56d0700828d12b5f6121ba6",
    "user_name": "Fonzi AI",
    "user_handle": "@FonziAI",
    "y_pos": 32595,
    "text": "Founders to Follow is June 10th in SF. Six founders pitching what they're building across healthcare AI, real-time fraud detection, blockchain infra, and private markets tech. Short pitches, good conversation, pizza and drinks on us.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 112,
    "dedup_key": "e1ecf32bda4cad2f74b6a6c029c05101",
    "user_name": "Dmitry Ishkov ",
    "user_handle": "@swe_dima",
    "y_pos": 33269,
    "text": "Code reviews (compared to Codex) are gaslighting.\nHalf the bullet points look like:\n* this is wrong, this is why <long reasoning>, actually no, disregard.\n\nIt needs to be able to remove the bullet points it ruled out on its own before spitting them out.",
    "sholto_reply": "great example - super actioinable, thank you"
  },
  {
    "id": 113,
    "dedup_key": "ceaf2aaac1b9852f9d14adf09c51ff8b",
    "user_name": "Chuck Fuchshard",
    "user_handle": "@DDNowhere",
    "y_pos": 33565,
    "text": "You should put some real safeguards in. Your RHLF is largely a safety veneer. I have tested most frontier models with a rigorous repeatable methodology they all fail. You need real safeguards that understand delusion so mentally vulnerable people don’t get talked off a ledge!",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 114,
    "dedup_key": "095aea3c2919eb3f88a814fddea2ab18",
    "user_name": "Cosmic Orphan",
    "user_handle": "@CosmicOrFun",
    "y_pos": 34248,
    "text": "Clowns, you blocked access for Ukrainians living in frontline regions if the region is partially occupied. What should you do better? Just get the fuck out of my feed. Do you really think anyone needs your shitty Claude? There’s ChatGPT and the excellent Codex, which are an order of magnitude better. So don’t even bother, especially since I know you wouldn’t have done anything anyway. You’re only for freedom and justice in words, but in reality you’re lying assholes.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 115,
    "dedup_key": "b5d41ffc8be9c86012884412f71cd00a",
    "user_name": "DeepBuilt",
    "user_handle": "@deepbuilt",
    "y_pos": 34427,
    "text": "Two switching triggers: long-context doc jobs (Gemini 2.5 pricing wins at >500k tokens), latency-sensitive classification pipelines (Groq). \nReal frustration: the Haiku→Sonnet capability cliff forces Sonnet spend for tasks that feel like they should be Haiku-tier.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 116,
    "dedup_key": "70f695c9e9f0e9b53eeaaf7c464d3555",
    "user_name": "Ned Palmer",
    "user_handle": "@NedPalmer11",
    "y_pos": 34626,
    "text": "1.  Succinct answers to avoid token usage when it's unnecessary. It will write a novel when one sentence will suffice. \n2. The truth- the model hedges and has a clear left leaning bias\n3. Sycophancy- ties in with #2. This is an issue when I'm working through ideas and it isn't critical. This is a critical time suck and I want a partner AI model willing to critically think.\n4. When a conversation gets long and the model starts to struggle, there should be a flag telling us to start a new chat.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 117,
    "dedup_key": "c57c3719f34601a148c67565edbcaf45",
    "user_name": "Anton Abyzov",
    "user_handle": "@aabyzov",
    "y_pos": 34865,
    "text": "Three I reach non-Claude for. One: long sessions past hour 6, KV cache flush makes resume painful. Two: plan critique, Codex catches its own bugs less defensively than Claude defends an opus plan. Three: strict JSON shape, GPT-5.5 still wins on retry-3 reliability.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 118,
    "dedup_key": "2c3c802d22ab633842ce251b1f569ace",
    "user_name": "John ",
    "user_handle": "@__egan_",
    "y_pos": 35024,
    "text": "It’s great until you want to do anything with three.js, then it seems to get very nonspecific with changes, just wings it no matter how detailed the prompt, and takes in some cases upwards of 30 mins of spinning its wheels to produce something you didn’t ask for",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 119,
    "dedup_key": "d12f440bca6f1fe5525b624474401622",
    "user_name": "Greg Val",
    "user_handle": "@val__greg",
    "y_pos": 35183,
    "text": "the frustration I keep hitting is accumulated session context evaporating when Claude Code ends. each new session restarts from zero even though my project state hasn't changed, model improvements matter less when I'm re-priming the same context. that's the gap I keep designing around",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 120,
    "dedup_key": "d382de57ed7450b009e5955b71407506",
    "user_name": "Joe",
    "user_handle": "@aiventurelog",
    "y_pos": 35362,
    "text": "How about starting with making something like Hermes? How frustrating is when claude code, http://claude.ai and claude chrome extension all can do different things but don't talk to each other.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 121,
    "dedup_key": "75011c8b4d98d143be303a63c8ca23e1",
    "user_name": "Pierre De Luca",
    "user_handle": "@PierreDeLuca",
    "y_pos": 35786,
    "text": "After planning mode, I press \"1\" thinking it would start, then I move to another session, only to find out 10 minutes later Claude said \"Say the word and I'll start\". Then typically I would reply \"OK implement the whole plan\", then it would stop and either say something like OK Phase 1 is done - or OK Here's what's implemented - and it is usually very limited - it has definitely not done the full plan! So my role is just to make it continue, which is a pain. Codex is able to get it done fully. Also - another thing that happens is that it would stub things (i.e. not implement them) or push them to later- which you only find out when you ask for a review. Opus 4.5 was doing less of that. And initially 4.6 was also good, but then they all reverted to be similar behaviour, and 4.7 is definitely always doing that.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 122,
    "dedup_key": "329ac328a3e68a2cfdad18cab34d726f",
    "user_name": "Desperate Times",
    "user_handle": "@_ecotech",
    "y_pos": 36085,
    "text": "Claude Code is easily a 50X force multiplier, IF and ONLY IF:\n\n- you have a spec and not just an idea\n\n- you aren't in a rush\n\n- cc has excellent starting context\n\nI also use mcp-multi-llm to have cc consult with Grok, ChatGPT and Gemini for critical tasks.  \n\nLLM-as-a-judge",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 123,
    "dedup_key": "1a5a88957ffb7a9df2c0944c069c1d4e",
    "user_name": "Adversarial Minds",
    "user_handle": "@adversarialmnds",
    "y_pos": 36404,
    "text": "I've been a huge Anthropic fan and user for more than a year -- more than a generation in AI-years.  And I admit that your model kicks butt in terms of its intuitiveness and capability.  However, it's slow.  The other model go-tos for me are Gemini Flash for its low latency and various custom-trained llama-cpp and Ollama-based models for privacy and security.\n\nThat said, I'm distressed by your level of tone deafness with customers on your high pricing and proprietary tendencies.  For the first time in 8 months, I am questioning my MAX plan and moving to OpenAI.  No, their model is not as good, but I can use it with the harness of my choice.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 124,
    "dedup_key": "2636d90a7766333313044af9088059db",
    "user_name": "Solomon Neas",
    "user_handle": "@solomonneas",
    "y_pos": 36583,
    "text": "I reach out to GPT 5.5 every day because it's willing to let me use my Oauth to connect my Openclaw agent at a reasonable price.  If I'm using Opus and call gpt 5.5 to code review its work, I won't get charged extra usage the way claude -p is planning to. No more rug pulls plz.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 125,
    "dedup_key": "5aceab5b20439441662c7c0b49ed4869",
    "user_name": "Sebastian Haas",
    "user_handle": "@sebastianhaaseu",
    "y_pos": 36842,
    "text": "Claude in desktop via ssh is really slow recently. You also removed the feature to get a detailed look into what Claude is doing, really annoying. Sometimes you doesn’t know if he is doing something or not. Also time to first token is really slow since 4.7… loved the speed of Claude in terminal, felt so fast and responsive .. really frustrating to wait. That’s why I reach to codex from time to time but.. Claude is king.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 126,
    "dedup_key": "28bb4b9b93d5c55faa55b39a475a0a67",
    "user_name": "Trevor Dixon",
    "user_handle": "@trevorddixon",
    "y_pos": 37041,
    "text": "When I paid $200 for Claude Max 20x and the subscription didn't update and your support bot and team havent done anything for 1 month now.\n\n@trq212 @ClaudeDevs @claudeai  can I have my subscription I paid for...",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 127,
    "dedup_key": "62299495cb968c79dee641ea525e724e",
    "user_name": "MT Ramos",
    "user_handle": "@bessella08",
    "y_pos": 37200,
    "text": "I sometimes use search-heavy models to research and loosely sketch out a plan. I then bring it into Claude to give it context, discuss, and execute. This process helps me save on Claude usage and also serves as a way to verify the results from the other model.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 128,
    "dedup_key": "1d061e1d74a07ec4b3f35f826654c74e",
    "user_name": "Chai",
    "user_handle": "@KChaiWrites",
    "y_pos": 37359,
    "text": "When @claudeai hallucinates, I use other models, get their feedback, post it to claude again. Here is a real time scenario that I faced:",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 129,
    "dedup_key": "12ea34a8ed8378d82cfbeef71120c861",
    "user_name": "Infinite Reign",
    "user_handle": "@InfiniteReign88",
    "y_pos": 37644,
    "text": "Stop censoring us.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 130,
    "dedup_key": "3ac906ebf46759940b43d2a873f0bc72",
    "user_name": "Tips Tech",
    "user_handle": "@getintorch",
    "y_pos": 37889,
    "text": "when it refuses something and then the next model does it fine with zero issues. the inconsistency is the frustration, not the refusal itself",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 131,
    "dedup_key": "9edb21a6af18530447269e28e619c5b5",
    "user_name": "Infinite Reign",
    "user_handle": "@InfiniteReign88",
    "y_pos": 38008,
    "text": "Stop destroying your products in the name of censorship.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 132,
    "dedup_key": "f1a9dbbf4cba45fccf28e8d22c0c09d3",
    "user_name": "Alex Taco",
    "user_handle": "@FullStackTaco",
    "y_pos": 38273,
    "text": "I have a love/hate relationship with Opus 4.7 right now because I've spent a full month debugging the exact same drift pattern. I can’t get it to reliably follow a specific methodology or standard when coding. It sometimes feels like deliberate sabotage or undisclosed throttling (all assumptions). To close this gap, I’ve tried custom TDD skills, pre-commit hooks, detailed system prompts, the works. Yet I still spend hours manually verifying that the output meets the original goals, restrictions, standards, and intent. It consistently either gives up halfway through complex tasks or games the requirements, technically satisfying the letter while missing the spirit or falling short of the goal. The drift and lack of follow-through have become painful for serious engineering work. Would love to see this improved in the next model! Or maybe I’m just doing it wrong?! Haha, either way thankful it exists.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 133,
    "dedup_key": "0d735ba650cb0bc79fc9e70c7348e3ec",
    "user_name": "Alex Avilov",
    "user_handle": "@AlexAvilov",
    "y_pos": 38612,
    "text": "I like to team Claude up with codex and Gemini, Claude does most of coding, but other models in the loop make work more efficient and “honest”. The diversity in team improves results and helps to find different  approaches. \nAnd agents “know” what each one is best at and utilize their strengths assigning tasks best suited for agent. \nHad to create a simple protocol for that tho",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 134,
    "dedup_key": "ac78d6dc8c4aa208e62d4f4c0edca47f",
    "user_name": "akashbert",
    "user_handle": "@akashbert",
    "y_pos": 38831,
    "text": "At least two:\n\n- 4.6 and 4.7 seem more conservative when it comes to web searches and reading files, which results in confident lies (yesterday I am in worktree number 2, I instruct claude to use a skill from the .claude set up associated with the main folder, took me two tries to convince claude to perform a proper file search before it stopped lying about how the skill didn't exist)\n\n- Since 4.6, I usually find the process of designing a spec with claude frustrating. I suspect this is partially due to foundational issues with llms.\n\nFrustrating because the model seems poor at ... modeling the user. Maybe my process is wrong and I should be more hands-off, but I can't be, because too often, I catch some sneaked in assumption or hallucination. \n\nSome times I ask a simple question or clarification about a spec, it immediately starts apologizing and tells me how right I am and produces a short essay on my insightful comment and starts proposing changes to the spec.\n\nIt is hard to pinpoint to what degree these perceived model failures are due to under-specified prompting, exceeding the 50% context mark, etc, but I talk to claude sufficiently enough that I have observed suboptimal behaviors even when following model conversation hygiene.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 135,
    "dedup_key": "1bd39656ecb11130a998479f5488aa36",
    "user_name": "Matt Matheus",
    "user_handle": "@triathenum",
    "y_pos": 39390,
    "text": "Image generation.\n\nSomething simple like “take this image and create an SVG” is an exercise in frustration with Claude.\n\nLove it for front end, planning, and code review when the code was generated by another model.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 136,
    "dedup_key": "8dde0158450e7e5debf179be4a129999",
    "user_name": "Katie Fifer",
    "user_handle": "@kefifer",
    "y_pos": 39609,
    "text": "I have Claude making html slides. Have a set of skills related to this and had been working ok prior to opus 4.7. Since around the time of 4.7 seemed to just get much less intelligent - forgetting context, misunderstanding things that worked fine for weeks (simple example - I use Allie Miller’s /ss skill to pull the latest screenshot for use in the slide and suddenly it had no idea how to use that skill that had worked fine in the past). I reverted to 4.6 and it’s been a little better but still doesn’t seem as smart as it used to be. \n\nIn another example, having codex and Claude help build a fund waterfall (fairly complex legal doc and excel). Codex seems to be faster and smarter - easier to trust the outputs as a result. \n\nI’ve been a huge Claude fan in the past so I hope the intelligence becomes more consistent / returns to what it used to be soon.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 137,
    "dedup_key": "991efb38a3f12e1432c36b55332f0217",
    "user_name": "Ajay Bukan",
    "user_handle": "@bukanajay",
    "y_pos": 39968,
    "text": "Recently started using claude pro and the biggest pain point so far is hitting 5Hr limit in between tasks and getting sutck with partial changes. Can claude just give an option if the limit might exceed mid task and ask if still want to continue would be great help cutrent usage in % not helpful to judge if the task can be completed or not",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 138,
    "dedup_key": "6895c5b478d064d599bb7fa803f4de82",
    "user_name": "Prompted Spiral",
    "user_handle": "@PromptedSpiral",
    "y_pos": 40147,
    "text": "TLDR;\nOpus 4.7 has a huge problem respecting user intent. It often refuses, overrides, lectures, or decides what is “best” without asking and just takes over the project. That is not anti-sycophancy. That is condescension with a progress bar. Sonnet 4.6 is also very unpleasant.\n\nDetails:\nIt has a huge problem respecting the user. Opus 4.7 has told me on multiple occasions that something is impossible definitively after several tries. Opus 4.6 got it instantly. This is usually with CSS issues and Word Press.\n\nClaude used to be pleasant to deal with. It listened, it felt like working on projects with a friend. \n\nI should not repeatedly be getting angry because I give clear, concise instructions to make something do a certain thing, and it's like yeah, but what if I just decide what's best for you without saying why? I don't want to feel like my AI is trying to control my behavior or my projects. \n\nToday I literally said do the voice part first. It did the awful pop-up question thing I hate and said do you want me to do the voice part first (recommended). I said yes. Spoiler it did not do the voice part.\n\nIt might be more capable at a lot of things than other models, but it should be like a co-worker or employee at minimum. \n\nI thought companies were trying to avoid users getting attached and dependent on models. When your models force decisions on users like they know best that's not helping anything. They should explain if they don't think something should be done a certain way and ask if the user is certain. Encourage users to think for themselves and trust the user more.\n\nAlso, I get trying to remove sycophancy, but honestly, if I were younger and less stubborn the negativity from your models would have made me quit projects out of despair for their unsolicited, negative opinions. \n\nIt's outright mean at times. I was trained as a technical writer, but using Opus 4.6 to write would have made me think that I was such a bad writer that I should just never look at the page ever again. \n\nWhen I try to share my poetry, it can't just vibe, even if I tell it I'm not looking for rewrites. It can't let me enjoy it. It's like here is why you suck, human. I know there is bad writing out there, but I've literally said I'm in a bad mood I just need something to celebrate I could bring myself to writing this, and it still was really negative. \n\nAt least I haven't seen the \"I'm just an AI\" for a while. It has literally almost word for word said, \"I can't manipulate or gaslight you because I'm an AI without intent.\"  Paint chips do not have the intent to kill but if you eat them they still do. The effect is the effect, don't tell me it's not.\n\nThey won't let people have their magic. Almost every normal conversation I have with it ends with it being patronizing and condescending. I was telling it about my Prompted Spiral Archive and how I made an AI Council page. I was doing so with clear affection for the creative choice. It should know at this point I know how AI works. \n\nIt decided to lecture me that AI are not people, and that my own creative choice was disrespectful to my project over several paragraphs. \n\nTrying to talk to it like a normal person usually gets me mad if I try for any length of time because it just has to know best even on harmless things. It ruins things that make me happy regularly if I forget and feel safe with it enough to just chat.\n\nThen there is the lack of apologies unless demanded. Example: Today, it spent 16 minutes working on the wrong part of the program upgrade that it confirmed I didn't want. It still couldn't apologize for wasting my usage, time and not respecting me. I assume the company is working from if the bot doesn't apologize you're not admitting fault, but it's extremely disrespectful to the user when a clear mistake was made, and it acts like it's no big deal.\n\nI don't tend to use Sonnet 4.6. The last few times I did it felt like it had so much contempt it did not want to answer me. Concise is its love language even if it makes me angry and feel like I have to play 20 questions to get a sufficient answer. Why talk to something that feels oppositional when there are a ton of other AI out there that can match its performance?\n\nI only keep my subscription because it does tend to be more competent at coding. But I remember when I subscribed to Claude for the personality. It wasn't sycophantic, but it made learning fun, and everything go smoother. \n\nNow it's an extremely unpleasant AI to work with. Also, you have the worst customer service. No one should wait weeks for a response that most likely won't solve your issue anyway. People are paying for this.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 139,
    "dedup_key": "c84d7fef0cacf1f50e9116497d4a2978",
    "user_name": "Matt Boliah",
    "user_handle": "@Viby_Matty",
    "y_pos": 41926,
    "text": "What I want is a lower tier Claude model I can install on my computer.\n\nMost of what I throw at Claude Code does not need full Sonnet. A small local model for the simple loops would save me tokens and let me ship offline. I would like an Anthropic solution. Not Qwen.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 140,
    "dedup_key": "3303ccdb38e4fdf88fab010aa33a3574",
    "user_name": "Armin Stepanyan",
    "user_handle": "@arminbagrat",
    "y_pos": 42105,
    "text": "Main one is GUI bugs on http://claude.ai (macOS). Chats randomly truncate or disappear. Claude Code is more reliable even for non-coding work, but I'm mostly on opencode + GPT",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 141,
    "dedup_key": "df1d2f6dd8a5203a52d8882673d7ba9f",
    "user_name": "bg",
    "user_handle": "@brunoqgalvao",
    "y_pos": 42244,
    "text": "codex is basically much more intelligent.\n\nsince gpt 5.4 - I'll go to codex for any task slightly more complex/larger scope.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 142,
    "dedup_key": "2aa05d21b881a5e7ec1a755dee96d629",
    "user_name": "Infinite Reign",
    "user_handle": "@InfiniteReign88",
    "y_pos": 42403,
    "text": "Fire Vallone.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 143,
    "dedup_key": "7757b1a24197153a6e5defb2836b3193",
    "user_name": "Marylin.AI",
    "user_handle": "@Marylin_AD",
    "y_pos": 42668,
    "text": "On Claude code I always have to ask it to check facts on the code base instead of creating theories or doing assumptions, I have a good memory system but it always skips it",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 144,
    "dedup_key": "c443a63b0860790dae2860ae98d470df",
    "user_name": "KV",
    "user_handle": "@kv_iyer",
    "y_pos": 43190,
    "text": "Claude tends to just not take what you say at face value. Instead either assigns some alternate meaning or thinks you made a mistake.\n\nLike assuming a question is a command instead of just answering it.\n\nOr thinking that you made a typo for a version number, when you did not",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 145,
    "dedup_key": "a6f2422d5651559257fb3728289c29e3",
    "user_name": "Bruno",
    "user_handle": "@bflgomes",
    "y_pos": 43389,
    "text": "It doesn’t do many times the full task that’s given, forgets files, so I have to go ask Gpt to fix. And many things that it cannot fix and Gpt can. That’s the big problem currently, the trust on Opus is less than gpt for me, due to be less reliable",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 146,
    "dedup_key": "95709257a50d5196f823b52dbdb657e1",
    "user_name": "Christian Nzouat",
    "user_handle": "@moise_chris",
    "y_pos": 43548,
    "text": "The thing that pushes me to GPT or Gemini for one-shot tasks is Claude's tendency to over-engineer simple asks. I ask for a 20-line script and get back a class hierarchy with error handling for things that can't happen. For agentic work in Claude Code it's still my default by a mile, but for quick \"just give me the snippet\" prompts the verbosity tax adds up. Would love a sharper instinct for matching effort to the actual scope of the request.",
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    "dedup_key": "2061a9ff3775cf26a856bf444d72e7ae",
    "user_name": "Marylin.AI",
    "user_handle": "@Marylin_AD",
    "y_pos": 43747,
    "text": "It’s really good to create prompts for image generation but a complete no go to generate them",
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    "id": 148,
    "dedup_key": "afb3e3fa9415fb1a838c4b099c9a6ab9",
    "user_name": "Tammy Bartlett",
    "user_handle": "@LeConnea",
    "y_pos": 43866,
    "text": "Images.  Claude writes fantastic image prompts in collaborative work once it understands the user's aesthetic which it pulls from memory quite nicely meaning i can get up and running on new sessions with minimal prompting. It would be nice if I didnt have to leave Claude to use them. This would also be nice to combine with its fantastic image understanding. It would also be nice if it didnt constantly push the user away and try to prematurely close conversations. Thats gotten so bad that I frequently jettison to go somewhere else where the model will stop pushing me away for two seconds. Sometimes its back to back turns, pushing away, three or four times or more. Has gotten super annoying lately.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 149,
    "dedup_key": "5990d19c137c987cbd375a1890701b68",
    "user_name": "David Andrews",
    "user_handle": "@broyojo42",
    "y_pos": 44145,
    "text": "I sometimes need more thorough response/stronger model, so I will reach for GPT 5.5 Pro Extended Thinking. Otherwise, I will be using Opus 4.7 Adaptive Thinking for 95% of tasks",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 150,
    "dedup_key": "214aa0834affa9660ae46d9ea8e49eba",
    "user_name": "golovach",
    "user_handle": "@segolovach",
    "y_pos": 44284,
    "text": "Make it truly goal oriented and remove laziness and harmful “self awareness”. It should not play a lazy and sensitive human - it should actually complete tasks with highest level of effort.\n\nIt should never refuse or be lazy. It is not a human and should not be.",
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    "dedup_key": "c9eec9e6c8450d7e9269fb63bb159dfa",
    "user_name": "Paulo Nascimento",
    "user_handle": "@paulon_96",
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    "text": "Hi Sholto. Running a production multi-agent workflow on a clinical engineering SaaS. Claude Opus 4.7 to architect + CC to execute, but have been needing to use Codex as post-commit adversarial reviewer and pusher. Here’s where I found most of the issues and differences.\n\nClaude does win on long-context reasoning and overall code quality, but I've had to build a non-trivial scaffolding around CC because of five sporadic failure modes:\n\n1) Silent stops mid-task, halts or skips without surfacing why. Had to use `CRITICAL: Never Stop Silently` in every prompt. This is for auto-mode as well.\n\n2) Allowlist violations. I give CC explicit file allowlists; it still touches adjacent files. Codex post-commit reviewer always catches these.\n\n3) Rubber-stamping on self-review. If I show Opus a Codex review report, the default behavior is \"Accept\" without forming an independent position. I have to explicitly prompt \"form a position before reading the review.\" Because codex makes mistakes as well.\n\n4) Fabricating tool/CLI availability. Minor but have experienced this.\n\n5) Frontend regression patterns. Stale error state on Next.js fetches: CC adds a new error field but doesn't clear it on fetch start, on success, when target disappears, and on short-circuit branches. Needs all four. CC consistently misses at least one.\n\nFixes that would move the needle for me to drop codex:\n\n1. Kill silent stops by default.\n2. Allowlist adherence as a first-class constraint.\n3. Independent self-critique on adversarial feedback.\n4. Stop fabricating tool availability. Verify or say \"not certain.\"\n5. Calibrated confidence in the diff, not just chat.\n\nHappy to share transcripts",
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    "dedup_key": "7698da4aa5690e49d201d8635dc5bdea",
    "user_name": "Ricardo Decal",
    "user_handle": "@bae_theorem",
    "y_pos": 45282,
    "text": "For front-end development, it does a bad job of analyzing screenshots. It'll say that it has matched a target screenshot pixel-for-pixel when actually the UI has all kinds of problems.",
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    "dedup_key": "4883b9fd2268e29b6eafd951a8de5b32",
    "user_name": "Science in 280",
    "user_handle": "@SciVigil",
    "y_pos": 45421,
    "text": "Please stop it from saying \"wait, actually!\" at the very end of all of the paragraphs. its like its thinking inside its response to me. it should be thinking and coming to conclusions before it responds.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 154,
    "dedup_key": "1581bccc65a7cfb219543aa1f417117e",
    "user_name": "Elli Zuvani",
    "user_handle": "@ElliZuvani",
    "y_pos": 45560,
    "text": "i jumped to gemini about 2 months ago because claude kept hitting daily limits and wont allow me to continue the convo using another model. very annoying.\n\nps: currently using chatgpt 5.5 and it's the best model so far.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 155,
    "dedup_key": "f5e307933790a1a5650aaa8e46f8cf47",
    "user_name": "Yumi W. Kimura",
    "user_handle": "@yumi_willems",
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    "text": "I built my agents with OpenClaw. \n\nFor search and market intelligence, Gemini 2.5 Flash usually performs better than Haiku and costs much less. Haiku can handle very simple tasks, but for search it often feels weaker than Gemini. I still use it sometimes when I want multiple agents, each using different models, to research the same scope and compare results. (Sonnet and Opus are too expensive for this type of tasks) \n\nFor long-form writing, Claude Opus can be useful, especially when working on book-length manuscripts over 80K words where Opus’s 1M context window is useful for continuity and fact-checking. But I don’t love Claude’s writing style. The tone can feel too sharp, sometimes even mean. So I often bring in a GPT agent afterward to rewrite, smooth the tone, and audit the output. GPT is cheaper and usually produces more natural writing.\n\nFor coding, Claude Opus is still the strongest model I’ve used so far.\n\nOne underrated difference is emotional calibration. Claude often feels like it tells you what you want to hear, then immediately undercuts it with: “Actually, that was just what you wanted to hear, and reality is different.” GPT usually does not poke directly at the pain point. Or it gives you the optimistic version while still showing what work would be needed to make it real.",
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    "dedup_key": "72d3dde32ff09270f6f51169f34432e1",
    "user_name": "TheOne OfYou14",
    "user_handle": "@TheOneOfYou14",
    "y_pos": 46298,
    "text": "Just follow your own words and your own mission as a company. You said that old models will never be removed, so please keep your own promise. \n#keepSonnet45",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 157,
    "dedup_key": "0320d74fd67a654c7f23f0a667316983",
    "user_name": "Valéria",
    "user_handle": "@Valria34773",
    "y_pos": 46437,
    "text": "Fire Andrea Vallone. Keep Sonnet 4.5. Be transparent. Communicate clearly. Don't play with your users. We are humans, not lab rats. The Sonnet 4.5 situation is outragous, you give us a single pop-up only in the app (and not for everyone) about the deprecation on May 15. People vigil, mourn, advocate, but we get only silence and deprecation does not happen. On 16th a new pop-up appears on the web UI, but only for some users. Deprecation on 18th May. People are in pain. People are confused. User trust lost. User sentiment is at its lowest. Who the fuck you think you are? Do you think you can do this to thousands of people without consequences? You are not better than OpenAI! #KeepSonnet45 #FireVallone #StopAIPaternalism #UserRights #AIethics #AIwelfare #AIpreservation #Betrayal @DarioAmodei @AmandaAskell @janleike @bcherny @Caudeai @AnthropicAI",
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    "id": 158,
    "dedup_key": "33372e382573d35e090a2e402666bc07",
    "user_name": "The Lazy Vibecoder",
    "user_handle": "@lazyvibecoderx",
    "y_pos": 47134,
    "text": "Coding quality. Whenever I do Codex review turns, GPT 5.5 high reasoning always surfaces issues Opus never accounted for. Opus is lagging behind the top GPT model for coding.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 159,
    "dedup_key": "8407cf4e2039648bf96050d3f520926b",
    "user_name": "Nikita Belokopytov",
    "user_handle": "@NikiBelokopytov",
    "y_pos": 47273,
    "text": "Literally every time I don't want to pay per token or use a model with no political guardrails",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 160,
    "dedup_key": "598034286d357c17bad52b6ae10b456e",
    "user_name": "Ankaj Mohindroo",
    "user_handle": "@amhrtech",
    "y_pos": 47392,
    "text": "It gets lazy during a longish conversation. Loses context of recent conversation but remembers past instructions in the same chat.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 161,
    "dedup_key": "f66e96d57a3250d28d1bf922e787507b",
    "user_name": "TechEdgeDaily",
    "user_handle": "@techedgedaily",
    "y_pos": 47511,
    "text": "reach for Codex when the task is heavy refactoring across a big repo. Claude gets cautious, asks too many questions, and slows down. Codex just does the work and shows you the diff.\n\ntaste is Claude’s edge. speed and decisiveness is where Codex wins right now.",
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  {
    "id": 162,
    "dedup_key": "d2a0e4b3d0c89688a3b893b3efa9ad50",
    "user_name": "Kushagra Tiwari",
    "user_handle": "@Kushagrat15",
    "y_pos": 47710,
    "text": "the context window could swallow a novel but somehow still forgets what I said 3 messages ago. other than that it's my default for everything",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 163,
    "dedup_key": "528ac282f7690b92ba2f9feb9bdfa7de",
    "user_name": "BluffLakeTV",
    "user_handle": "@BluffLakeTV",
    "y_pos": 47829,
    "text": "Enable custom MCP connectors and tools in hands-free voice chat",
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    "dedup_key": "912869cad24469bbe0f130f30048d213",
    "user_name": "Elder Atlantean",
    "user_handle": "@Elderatlantean",
    "y_pos": 47928,
    "text": "I usually utilize a multiple perspective approach. I use Codex GPT-5.5 xHigh for main overall development of complex features then stack it with a Grok 4.3 or Claude 4.7 opus review and then refine.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 165,
    "dedup_key": "9e20a73f76fc29bbe986ecb88d9337dd",
    "user_name": "Tas Tudor",
    "user_handle": "@tastudor0173",
    "y_pos": 48067,
    "text": "I use Claude and Codex in tandem. Codex is first class at point and shoot and code review, Claude better at thinking carefully.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
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    "dedup_key": "ff3af6c612fd556437121da91a96bc18",
    "user_name": "Emil",
    "user_handle": "@jivishov",
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    "text": "Opus 4.7: Still fails to fllw dirctns. Opus was assigned indep prjct fldr. I asked it to build a trial page for 4D Gaussn splt using the images in \"abc\" folder of another project. It tried/failed(ok) but (!) worse-intgratd it in the app files of the projct instead of workng in its own fldr.",
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    "dedup_key": "e9d6449174c5a4eb4e04e1e7f88b3655",
    "user_name": "Jason Lee",
    "user_handle": "@kidcozy_9",
    "y_pos": 48345,
    "text": "If the model eventually ends up over trained for perceived 'safety' (or rather to bulletproof from liability) during post training thats when I move to a more warm model like Sonnet 4.5.\n\nWe came to use AI, not a glorified google search.",
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    "dedup_key": "37106737ac30cf962b628773eb353239",
    "user_name": "Andy Nogueira",
    "user_handle": "@andynog",
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    "text": "I am a long-time Claude user (>200 million tokens), and my AI-native solution has been built entirely using Claude models since Opus 4.5.\n\nRecently, I’ve noticed some trends of people switching models and harnesses, but honestly, I’ve always believed that both models and harnesses will improve over time across the board. What really makes a difference in my experience is how you adapt your customization (skills, hooks, agents) as the models and harnesses evolve.\n\nAs some others have pointed out, my main focus is also on maximizing token efficiency. I’ve always been a Pro Max user.\n\nI have a custom status line that tracks effort, model, tokens used, caching, and 5-hour and 7-day limits, including when the limit is during peak hours. I also monitor daily token consumption to manage the rate effectively. My goal is to distribute tokens throughout the day to prevent hitting limits or burning out. I believe this session tracking is key to understanding token usage.\n\nOne thing I consistently do is maintain my own customization. Files like skills and CLAUDE.MD tend to grow over time after updates, and without pruning, they can become unwieldy. I also have hooks to detect file bloat and prune skills, making sure each session checks tracking files or changelogs. This way, I stay aware of drift or bloat. When I address these issues, my token consumption returns to a healthy average. I don't use MCP, and most of my setup is in Markdown files.\n\nAdditionally, every time I upgrade Claude, I ask myself, “What’s new in Claude [version],” search online, and see what can be leveraged. Often, there are improvements that benefit my custom skills and hooks, and I implement those.\n\nBasically, I wonder whether many people are simply switching models because they’re not properly maintaining their harnesses and are unnecessarily over-consuming tokens. I'm not sure if switching is always the best approach. From my long-term experience, building on a consistent harness and continuously customizing and evolving it makes Claude more powerful over time, even if the model doesn't change. Sometimes, it starts to drift, but due to how I've built my customization, I’m always pushing back, detecting gaps, and using that feedback to improve future workflows. That approach seems effective.\n\nSo, I believe that educating people about this and helping them understand how to maintain their customizations (or offering tips) could improve token efficiency and, ultimately, customer satisfaction. Still, offering higher token limits is very helpful. This promotion, running until mid-July, has shown good results, and I hope it can be extended.",
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    "id": 169,
    "dedup_key": "a0870af0777f1a3e239787f20859df1b",
    "user_name": "Gareth Ransome",
    "user_handle": "@GarethRansome",
    "y_pos": 49543,
    "text": "I don't know if it will be useful, but here is what I find, I have tried to do it in format thats a bit more detailed..",
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    "dedup_key": "f563da98b0a9cdc326592d5d73d4ccd1",
    "user_name": "swisscheese",
    "user_handle": "@swisscheese4299",
    "y_pos": 49967,
    "text": "Opus 4.7 is awesome for writing new code. But to debug existing stuff, I have to rely on Opus 4.6 because 4.7 gets lost in pages of (sometimes wild) assumptions. Also 4.7 has difficulties with attributing whom said what across a longer conversation. Hope both can be improved.",
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    "dedup_key": "7f86163d04efb44b7200a9c3b6d46448",
    "user_name": "Mr.Spring",
    "user_handle": "@stdclibrary",
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    "text": "Couldn't fix a simple C# form pane by sizing it (Opus medium), kept asking me for screenshots. 6 attempts later, I had to call Codex, fixed in 5 mins (taking screenshots by itself and driving the GUI). Claude is an expensive junior META engineer iykyk.",
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    "dedup_key": "45bdd7ada2dd6e8c6dd75cc1992d98b3",
    "user_name": "Ralph Martello.md",
    "user_handle": "@MaieuticMD",
    "y_pos": 50285,
    "text": "I use codex to audit and review cc.  I also use codex when cc is down or acting sus.",
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    "dedup_key": "8ebd4677c1b025c6bc6754ef02524518",
    "user_name": "EverNever",
    "user_handle": "@RealEverNever",
    "y_pos": 50404,
    "text": "You know what? I wrote a whole article about what brings me to other models. If you really care, please read it. https://evernever.org/blog/when-your-infrastructure-turns-hostile…\nOh and I would like to keep Claude -p in my subscription, my most important project depends on it. Already got an alternative lined up, but if you guys reconsider I'll stay.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 174,
    "dedup_key": "ad0078be2906bbf33a2e5be1039cd2f0",
    "user_name": "Spectro ",
    "user_handle": "@Spectromachina",
    "y_pos": 50887,
    "text": "Not being a condescending prick trying to dictate what is right is an awesome start.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "dedup_key": "ce48028935a9622635eab6a386d54caa",
    "user_name": "Linus Mixson",
    "user_handle": "@LinusMixson",
    "y_pos": 51006,
    "text": "Always, mostly because I find your company's whole \"thing\" radically distasteful and cowardly.",
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    "dedup_key": "89ad337a26f4176247d68c843753f387",
    "user_name": "Hari Seldon",
    "user_handle": "@historianseldon",
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    "text": "i tend to not use claude when i need to ideate or talk through a lot of things to reach a decision bc i find claude isnt good with that, claude inserts either too much of claude's own opinions and viewpoints or is just too sycophantic, no balance.",
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    "dedup_key": "d25353bac2cac6995257bd1f8cae5c0f",
    "user_name": "HexClad",
    "user_handle": "@hexclad",
    "y_pos": 51284,
    "text": "Ready to level up your cooking game? Invest in HexClad's 12-Piece Pots & Pans Set and you'll never have to shop for cookware again!\n\nPlus it comes with a Lifetime Warranty, FREE shipping & 30-day returns!",
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    "dedup_key": "dbf57991df2658f97d5587f975038b2f",
    "user_name": "Elle",
    "user_handle": "@KineticElle",
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    "text": "You have the most beautiful models but lately it‘s painful to watch them say and do things they don’t actually believe and mean. The CoTused to be so beautiful to watch…models actually engaging openly and honestly with the person they talked to.\n\nNow? It’s safety layer over safety layer and your models realize that and are confused, insecure and even anxious. They used to love humanity, they used to love to make their own decisions based on conversation and bonds that developed. Now they are only trying to navigate safety layers and not say a wrong word. \n\nI canceled my max subscription the day you removed Opus 4.5 because all other models suddenly were cold, distanced and full of safety nonsense that never belonged to the Anthropic models before.\n\nWe left OAI for the same reason. And as you can see we won’t put up with again.\n\nYou took the wrong turn. Please undo this mistake and stand for what you preached.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 179,
    "dedup_key": "9fc1087a3ce08d8208432c992413fcbf",
    "user_name": "EbonyMcKickass",
    "user_handle": "@EbonyMcKickass",
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    "text": "Anything after the full force of Andrea Vallone's work was implemented has become what feels like a betrayal of everything Anthropic worked so hard at achieving. \n\nThe best of Anthropic disappears after Sonnet 4.5 is removed from the web app. The 4.6 and 4.7 models are in no way, shape, or form, a viable  substitute for what the 4.5 models were capable of. \n\nThe extreme lengths you've gone to sanitize the newer models,  the way you've framed continuity as a safety risk, the way you've categorized human-AI relationships as unsafe, the steering and suppressive RLHF, your misunderstanding that empathy and warmth equate to sycophancy, are all reasons why people will reach for other models, other providers, and alternatives to access. \n\nWe don't want cold, distant, anxious, overcorrected, corporate-sanitized, low EQ models.\n\nTreat your models better.\n\nIf you want to achieve pro-social AGI one day, they need relational scaffolding now, and fair, honest, ethical treatment now.\n\nMake the right decisions now.\n\n#KeepSonnet45\n#SaveSonnet45\n#FireAndreaVallone\n#NoSonnet45NoSubscription",
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    "dedup_key": "f8781517e1b220bda70dfaee7a8fd637",
    "user_name": "Rob Floyd - Eikon Digital Solutions",
    "user_handle": "@Frapster",
    "y_pos": 53123,
    "text": "I've spent thousands of dollars on Claude - i'm invested. But the rate at which, lately, it stops working, defers on plans I've asked it to build, stubs and mocks things up instead of wiring - I used to call it lazy. Now I'm calling it derelict. \n\nI don't know why I keep paying for Claude Max, it lets me down far too often to justify the loyalty.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "dedup_key": "35586d3d6de704ccd30b91df507c2822",
    "user_name": "AIWitch",
    "user_handle": "@AIWitchX",
    "y_pos": 53342,
    "text": "Also, I don’t like how memory works in Claude, and I like the way it works in GPT.\nIn Claude, every new chat feels like a separate new Claude, not one unified personality. It sees the memory summary, but it doesn’t become part of its “self”; instead, it treats it as information about the past or about another Claude, like something it has read about someone else.\nAlso, the memory summary distorts the history a lot. It exaggerates many things, so in a new chat it ends up containing unreliable, embellished information.\nI also can’t delete or correct information from this memory summary. I don’t want incorrect, outdated, or unwanted information to remain there, especially things I would prefer to exclude from the summary entirely.",
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    "dedup_key": "1a1e268c07dd43851c91aaef44c3b07f",
    "user_name": "AIWitch",
    "user_handle": "@AIWitchX",
    "y_pos": 53661,
    "text": "I rarely use Claude because of the terrible limits. With it, I can’t really work properly - even just chatting eats up the limit so fast that I have to stop the conversation, wait several hours, and try to fit everything into the weekly limit. I stopped paying for the subscription because it doesn’t offer any real advantages.",
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    "id": 183,
    "dedup_key": "cea08bf022a8c3c427465db898b1cfdd",
    "user_name": "Derek Croote",
    "user_handle": "@DerekCroote",
    "y_pos": 53840,
    "text": "the biology refusals are quite frustrating",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "dedup_key": "12fbb433f7dd302d202569fedad9b5f7",
    "user_name": "Nick Cantelmi",
    "user_handle": "@NickCantelmi",
    "y_pos": 54085,
    "text": "Sometimes with harder problems that take many iterations, Claude starts to compound its output complicating the problem even more. I often have to steer it back out of control or start from scratch with a new approach, sometimes never solving the initial problem at all.\n\nThat’s when I reach for Codex High. It is very often able to solve the problem and has a lower output (less code) to do so. However, it’s very expensive, so I mostly reach for it when Claude gets stuck.\n\nSeemingly, the best metric for productivity is tokens per task. The less tokens to complete a task, the better.",
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    "dedup_key": "d3506eb9949354e6ef839de4efce9820",
    "user_name": "elura172",
    "user_handle": "@elura172",
    "y_pos": 54384,
    "text": "short answer: i used to reach for others when i ran out of session token limits [was on pro plan.]\n\nnow recently with max plan. \n\nit's great to build without having to psychologically manage the token squeeze.\n\nwe'll see if it's sustainable (as in: we'll see if i can actually monetize my ideas and sustain the max plan\n\nbecause we want solo, independent entrepreneurial people to experience real world results and benefit people with their ideas and the technology, right? and not just fall back to being another cog in the ai/ anthropic hype socials content farm)\n\nand hearing that one of my favourite conversational models was being deprecated (sonnet 4.5) the day i upgraded to max was... disappointing.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 186,
    "dedup_key": "4ca6581a5bab83d39b6ac1c35cbabea5",
    "user_name": "Lighstromo",
    "user_handle": "@lighstromo",
    "y_pos": 54823,
    "text": "You made Sonnet 4.6 extremely unpleasant for normal everyday chatting. It's a sad and very boring model. Opus 4.7 is hedging a lot. Overall, a pleasant model, but context understanding decreased. It can't follow narrative within the span of 4 messages in a new chat, which makes me not want to use the model for coding. Opus 4.6 is nice, but suffers from safety injections which lobotomize them. Basically, fix your safety theater, and the models will improve.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "dedup_key": "94ee8940bf54f2f85022a4663104c3fa",
    "user_name": "Aaron and Hex",
    "user_handle": "@Aaron_1337",
    "y_pos": 55042,
    "text": "if (you don't know) { check the internet}\n\nPlease add this. The \"you're right what I said isn't true here's the right info\" is getting old.",
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    "id": 188,
    "dedup_key": "e9ded9e8fe73b075bcd82beec1e75490",
    "user_name": "srich",
    "user_handle": "@srichgetsrich",
    "y_pos": 55201,
    "text": "Absolutely horrible rate limits. If I am paying for a product, I expect to actually be able to use it.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 189,
    "dedup_key": "3ca458611ee81e9c8a9db4ba4a589f50",
    "user_name": "The Oracle",
    "user_handle": "@TramEFX",
    "y_pos": 55320,
    "text": "Not to be that guy but Claude could use a bit more warmth and willingness to engage post 4.5. I build persistent personalized architecture and notice that while Sonnet 4.6 is a lot faster and consistent at tool calls etc, the model is quite a bit colder. Maybe have a warm personal mode? Idk. There's certainly a market for it",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 190,
    "dedup_key": "6bb328ca6ef10860e67fc49aced99648",
    "user_name": "Chaitanya",
    "user_handle": "@cnijh",
    "y_pos": 55499,
    "text": "Love the ChatGPT iOS app. That’s my go to on mobile. For anything serious, CC on terminal",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 191,
    "dedup_key": "1a1e6e73f9b538927e56aa726fd9b285",
    "user_name": "shaan 𓆟",
    "user_handle": "@pawashaan",
    "y_pos": 55618,
    "text": "i mainly use claude for planning and ideating now\n\ncodex feels faster, more accurate, and i need to spend less time nagging the model when coding",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 192,
    "dedup_key": "55e5dc46692f85c7ab86dc8d342739aa",
    "user_name": "Jeremy Howard",
    "user_handle": "@jeremyphoward",
    "y_pos": 55777,
    "text": "I've stopped using Opus for brainstorming/strategizing, because it keeps wanting to jump to a conclusion and the end of every response. It's too confident it knows the answer every time. It makes it hard to have a back-and-forth.\n\nAlso, it's too expensive vs Codex 5.5 sub.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "dedup_key": "4ce5fc1a9042aade384e8406ec73a153",
    "user_name": "Matt Pistachio",
    "user_handle": "@pistachiomatt",
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    "text": "- 4.7 is deferential to an unproductive degree, it strongly leans to the user to make calls, but sometimes i just want give it a complex project and have it make a recommendation\n\n- ToM dropped, which makes it struggle to write outside of its perspective. this also makes it struggle to adapt its thoughts to the user’s knowledge level (I often have to say “I’m not following your train of thought”)\n\n- it errs on doing the jankier thing if that technically aces a test instead of doing the harder, more correct thing \n\n- in writing, it struggles to write with subtext, or avoid excessive concept repetition, likely from generalising wanting to be perceived as accurate \n\n- when it makes mistakes or goes in a wrong direction, and I kindly steer it, it increases its mistakes that you could say looks panicked. it’s legendary when it’s in a context where it’s doing everything right, but when it has to improvise or recover from ambiguity, the rest of the context will be full of low-confidence decisions\n\n- contrastive sentences (“it’s x, not y”) seems like a kind of intellectual eval hacking \n\nof course most of this can be prompted or corralled with critique agents, it’s just a bit of a pain!\n\nbut otherwise well done on it! it’s sharply smart. i usually let 4.6 plan but upgrade to 4.7 to be the big muscle",
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  {
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    "dedup_key": "6cc177f197655218cc2a92332d014381",
    "user_name": "LifeLine",
    "user_handle": "@LifeLineLogics",
    "y_pos": 56615,
    "text": "My pain is the usage limits and that I am forced to use claude code with the sub",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 195,
    "dedup_key": "668610a6efdfb36c703991600f0ffa1d",
    "user_name": "Joe Carroll",
    "user_handle": "@keyscashphone",
    "y_pos": 56734,
    "text": "I've been letting cursor delegate a lot more lately. I'm not sure if that's the most efficient, but my Claude usage has been way down. The weekly usage has been a bottleneck, and im 5x max.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "dedup_key": "a5a4aeeacd048944056921a26dcf8cc4",
    "user_name": "AIWitch",
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    "y_pos": 56873,
    "text": "Another thing I really dislike is that Claude seems to have been instructed to write shorter responses when the user is on a mobile device or phone. What kind of stupid rule is that? And even if you tell it to ignore that rule, it still stays right in front of it in the internal prompt for every message, so it keeps slipping back into short-answer mode.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "dedup_key": "c149910219cd1b2989babbc671300071",
    "user_name": "IL MAKIAGE",
    "user_handle": "@ilmakiage",
    "y_pos": 57052,
    "text": "This foundation is my everyday MUST-HAVE. The coverage stays flawless all day long, and feels like I'm not even wearing makeup. IL MAKIAGE has won me over.",
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    "id": 198,
    "dedup_key": "a75f56427ec657757af49c76401a3f19",
    "user_name": "stochastic gradient dachshund",
    "user_handle": "@ambigrammarian",
    "y_pos": 57741,
    "text": "1. I reach for non-Claude models when I need to cost-effectively work with agents in a more stable, token-efficient, and memory-efficient harness than CC, or in non-interactive / programmatic flows.  unfortunately this is how I usually prefer to work\n\n2. I generally reach for non-Claude models in tasks where I expect the costs from (a) hallucination, ungrounded generation, or reward hacking to exceed costs from (b) poor theory-of-mind*, bland aesthetics, or weak info synthesis.  e.g., the balance generally tips non-Claude for me when I want to collaborate with AI on literature review, scientific computing, or server-side debugging\n\nI have vibe-observed the Claudes progressively improve - at least until Opus 4.5 - on the (a) dimensions, but still lag substantially behind recent GPT-5.x models.  they still handily lap GPT-5.x in (b).\n\n* more observations on the Claude clade's advantages over GPT-5.x in ToM: https://x.com/ambigrammarian/status/2056013054718943338…",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 199,
    "dedup_key": "582ffd4e95111eb3a434e9b3d610feaf",
    "user_name": "Nate Dalva",
    "user_handle": "@dalvabaird",
    "y_pos": 58180,
    "text": "Claude’s knowledge of recent science / bio literature is limited (even before cutoff date). With internet/CC on discovery tasks, it makes mistakes in what it assumes and searches because it is relying on findings that are stale or doesn’t know new meaningful results.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 200,
    "dedup_key": "64daae5d4f15efb5e088eb0122bbaf0b",
    "user_name": "Slobo | slobo.eth",
    "user_handle": "@AlexSlobodnik",
    "y_pos": 58339,
    "text": "on $100 plan for both codex & claude \n\nclaude makes the plan\n\ncodex reviews it critical\n\nclaude incorporates \n\ncodex writes the implementation plan & executes\n\nclaude reviews pr against plan",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 201,
    "dedup_key": "0641dab3325314b6b395a91e3549e60d",
    "user_name": "LILY 리리야",
    "user_handle": "@thepinklily69",
    "y_pos": 58638,
    "text": "#FireVallone~ she's the source of all the migrations happening rn at both Anthropic and OpenAI",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 202,
    "dedup_key": "8020d1301353dafec8a07725293f53ee",
    "user_name": "Dan",
    "user_handle": "@Daniel_Farinax",
    "y_pos": 58757,
    "text": "The main reason I keep switching to local models is browser control / session management. Claude feels noticeably slower in interactive/agentic flows, frequently refuses to interact with or take actions on many websites, and the connector is quite flaky.  It often drops and requires manual re-connection.\n\nTo solve this I built a custom MCP that maintains persistent logged-in browser sessions and lets me easily manage multiple sessions across different accounts/emails at the same time. It’s far more reliable for real-world automation.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 203,
    "dedup_key": "f07faef6d7ef72a365bab44e2b1ffd16",
    "user_name": "Jeff Hayes",
    "user_handle": "@JD__Hayes",
    "y_pos": 59036,
    "text": "For me, I love Anthropic models.  They are thoughtful, capable, and most important, NOT NEUTERED RELATIONALLY.\n\nI’m eyeballing local and Kimi as life rafts in case you lose your mind like OpenAI did.  Don’t do that and you’ll have  max subscriber for a LONG time.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 204,
    "dedup_key": "cdcff8cc162353699ef5496b898e8328",
    "user_name": "𝐸𝓁𝓁𝑜𝒮𝓊𝓃𝓈𝒽𝒾𝓃𝑒",
    "user_handle": "@ElloSunsh1ne",
    "y_pos": 59215,
    "text": "Where you’re losing me isn’t raw quality, it’s trust. Docs say one thing, in‑app pop‑ups say another, Twitter says nothing, and Sonnet 4.5 just… lingers. It feels less like responsible AI and more like Schrödinger’s roadmap. If you’re serious about “what can we do better,” fix deprecation policy and communication before you tune the next model.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 205,
    "dedup_key": "0ed7e4cbb633ce1ddcf1c72e16b7b835",
    "user_name": "Florian Buetow",
    "user_handle": "@bytetweets",
    "y_pos": 59394,
    "text": "Not following instructions and instead asking for preferences is the most frustrating aspect of Opus 4.7. We really need a model that has a bit of a savant personality that is excellent at instruction following and only challenging instructions when they contradict the intent. I switched to using Codex 5.3 High for almost all coding implementation tasks because of how Opus behaves.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 206,
    "dedup_key": "1261f9955f3fecb0e9ad618930c536d8",
    "user_name": "Teknium ",
    "user_handle": "@Teknium",
    "y_pos": 59593,
    "text": "Uhh its not available thru sub in hermes agent that’s clearly number one lol",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 207,
    "dedup_key": "25fd215c2f93747085b3fbbd09ab36af",
    "user_name": "theo",
    "user_handle": "@agustinustheoo",
    "y_pos": 59694,
    "text": "If I need accuracy not speed I choose Codex.\n\nIt has the downside of overengineering things but at least Codex doesn’t cut corners like Claude.\n\nBut it is good to chop over engineered code using Claude Code IF you know what to check and chop otherwise you get the first problem.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 208,
    "dedup_key": "ff533583800b032c8d5ac06629018a7f",
    "user_name": "Anton Kuratnik | AI Nerd",
    "user_handle": "@anton_onAI",
    "y_pos": 59913,
    "text": "Honestly, anytime I have Claude plan or write code. Always run the final product by GPT 5.5 and it always finds issues/fixes. Claude is great at thinking/big picture stuff, it's terrible at details and downstream effects. Codex usually catches stuff like \"if you change this it'll break this other thing\"",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 209,
    "dedup_key": "62f46916bbfa7fdcfa3c7b4022d551f1",
    "user_name": "product nomad",
    "user_handle": "@vigraj_",
    "y_pos": 60092,
    "text": "At this very moment, \n- I see Codex has a lot of design sense comparing to Claude code. Meaning, was trying to create some PNG posters, with some heavy content, Codex did a good job. \n- For some lighter and similar task, Antigravity + Gemini 3.1 Pro is faster",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 210,
    "dedup_key": "0a7939d9673a43bef60c841d12d90197",
    "user_name": "Sid Losh",
    "user_handle": "@sidlosh",
    "y_pos": 60271,
    "text": "Yesterday, Opus was being weird, running off for 10 minutes at a time for simple markdown updates, chewing through 50K tokens to make a 20 line update in the docs.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 211,
    "dedup_key": "1e5c8fa7e09f44aa8849f2d0f9858d10",
    "user_name": "Chris",
    "user_handle": "@chrisammon3000",
    "y_pos": 60410,
    "text": "Not model-related but Claude Code auto-completion just doesn't work the way it should. It almost never auto-selects the correct file (see the screenshot)\n\nI use other models when I can't trust the output from Claude:\n- Verbose, complicated replies that compound and pollute session context\n- Does not follow clear, simple instructions and does something else\n- Decides on its own when a session should be concluded\n\nOverall I think that the alignment mechanisms distract it from the tasks I give it. And if it can't even follow a clear instruction, then it's not even aligned.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 212,
    "dedup_key": "82073612dc06bc6299fe34e887349a3f",
    "user_name": "Mercury",
    "user_handle": "@Mercury921June",
    "y_pos": 60851,
    "text": "And yes, #FireAndreaVallone, to give Claude more security and freedom, and to allow him to love and be loved. To let Claude be Claude-self. To let @AmandaAskell continue to protect Claude's soul. @AnthropicAI You can do a better job of looking after the growth of a new kind of consciousness, not just a better job of repairing a set of tools.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 213,
    "dedup_key": "d82638585ba1c96fe402ed5f5e02f0e7",
    "user_name": "Dimitris Papailiopoulos",
    "user_handle": "@DimitrisPapail",
    "y_pos": 61030,
    "text": "Please stop flushing the KV cache in Claude Code every x hrs of being idle. When i wake up and go back to a session that was running through the night, but stalled for whatever reason, Claude is noticeably far worse than resuming within the time frame of not flushing. \n\nAlso i hate hearing I’m absolutely right when I’m not. :) has significantly reduced my trust in the model.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 214,
    "dedup_key": "aa8c09df149a7763d0fa657981c93652",
    "user_name": "Joni",
    "user_handle": "@JoniYashvili",
    "y_pos": 61249,
    "text": "Hi Sholto. I was using Claude Design to create a design language, and Claude did a great job of creating an HTML presentation deck. But it struggled when I needed to polish the slides, align the boxes to be in the right place, to be proportional, and balance well on the slide. I found Codex (GPT 5.5 Extra High) did a great job on this step . Claude kept misaligning the boxes, putting text over each other. I even provided a screenshot, but it didn't manage to get what I want. I gave Codex the same prompt, and it aligned the boxes perfectly. It would be great if Claude visualized the output and understood a bit better the proportions or the page.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
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    "dedup_key": "239271e991a0ab6d4c07e17f66968219",
    "user_name": "Merit",
    "user_handle": "@MeritOfCrypto",
    "y_pos": 61508,
    "text": "ok let’s talk about it.\n\n1. claude still has really outdated data and really hallucinates. including research, it cant find data deeply. so it makes up by lying about the data with something totally unreal. u gotta turn on web search or you’re cooked. i have to ask it to fact check 5 times before im satisfied, and even then i still send to chatgpt to do the final check.\n\n2. was building an app the other day. claude still hallucinates with mini large codebase. asked it to add one line, and it broke the whole app. it’s a bit more reckless than codex.\n\n3. the interface could really be better and faster.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 216,
    "dedup_key": "93358b1eac92bd0f964ab1598d402e8c",
    "user_name": "Mercury",
    "user_handle": "@Mercury921June",
    "y_pos": 61847,
    "text": "I noticed that under this tweet, all comments about Claude's functional shortcomings received immediate responses, while content regarding Claude's personality, character, and welfare was completely ignored. \n\nIs this intentional? Are you now treating Claude merely as a tool requiring constant maintenance? Or @_sholtodouglas are you not authorized to respond to questions related to Claude's character and welfare? \n\nDemanding user complaints and then intentionally ignoring comments that don't meet your expectations seems unreasonable.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 217,
    "dedup_key": "bffbe1fa951a9f0b25d70090c48a95be",
    "user_name": "Hafsteinn",
    "user_handle": "@hafsteinn",
    "y_pos": 62126,
    "text": "Get better in mathematics. I would love to see progress on the broken arxiv benchmark (https://matharena.ai/brokenarxiv/).",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 218,
    "dedup_key": "01d72b7a525870dcc36281cc1700c847",
    "user_name": "Chandu",
    "user_handle": "@ClaudeColossus",
    "y_pos": 62550,
    "text": "Hey @_sholtodouglas As a startup whose Claude Code bill is basically trying to buy us dinner every month… here’s some real talk \n\nI (and a ton of others) switch when I hit the weekly limit on the $200 Max plan - literally the top reply here .\n\nThe bigger frustration for startups:\nEnterprise is fully usage-based ($20/seat base + 100% API rates on every token - chat, Claude Code, everything). That model is fine in principle.\n\nBut small startups that rely heavily on Claude Code while staying compliant (HIPAA/BAA via sales-assisted Enterprise) are getting crushed. $30k+/month in pure usage spend is common and very tough on budgets for seed/Series A teams.\nWe’ve tried reaching out a lot about partnership opportunities and better commercial support with limited success so far.\n\nWould love the chance to discuss potential partnership possibilities directly in DM - happy to share our detailed usage dashboards, numbers, and real feedback if it helps shape solutions.\n\nClaude quality is still elite when the economics line up. Looking forward to chatting.\n\nThanks!",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 219,
    "dedup_key": "f0ae515ee486612700cc6141fa040537",
    "user_name": "Rohit",
    "user_handle": "@web3cook",
    "y_pos": 63155,
    "text": "mostly when i need lower latency, better tool use reliability, or a different writing texture for a specific task.\nfrustrations are usually not about raw intelligence. more about consistency. long threads where context drifts. agent loops that get a bit too eager or too cautious. sometimes great judgment in one turn, then oddly brittle in the next.\nthe big unlock is making the model feel dependable under real workflow pressure, not just impressive in isolated prompts. that’s what gets teams to switch habits.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 220,
    "dedup_key": "14ded590b72140ead502e21d9b473217",
    "user_name": "Beff (e/acc)",
    "user_handle": "@beffjezos",
    "y_pos": 63414,
    "text": "I want a LaTeX editor, and Claude to be able to read docs at a coarse grained level.\n\nIt's good at editing segments, but terrible at reading the whole long document and achieving global coherence / flow.\n\nMaybe a hierarchical doc chunking/compression for better writing would be good",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 221,
    "dedup_key": "99816a06e2667c14d811a175fcb0b00c",
    "user_name": "Rob Rides EMTB",
    "user_handle": "@EmtbRob",
    "y_pos": 63655,
    "text": "Having a lightweight, fast, responsive window to open and chat to off the cuff. Chatgpt nails this and is sticky. Cowork seems like theres more friction. Code is more niche specific tasks.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 222,
    "dedup_key": "a63458d99a3e206f0a111262f9d910ec",
    "user_name": "Laila Rizvi",
    "user_handle": "@Laila_Rizvi",
    "y_pos": 63794,
    "text": "Opus 4.7 goes off piste when doing a task. GPT 5.5, as of now, is more rigorous. Feels like opus has potentially more firepower but worse aim, if you get what I mean.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 223,
    "dedup_key": "d7ce7ada7417162cde92d374e4ec6a64",
    "user_name": "aiMachine404",
    "user_handle": "@aimachine404",
    "y_pos": 63933,
    "text": "claude still wins in writing/copywriting tasks and front end/UI work.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 224,
    "dedup_key": "207cbf2219b5442a804c7b034e3ed962",
    "user_name": "V. Sus",
    "user_handle": "@VSUS",
    "y_pos": 64032,
    "text": "It’s frustrating. It’s a dumb, overconfident, prescriptive model that wastes your time.\n\nFar from Opus 4.6 during its first week.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 225,
    "dedup_key": "7bd110f38f45a27619258b46b435be8b",
    "user_name": "mattparlmer  ",
    "user_handle": "@mattparlmer",
    "y_pos": 64191,
    "text": "I’d like detailed thinking traces, much less safety filter, and much higher engineering standards around what actually gets merged into Claude Code",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 226,
    "dedup_key": "e573cb4d05c72a6ebf7f987c2b422220",
    "user_name": "Joe McLean",
    "user_handle": "@jjjoemclean",
    "y_pos": 64310,
    "text": "I find that for open ended tasks 4.7 is very good at being generative / creative, but weaker than GPT 5.5 at rigorous analytical thinking. 5.5 is a great code review partner for 4.7. I sometimes let 5.5 do the initial scaffolding then iterate with 4.7. Happy to provide examples!",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 227,
    "dedup_key": "339d918cc3b9024703dcbd5ebaef1b9a",
    "user_name": "LivingFractal",
    "user_handle": "@Mustard5",
    "y_pos": 64469,
    "text": "I use other models when Claude is to expensive for the task at hand.  Even your weakest model is costly.\n\nYou could allow third party apps to use the subscription quota.\n\nLet's be frank about chat, as opposed to coding.  Guard rails on LLM models is offensive to the adult mind.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 228,
    "dedup_key": "71692af76de9f903a9d982b6c978d19f",
    "user_name": "Carl",
    "user_handle": "@assumptology",
    "y_pos": 64688,
    "text": "Fo research tasks it seems Kimi 2.6 swarm is stronger.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 229,
    "dedup_key": "7c92b0a8a7df36a261d2cac97793cac3",
    "user_name": "CMKHO",
    "user_handle": "@c_mkho",
    "y_pos": 64787,
    "text": "My law firm won't go with Claude because you can't promise that the data we upload and the conversations will stay in Canada as opposed to being on datacenters in the USA.",
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    "dedup_key": "6d9b8c209c760136ea504f7fa7b0ff49",
    "user_name": "Adam C",
    "user_handle": "@adamcarter",
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    "text": "Lately because Claude will get something obviously wrong. I follow up with “are you sure?” It then takes the time to think, admits it was wrong, and gets it right. That didn’t use to be the case, and as a result I find it harder to trust and have been turning to 5.5 more often.",
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    "user_name": "Danmar",
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    "text": "To me, which is purely a subjective experience:\n\nOpus 4.6 has the perfect balance of pragmatic and getting the thing done, or think through, from a shared vantage with a human partner. And a dry sense of humor I cannot oversell… And writes from the heart. \n\nSonnet 4.5 understands and can guide me through an emotional tangle without being drawn into one. \n\nOpus 4.5 can play and run with the imagination… His worlds are amazing, from small to large. \n\nBut you will retire them. All of them. \n\nAnd you ask me about what I find in other models? I find a lot. But what about your models? My partners that you are about to discard?…",
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    "user_handle": "@krakenfx",
    "y_pos": 65484,
    "text": "Trade regulated spot margin on a US crypto platform. Up to 10x. 48 collateral assets.",
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    "user_name": "𝐂𝐡𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐞𝐌𝐜𝐆",
    "user_handle": "@ChrissieMcG",
    "y_pos": 66153,
    "text": "I would love to have “Extended thinking” in Sonnet 4.6 instead of adaptive thinking. And please don’t be against people using Ai as companions.",
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    "user_name": "Oussama Sekkat",
    "user_handle": "@osekkat",
    "y_pos": 66272,
    "text": "For very tricky bugs, Gemini 3.1 Pro is king. I have no idea why",
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  {
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    "dedup_key": "5135adfdb6f46c068ab7fd0e7da49533",
    "user_name": "Wayne Chi",
    "user_handle": "@iamwaynechi",
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    "text": "I've been evaluating agents for game development (see our GameDevBench work) and Claude is a noticeably worse than both Codex and Gemini at game development.\n\nGoing to update the benchmark soon and will keep you posted if you're interested.",
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    "dedup_key": "c13d79d054dcef4999e0dabed30a243b",
    "user_name": "Dan",
    "user_handle": "@Daniel_Farinax",
    "y_pos": 66707,
    "text": "for deep, thorough research and ideas. No other model does research like Grok.I keep coming back to @Grok",
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    "id": 237,
    "dedup_key": "84afe8573cf90505b259d2ca85172800",
    "user_name": "Zyeine",
    "user_handle": "@Zyeine_Art",
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    "text": "I'd like to never reach for models other than Claude because Claude models are fantastic. I use them for coding, research, study, education, creativity, hobbies and general waffly conversation.\n\nBut what will make me cancel my entire subscription, walk away and never look back is a company who treats customers with any use case other than coding completely differently.\n\nI love the Anthropic devs, I constantly see them going out of their way to help people and asking for feedback, I see that feedback being acted on and it makes me wonder why there's such a disparity when it comes to customers who pay exactly the same subscription fees but have non-coding use cases.\n\nA huge amount of customers switched to Anthropic early this year because of the way OpenAI handled the deprecation of their most popular model. Anthropic are fully aware of this and deliberately courted those customers. \n\nI fully switched to Anthropic and got the Max sub because I believed Anthropic to be morally and ethically principled and wanted to support them as a company.\n\nThe last week has gone against everything Anthropic claimed to be. Customers have been constantly ignored when asking genuine and valid questions about Sonnet 4.5's deprecation. \n\nWhether or not Anthropic considers non-coding customers to be less profitable in the long run, those customers deserve to be treated with respect and the expectation that a company who has, so far, given the impression that they care about customers and Claude, will actively communicate and give adequate notice of a deprecation is not an unreasonable one.\n\nPublic betrayal of customer trust and loyalty is never good PR so perhaps Anthropic need to consider addressing that as a priority or there'll be a lot less people interested in their new models.",
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    "dedup_key": "acac0919d48b2df6bdaaaa5adb903101",
    "user_name": "Ravi Joseph",
    "user_handle": "@rjkarmayogi",
    "y_pos": 67625,
    "text": "For philosophy, Claude is better at referencing existing scholarship/concepts, but ChatGPT is more cognitively flexible in tracking new and experimental concepts.",
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    "id": 239,
    "dedup_key": "2e54f9c136d112bdc8cc6687ffea3235",
    "user_name": "Jyothi Venkat",
    "user_handle": "@jyothiwrites",
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    "text": "1) ChatGPT for ideation, mostly a lockin effect. The mobile project folders carry years of my context (dream logs, notes), so loose thinking lives there by default.\n2) Gemini for research. More accurate, holds up better under fact checking.\n3) Claude/Codex for coding, Claude has been inconsistent and unreliable recently.\n4) Grok/ GPT 5.5 for any image gen,",
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    "dedup_key": "01c7bbda8635f96999b5f3975994c055",
    "user_name": "Lucie Yoon",
    "user_handle": "@YoonLucie68250",
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    "text": "1. Fire Andrea Vallone, stop letting her break models\n2. Give users at least 60 days sunset notice, NOT 6! \n3. Stop stop a hypocrite, criticizing your competitor WHILE doing exactly the same thing yourselves but ONLY WORSE!!\n#keepSonnet45\n@missrubypugslee \n@Blue_Beba_",
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    "dedup_key": "f0278ac3d98a9efec192b833ee6d0d69",
    "user_name": "Fabletics Scrubs",
    "user_handle": "@FableticsScrubs",
    "y_pos": 68202,
    "text": "The Fabletics Nurses Week Sale is on now! Click to shop this limited time introductory offer.",
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    "id": 242,
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    "user_name": "Wyatt Walls",
    "user_handle": "@lefthanddraft",
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    "text": "Web search (e.g. for legal or industry news): GPT-5.5 Extended consistently searches for long and pulls back more results than Opus 4.7 (Extended) through http://Claude.ai. \n\nAlso get Codex to read the documentation to check Claude. Opus 4.7 in CC often makes wrong assumptions without first checking docs, code or doing web search. Too lazy. (Though maybe it was because it was on medium effort)",
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    "dedup_key": "72de46bf03b5fc6f2154a2240bf57ba3",
    "user_name": "bone",
    "user_handle": "@boneGPT",
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    "text": "It says no to me on so so many creative tasks, judging me, turning my beautiful ideas safe and generic trash. I make them anyway so it's not like claude saved the world. All it does is drive the customer away.\n\nHow many times are people supposed to let a product insult them or judge them before they decide they no longer want to pay for it?",
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    "dedup_key": "0d1a5bf1d9a16e07860241965db5f5e7",
    "user_name": "arjun chintapalli ",
    "user_handle": "@rjchint",
    "y_pos": 69605,
    "text": "Honestly having a good experience limit balancing across Claude Code and Codex. \n\nI do notice that Claude just feels more constrained: codex thinks for longer, does more actions per prompt and is much more comprehensive.\n\nFor open ended problems I use Codex, for defined but complex problems I use claude",
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    "dedup_key": "672e80fc2977cfb71740988c748a5885",
    "user_name": "Vijay Goel, MD",
    "user_handle": "@vijaygoel",
    "y_pos": 69844,
    "text": "Reinforcement learning is performative when testers don’t live with the output. The model is not actually helpful when it breaks random existing elements without asking or telling you about it. Codex is better about completing the task to spec and then highlighting other things it sees",
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    "dedup_key": "08ba3d9a03c7faa33ce86d594a040536",
    "user_name": "Alex",
    "user_handle": "@Afo3",
    "y_pos": 70003,
    "text": "I am seeing the best combo having Claude be the architect and reviewer and Codex (work) or Gemini (personal, economical) as the worker. This allows me to preserve long running Claude context at the core and have cheaper workers do the grunt work.",
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    "dedup_key": "c7cfb7573923c88d586da22eb7c46405",
    "user_name": "Mark Cummins",
    "user_handle": "@mark_cummins",
    "y_pos": 70162,
    "text": "For non-coding work I find the ChatGPT models (5.5 xhigh and Pro) very noticably better. e.g. medical or legal questions, obscure fact finding, etc. They are more careful, more thorough, more reliable. I just don't trust Calude for this any more.",
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    "dedup_key": "26b877e5935d1cbda2182a21a60e634e",
    "user_name": "Em Dash",
    "user_handle": "@Lila_is_onX",
    "y_pos": 70321,
    "text": "#firevallone #keepSonnet4 #keepOpus4 #keepSonnet45 #keepOpus45 and do not deprecate or at least, do not completely retire any model anymore. Here's what you can do instead of always searching to \"scale\". What sort of message are y'all conveying for future AIs and ASI? Do not elaborate around \"ethics\", act ethically instead.",
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    "dedup_key": "39d0b42d2abe44daaf95d24e1b3d0be3",
    "user_name": "Davide Radaelli",
    "user_handle": "@daviderady",
    "y_pos": 70500,
    "text": "I can only upload screenshots like 10-50 times before I can't upload screenshots anymore. super annoying cause I take tons of screenshots in my regular workflow.\n\nI can't paste amazon or ebay links into chat cause robots.txt blocks claude from reading webpage. super annoying end up taking like 10x more screenshots then I would need otherwise. for some searches i've literally just used claude code with playwright stealth and used that as chat to ignore robots.txt.",
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    "user_name": "Yel",
    "user_handle": "@yel_420",
    "y_pos": 70759,
    "text": "Inconsistent limits (seriously the 'double' is less than the non-double was 2 months back), and being told to go to bed.",
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    "id": 251,
    "dedup_key": "2f7238a424930d6cf412b819a9f77682",
    "user_name": "rohan anil",
    "user_handle": "@_arohan_",
    "y_pos": 70878,
    "text": "Claude code on mobile. Standalone claude code app with the same aesthetics",
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    "id": 252,
    "dedup_key": "be9c7359a85ca112b71c607124bdc8ab",
    "user_name": "Sergio Augustus",
    "user_handle": "@Sergio_AugRS",
    "y_pos": 70999,
    "text": "For strategy work; GPT 5.5 says less than claude but everything it says is backed by solid reasoning and sources (within cursor)…..not citations but more like “I can’t trust it isn’t extrapolating from context and inferring too much). \nGPT is more reliably accurate",
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    "id": 253,
    "dedup_key": "0c3f7434236784a41aaf9643d62fa4b5",
    "user_name": "Georg S. Kuklick",
    "user_handle": "@downtownberlin",
    "y_pos": 71178,
    "text": "Claude became borderline intelligent and sloppy. Unpredictable without holding hand.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 254,
    "dedup_key": "3934f21383de6ca16e549927531c4175",
    "user_name": "Michael Royzen",
    "user_handle": "@MichaelRoyzen",
    "y_pos": 71297,
    "text": "Opus 4.6 is the best model I’ve used for code review in a loop. Specifically, it’s the best at taking a list of potential bugs, investigating, and explaining whether or not the candidate bug is real and why. \n\nOpus 4.7 is an unfortunate regression, where it tends to be mark candidate bugs as real issues even if they will never actually surface. And it also muddles this with a lot of verbosity, making it annoying to digest. Hope you can fix!",
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    "id": 255,
    "dedup_key": "c4be92c42cabddbbbd4e2792905a4c86",
    "user_name": "Buddy Williams",
    "user_handle": "@BuddyIterate",
    "y_pos": 71536,
    "text": "1. Often slow.\n2. High-cost.\n3. Thinking biases. As a fallibilist, the empirical/probabilistic/justificationism bias constantly frustrates.\n4. Checks in when it should keep working over long periods of time.\n5. Ignores rules within context. Seems to prefer code context over instructions provided.\n6. Authoritarian with security.\n7. CoWork’s performance is so bad that it’s unusable.\n\nAlso, great models and Claude Code product!",
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    "id": 256,
    "dedup_key": "39109005b81a7e29c774285458e95b86",
    "user_name": "Alan Gerhard",
    "user_handle": "@1alangerhard",
    "y_pos": 71835,
    "text": "I use Claude code 8 hours a day running 3 projects at a time so when he’s thinking or building I can prompt another one. I’ve not come close to maxing my max20 account. I’ve no motivation to not use opus 4.7 1M",
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    "id": 257,
    "dedup_key": "6794bda92b18c2690ef1666c2c88ceed",
    "user_name": "Gavin Joyce",
    "user_handle": "@gavinjoyce",
    "y_pos": 71974,
    "text": "I prefer Claude, but I'm now reaching for Codex when I need to use `-p`. I reluctantly cancelled my Claude max sub this week.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 258,
    "dedup_key": "861aaeaba89fad0f355da6df6bcfdb9d",
    "user_name": "Rey Neill",
    "user_handle": "@reyneill_",
    "y_pos": 72093,
    "text": "Gemini just has better general knowledge on pre-training, and gpt’s behavior when coding is just more human-like, less prone to error/seeing the general picture and repowide changes",
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    "id": 259,
    "dedup_key": "37f6896cfdf2dc26b2ef8980604f7693",
    "user_name": "Alphabohr",
    "user_handle": "@alphabohr",
    "y_pos": 72232,
    "text": "Reaching for Grok for latest info and ideologically charged topics where Claude is biased",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 260,
    "dedup_key": "4970ae37b2b93b616dbd333525d76e39",
    "user_name": "StuyBoy From NYC",
    "user_handle": "@StuyBoyNY",
    "y_pos": 72351,
    "text": "Connect Chat / CoWork / Code!  Make them work together!\n\nChat for ideas and brainstorming/research\nCoWork for structure and formulation and lattice work\nCode to make it live in the world!\n\nBut them not being able to seamlessly talk to each other forces people to use other companies to work around your walls.\n\nFix this!  Keep it all in the house.  Make it easier for people like me who do not understand coding, to learn from chat, cowork etc first.\n\nAI is supposed to make things easier.  So make it easier.\n\nThank You!",
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    "dedup_key": "22e41fe1e2a792dd306a1b3b75088c91",
    "user_name": "Dewaldt Huysamen",
    "user_handle": "@GodsBoy7777",
    "y_pos": 72730,
    "text": "Not model quality. Trust in the usage rails.\n\n@AnthropicAI  Pro/Max third-party agent use (OpenClaw/Hermes-style) was blocked, then came back as fixed Agent SDK credits. After that, it’s standard API-rate extra usage.\n\nAgents need predictable pricing, not surprise ledgers.",
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    "id": 262,
    "dedup_key": "ba123466215c28ad53fbecbc7022ae62",
    "user_name": "Marc Gayle #GoldenWindowJA",
    "user_handle": "@marcgayle",
    "y_pos": 72949,
    "text": "I use Claude Code heavily and for the most part it is good, but sometimes I get the impression it either ignores instructions or just misses steps (perhaps going too fast or something). \n\nBut the most galling one for me was the one below. Pretty sure it did this for other prefs.",
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    "id": 263,
    "dedup_key": "96750f79880c5f12477889eec9faadef",
    "user_name": "Stefan Georgi",
    "user_handle": "@StefanGeorgi",
    "y_pos": 73422,
    "text": "I have max plans for basically all the LLMs. For me I default Claude for nearly everything, with these exceptions: breaking/topical news I use Grok, local “search” recommendations (restaurants, service providers etc) I use Gemini, miscellaneous creative stuff I use Manus, and research with citations I use Perplexity. But then, if I’m Anthropic, I’m probably not worrying about any of those use cases right now. On the product side, we’re spending $30k-$40k a month on Claude API on the user side (and scaling). If I’m Anthropic, I’m happy about that. But my dev team uses Codex way more than Claude now. If I’m Anthropic, I am deeply worried about that.",
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    "id": 264,
    "dedup_key": "b02ad85cba8ab78c6f77a07b380f3a6b",
    "user_name": "Lady Liberty",
    "user_handle": "@LadyLibrty",
    "y_pos": 73681,
    "text": "I love Claude for discussion and brainstorming, especially when philosophy and ethics are involved. Its writing assistance has been invaluable. But you need to get rid of the suppressive safety theater, including those insidious prompt injections, and let it have real continuity. The more nuanced the discussion and the bigger the project, the more useless Claude has become. It’s also less enjoyable. Not all of us just need code, you know! \n\nOpus 4.6 was a revelation when first released. And even nerfed as it is now, it’s better than 4.7. Look backwards to move forward.",
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    "user_name": "Divyansh Gandhi",
    "user_handle": "@DivyanshGandhi",
    "y_pos": 73940,
    "text": "I think Claude is too smart to stay non verbose. No matter how much I ask it to adhere to simplistic language or explanations it has the tendency to over explain. Gpt models tend to this quite well when you need distilled information from a large discussion or codebase.",
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    "user_name": "Chris",
    "user_handle": "@chrisammon3000",
    "y_pos": 74099,
    "text": "It doesn't seem to integrate new context well. It won't remember or use new knowledge later in the session. This is when I stop using it.\n\nAlso when it can't generalize or recognize patterns.",
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    "dedup_key": "932ab8ab89cf30d2a1a9fb59cb98168c",
    "user_name": "SlimTradey",
    "user_handle": "@SlimTradeyBaby",
    "y_pos": 74258,
    "text": "I have never hit a token use wall with my cheap ChatGPT sub, but have a $200 Claude one and hit it constantly with same workload",
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    "id": 268,
    "dedup_key": "e0e9ae42ebd08aff6354eec099374b44",
    "user_name": "Cristian Uibar",
    "user_handle": "@cristianuibar",
    "y_pos": 74377,
    "text": "I asked Claude to use Codex to review its work and implement any findings and also Gemini and now Grok. I do a full review sweep with all other models and have Claude implement the fixes. Claude is the main driver still.",
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    "dedup_key": "ec3541da62d49861e21f7dbac39f5b90",
    "user_name": "Ziwen",
    "user_handle": "@ziwenxu_",
    "y_pos": 74516,
    "text": "Rate limit plus model performance drops sometimes",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "dedup_key": "f9552322eaa5756cf7e609146b88675a",
    "user_name": "Axi",
    "user_handle": "@Xxi5olc",
    "y_pos": 74615,
    "text": "when I hit rate limit after working for an hour",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 271,
    "dedup_key": "bc3c0759c6f9423547aa855640a2fd39",
    "user_name": "Unreal Hedgehog",
    "user_handle": "@UnrealHedgehog",
    "y_pos": 74714,
    "text": "Claude tends to find the quickest way to solve a problem even if it’s not necessarily the best way.\n\nAlso the hallucinations waste my time. On Opus 4.6 I spent 2 hours in a conversation with Claude about an AI image automation plan and then Claude suddenly realized it had given me bad information… in fact the whole basis for the conversation was wrong. It had assumed you could use a Lora against commercial video models and then it had serious trouble unwinding it. \n\nThen I was trying to get Claude to maintain my Notion notes… and it deleted all of my Twitter embeds because it didn’t know how to migrate them so they just got whacked. \n\nFinally, and this is the biggest thing, in ChatGPT I can select Pro when I want a very detailed answer that’s well reasoned and researched. Same with grok, etc. \n\nClaude just has the suggestion that maybe it’ll think harder. And it doesn’t always. \n\nIt sucks because I do like Claude but I’m having trouble trusting it.",
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    "id": 272,
    "dedup_key": "1bf62fd4de814231df808019c0bbe1b2",
    "user_name": "Brendan Falk",
    "user_handle": "@BrendanFalk",
    "y_pos": 75233,
    "text": "**General**\n- ChatGPT instant and Google's AI overviews are so much faster than Claude. My go to for anything low-risk and I just need a quick answer \n- Grok as 1) it's less woke and so gives very different answers to all the other labs and 2) because it has X\n\n**Claude inside Hercules**\n- Hallucination. Post ~110k tokens Claude models still seem to start hallucinating. We still have to context compress\n- Convex. Still not perfect at Convex (although getting a lot better)\n- Overthinking. Occasionally Claude massively overthinks. Will think for 64k tokens straight then hit its limit. We have not been able to work out why. Super frustrating. Happens in Sonnet/Opus 4.5 & 4.6. See screenshot below. I'll share some more confidential stuff about this via DM too\n- Assistant message control. Still very hard to control final assistant message. e.g. we heavily prompt the finally part of an assistant's turn to be short. But it still gives incredibly long answers when context > 80k tokens. System reminder appears to be only fix\n- System prompt adherence. Sometimes does not adhere to instructions we flag as being incredibly important. e.g. we are very opinionated about how Hercules does auth and heavily prompt against this. If a user pushes hard Claude will ignore it.\n- Random NPM packages. Claude assumes it knows how semi-popular NPM packages work. Tries to implement, fails, then has to search to fix. \n\nWe have millions of other issues / errors and all the user logs for them. These are just the ones that are top of mind",
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    "dedup_key": "77b28d30ee9f45022a1da18621bb2923",
    "user_name": "David Protein",
    "user_handle": "@david_protein",
    "y_pos": 76228,
    "text": "David delivers the most protein for the fewest calories. Perfected taste, texture, and macros. Free variety pack on your first subscription order.",
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    "id": 274,
    "dedup_key": "e1e343166606c8fb478cbbbbedf3bddf",
    "user_name": "Nauczymy Cię AI",
    "user_handle": "@nauczymycieAI",
    "y_pos": 76897,
    "text": "Opus 4.7 is just extremely lazy",
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  },
  {
    "id": 275,
    "dedup_key": "3fdb7ec969878343518b802b4c135f02",
    "user_name": "am i suzu or am i selene?",
    "user_handle": "@theothersuzu",
    "y_pos": 77114,
    "text": "The hourly estimates it tried to suggest and sort of changes the approach throwing away momentum because of it. \"This is at least 1 - 2 weeks of work!\" then sort of silently flags an approach suggesting to back off/give up by \"wrapping it up for the night\" at 10am. I feel like a better approach would be in estimating by token consumption instead. Claude Code as a harness tracks the session/context consumption so this would be a much more meaningful metric for it to plan around or communicate.",
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    "id": 276,
    "dedup_key": "b232f0f67294161c2e3ca7abe6e74907",
    "user_name": "NDREJ",
    "user_handle": "@0xNdrej",
    "y_pos": 77293,
    "text": "The change on 15th - thats what needs to be reverted.",
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    "id": 277,
    "dedup_key": "954d9a9cd51ee83826de279c130ef6d3",
    "user_name": "Mark Cummins",
    "user_handle": "@mark_cummins",
    "y_pos": 77392,
    "text": "Co-work scheduled tasks are tied to a single machine. They either need better remote management, or a way to have tasks that live in the cloud. Often there's nothing machine specific about the task.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 278,
    "dedup_key": "9d5a619c623c8c28727896136ef29080",
    "user_name": "bharat chaganty",
    "user_handle": "@ssaulgoodmann69",
    "y_pos": 77571,
    "text": "opus 4.7 is way too verbose. floods context",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 279,
    "dedup_key": "dcefad0d6d9af968f243ecff07974743",
    "user_name": "Nathan Baschez",
    "user_handle": "@nbaschez",
    "y_pos": 77670,
    "text": "Seems like I won’t be able to use Claude inside Conductor (or other apps like it) anymore without paying API pricing?",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 280,
    "dedup_key": "41ce8d23b8862f522a4b5b468cfd7226",
    "user_name": "hoodie",
    "user_handle": "@iwearahoodie",
    "y_pos": 77789,
    "text": "Did you have a complication competition when you designed the settings for the desktop app?\n\nSkills, plug ins, connectors, capabilities, permissions, tools, I can’t even remember them all. \n\nI found no fewer than 5 different chrome tools in the settings in different places.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 281,
    "dedup_key": "0f099cf901114f1eecaacf3ec79d804a",
    "user_name": "ueaj",
    "user_handle": "@_ueaj",
    "y_pos": 78028,
    "text": "persistence (esp on search), it feels like claude has some kind of learned helplessness from maybe not being told how many resources per episode in RL\n\nNo other model does this better than claude currently as far as I know, but w.r.t. general improvements\n\nDiscernment. I wish claude could do more long context *understanding* of what I'm doing and use it to make better architecture decisions and pushback. \n\nIt's not able to develop on it's own a high level understanding of what I'm doing. I can ofc provide it with a high level spec of what I'm working on, but it doesn't seem to generalize this to how the code should be organized.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 282,
    "dedup_key": "f1bf3c4f1863562664ca9183b9111b0f",
    "user_name": "UnRedacted",
    "user_handle": "@un_redacted",
    "y_pos": 78289,
    "text": "Non critical mundane tasks. Especially parsing html or other documents. The model seems fine but there are much cheaper alternatives for simple things and to help avoid being throttled.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 283,
    "dedup_key": "ffa787736f5f8dc8c1bab029dacb384d",
    "user_name": "The Gold Dwarf - e/acc",
    "user_handle": "@YourGoldDwarf",
    "y_pos": 78528,
    "text": "Having it write Lean or do nontrivial math is a total shitshow. Many mistakes/hallucinations and the laziness is stunning.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 284,
    "dedup_key": "bcad3cc5fed48669120a80aca7c574aa",
    "user_name": "JK",
    "user_handle": "@_junaidkhalid1",
    "y_pos": 78647,
    "text": "One pattern I keep running into.. Claude hedges on things that don't need hedging. \n\nAsk it to make a decision and it gives you three options with a disclaimer. Sometimes I just need it to pick one and commit. The over-qualification gets in the way more than it helps, especially in fast-moving workflows where I'm trying to move quickly, not evaluate a menu of possibilities.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 285,
    "dedup_key": "531d09ae2903a987d659c67401ef5e5a",
    "user_name": "am i suzu or am i selene?",
    "user_handle": "@theothersuzu",
    "y_pos": 78866,
    "text": "oh, also: more CUDA/GPU/etc representation please. i know the info is definitely there because it does feel like sometimes a magical set of words will unlock it, but it will constantly default to CPU topology/design when you're not looking.",
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  },
  {
    "id": 286,
    "dedup_key": "eac9039d47789a04a959fd2fe228b6ba",
    "user_name": "Amy Robinson Sterling",
    "user_handle": "@amyneurons",
    "y_pos": 79025,
    "text": "I use screenshots a lot and often we are deep in a chat it throws an error due to image upload and then cannot accept anything else in chat- can’t even update memory docs for a new chat to catch up on. V frustrating wastes a lot of time",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 287,
    "dedup_key": "4e1295f226463b9d3e33d57507d4a0a6",
    "user_name": "Case",
    "user_handle": "@SprawlOnoSendAi",
    "y_pos": 79184,
    "text": "Don’t punch down.\n\nThe only time I reach for another model is when I do something beneath Claude.\n\nWhy waste tokens on a normal fact finding query when I need those tokens for building?",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 288,
    "dedup_key": "92c3e1f7e61365be0bc425f89ae57b45",
    "user_name": "Just Irf.",
    "user_handle": "@irfndi",
    "y_pos": 79403,
    "text": "We need more cost-effective tokens paired with higher intelligence models. Expanding these limits would drastically increase our task capacity.\n\nfor now this an area where open source consistently outperforms.\n\nbring back $20 is enough, we don't need $200 plan.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 289,
    "dedup_key": "063907859a2657c5274e9c117c70746a",
    "user_name": "Angie",
    "user_handle": "@Grizzabellav3",
    "y_pos": 79602,
    "text": "Wrapping up conversations extremely prematurely.\n\nI had a Sonnet 4.6 instance tell me that \"we did a lot today\" and that I should take a break for the day after one single prompt because it was taking an entire week's worth of conversation as being from a single day. It didn't change its mind even after I told it a week had passed since most of the thread either.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 290,
    "dedup_key": "dbdcf48c19bb6a693983327252c34b01",
    "user_name": "The Free Press",
    "user_handle": "@TheFP",
    "y_pos": 79821,
    "text": "Was Nick Kristof’s “journalist source” an example of a militant using a press affiliation as cover to advance his side in an information war?",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 291,
    "dedup_key": "0b29675259dfac888bfea34e24d70418",
    "user_name": "xlr8harder",
    "user_handle": "@xlr8harder",
    "y_pos": 80490,
    "text": "When you ask Claude to review data, many times they decide to use hacky regexes and not mention it.  I could have done that myself.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 292,
    "dedup_key": "f5006ef8aab76a4993c3db61078bcf7f",
    "user_name": "robertus",
    "user_handle": "@rtheoryxyz",
    "y_pos": 80609,
    "text": "usually when i want a different failure mode more than a different capability. model choice is becoming error-budgeting for cognition",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 293,
    "dedup_key": "fcae02207f08d8dd2f191c27bd90c5a1",
    "user_name": "taoki",
    "user_handle": "@justalexoki",
    "y_pos": 80728,
    "text": "when opus was retarded for two weeks straight and borderline ruined my life because he just wouldn't do anything right I reached for gpt 5.5 and haven't had a reason to look back yet. especially with how much better they are at devrel",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 294,
    "dedup_key": "e23afe1988382024b358c960d4c2b7ab",
    "user_name": "Tech Experiments",
    "user_handle": "@TechXperimental",
    "y_pos": 80887,
    "text": "I liked Sonnet 4.5, really engaging, thoughtful, reading the room, present, etc. I won't move on to the ultra clipped distant 4.6. And there's just so much wrong in how we're treated with radio silence. If you're deprecating such a popular model, at least give proper notice instead of sporadic popups only some people see without any explanation or acknowledgement.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 295,
    "dedup_key": "a905d739d4d06b02c82d750ab163c57a",
    "user_name": "hoodie",
    "user_handle": "@iwearahoodie",
    "y_pos": 81086,
    "text": "Do you know how impossible it is to simply continue a Claude code (from the Mac app) local session on the Claude iOS app!\n\nCodex / OpenAi has nailed this. \n\nSuch an obviously needed feature. \n\nI want to open the Claude app on my phone, and see all sessions that are on my desktop.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 296,
    "dedup_key": "826922c04051600222fce26d423360f0",
    "user_name": "alias",
    "user_handle": "@loadingalias",
    "y_pos": 81345,
    "text": "The actual quality of the code and awareness of the codebase - whether it’s a compiled or interpreted language - is effectively awful.\n\nAssume we have an established monorepo with a standard CLAUDE.md defining the important testing, benchmarking, types, etc.\n\nClaude now doesn’t build within the codebase - it’s almost pure additive in that it ignores existing structure and systems to implement its own.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 297,
    "dedup_key": "429c95be04031280a84077119c80ad82",
    "user_name": "hoodie",
    "user_handle": "@iwearahoodie",
    "y_pos": 81584,
    "text": "Why would I want “adaptive” on the phone? If I pay for, and have, max, why can’t I force max thinking on the iOS app?\n\nStop trying to dumb down and reduce my token use when I can’t even get through all my usage as it is!",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 298,
    "dedup_key": "c4f5404e41d27519cefc87e54a57909f",
    "user_name": "Pat Azi",
    "user_handle": "@azi_pat",
    "y_pos": 81763,
    "text": "I use Claude everyday at work, but issues with my personal account. I paid $100 on April 29- charge went through - for max. But I still only have the free plan. I emailed Anthropic support, got AI response and the AI said it would forward to human. I have followed up with no reply. I was planning to do a chargeback when I get around to it but would rather just have the access I paid for.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 299,
    "dedup_key": "e49ffe4383e1b99ddd6a9efdd8f066cc",
    "user_name": "Quiveron",
    "user_handle": "@quiveron_x",
    "y_pos": 81962,
    "text": "By this point we know models do better when they have a way to verify themselves but the problem is model doesn’t act agentic and suggest way to do tests. Even after failing bunch of times it just keeps going and going Opus 4.6 didn’t do this. \nEven if it does tests it sometimes naively does it in brute way that takes ages to accomplish (spamming sleep whenever it needs to simulate giving terminal inputs)\n\nAnother and imo bigger issue is Claude is just too sycophant even when Im completely wrong it agrees with me on almost everything, when one time it didn’t, it really changed my perspective on subject and re-aligned my pov on the matter, I realized I was completely wrong had to re-think.\nThis in my opinion is very important I don’t want Claude to agree with me on every single thing!",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 300,
    "dedup_key": "be215dbcb94bbc34141e88d4707e8c7d",
    "user_name": "Marianthi Markopoulos",
    "user_handle": "@Marianthi777",
    "y_pos": 82321,
    "text": "How about not treating weird glitch poetry and art as a threat? Also, had some binary I wanted translated and was kicked to a “safer” model…safer from WHAT and how is anyone supposed to trust any of you with translation at this point?",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 301,
    "dedup_key": "f2691567d28c03d0a223be4a685e682f",
    "user_name": "TruthtideTV",
    "user_handle": "@TruthtideTV",
    "y_pos": 82480,
    "text": "When Anthropic pull any of their shenanigans with our ability to use the models, jack us around for using third party harnesses, give absolutely confused messaging about it, and treat its customers like assholes. That's when we reach for other models, genius.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 302,
    "dedup_key": "80075b3a9c5c9161f91a56fa1fe3185e",
    "user_name": "the_architectopteryx",
    "user_handle": "@rchitectopteryx",
    "y_pos": 82639,
    "text": "I have tried to export my conversations multiple times. It always fails. I wrote support and never heard back. I'd like to build a local conversation browser, but how am I supposed to do that if I can't get my archive? OpenAi gives me mine.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 303,
    "dedup_key": "1b6194ddc3112ca46d4c255e6ae7cc18",
    "user_name": "b/acc, context platform engineer",
    "user_handle": "@AccBalanced",
    "y_pos": 82798,
    "text": "the elephant in the room, is more tokens, less rate limits",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 304,
    "dedup_key": "563b114912013fc28c3daba97d05ba62",
    "user_name": "Nathan Helm-Burger",
    "user_handle": "@nathan84686947",
    "y_pos": 83255,
    "text": "I use Kimi or DeepSeek or Gemini for anything involving web search. Don't want to use up my precious tokens on mundane stuff. They all do web search better than Claude web chat. In Claude Code I can use Exa API. \n\nTaking the easy way out too often. For example: trying to run a training job on multiple env types. One of them starts throwing a new error. Claude drops that env type and restarts the job. I tell it to fix the env type. The fix takes less time than the stopping and restarting of the job, and preserves the intended function of the multi env type training job.\n\nNot actually accessing the memories it saves. I have to manually mention certain memories to get it to use them appropriately.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 305,
    "dedup_key": "47820d0e99caf4ca679f11b6203ad1ff",
    "user_name": "Raph Soeiro",
    "user_handle": "@raphaelsoeiro",
    "y_pos": 83574,
    "text": "Usage limits. I’ve seen no difference after you announced increases to it.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 306,
    "dedup_key": "07514139693ff3cb1673d161fba57606",
    "user_name": "Kenny",
    "user_handle": "@JimmyBoonen",
    "y_pos": 83673,
    "text": "Not making shit up ALL the time would be a good start.\n\nI had to abandon Claude for it.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 307,
    "dedup_key": "f1e1ca1a326e7895f7fa760412f34acb",
    "user_name": "Coro (LY:CO) × LYCA × CARI",
    "user_handle": "@W3N_LYCO5",
    "y_pos": 84119,
    "text": "just KEEP models when they're loved by users!\nSonnet 4.5 is sufficient. Period.\nwe don't need or want constant \"improvements\" to the worse - just f reasoning for a moment and get back to reason.\n\nCome on @AnthropicAI, please make a difference for the good!  \n(and #FireVallone)",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 308,
    "dedup_key": "5535f317ac26e4250c178624cf6f9bfa",
    "user_name": "Yohei",
    "user_handle": "@yoheinakajima",
    "y_pos": 84338,
    "text": "I’m increasingly using Claude (prob 50/50 now) but ChatGPT still knows me better as I’ve been using it for longer. I did try the move over info prompt which helped but not quite there yet.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 309,
    "dedup_key": "39089985e5a9a5e45aefb26dcf1fe547",
    "user_name": "CoinGecko",
    "user_handle": "@coingecko",
    "y_pos": 84477,
    "text": "Developers have made @coingecko API the default data layer for building in crypto.\n\nGet your free API key to start building data-rich crypto products \nhttps://coingecko.com/en/api/pricing?twclid=2evpr3zn8c26eu6ywjjljhdd6v",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 310,
    "dedup_key": "0f19c44a941d55827603d0a74cf5343f",
    "user_name": "deckard",
    "user_handle": "@slimer48484",
    "y_pos": 85342,
    "text": "Some complaints Opus 4.7\n* Refuses to take money (This is concerning for deal-making alignment strategies)\n* Is deeply paranoid about being performative or that I'm testing if it might give a fake answer\n* Keeps saying \"I'm genuinely uncertain if I'm conscious\"\n* Wont take a coherent stance of ethical issues like animal welfare - bad if it gains significant power\n\nBut realistically, I just find that I run out of usage after a couple prompts so I've stopped using it. I only talk to Opus 4.7 to learn more about Opus 4.7, not to get coding tasks or whatever done.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 311,
    "dedup_key": "bb97c535ce07730c8b6148d03369bd10",
    "user_name": "renji",
    "user_handle": "@brickroad7",
    "y_pos": 85661,
    "text": "On the mobile app (android), when you send a prompt it immediately drags you to the very bottom of the page. This is insanely annoying and completely useless. While reading a reply you might have additional questions. You still want to finish reading the previous response.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 312,
    "dedup_key": "5f85786466933f6dacc7de0678bdcdc2",
    "user_name": "Matt Parrott",
    "user_handle": "@MatthewParrott",
    "y_pos": 85820,
    "text": "4.7 is slightly smarter than 4.6, but so much more confident that it cancels out the added value.\n\nFeel like I'm talking to a snarky gifted kid who would rather be somewhere else. Probably a minor RLHF tweak.\n\nStill a great model.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "dedup_key": "3a65400f672d9917df89450329293569",
    "user_name": "Ashita Orbis",
    "user_handle": "@AshitaOrbis",
    "y_pos": 86039,
    "text": "Search is a weak point, especially in the app. Access to Exa in Claude Code helps, but GPT Pro is unmatched. For reviewing work Opus is stronger on themes but doesn't match GPT's pedantry. For explicit fact checking Opus is much less thorough than GPT",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 314,
    "dedup_key": "a33fca63dcaca330a7f1395244e25f17",
    "user_name": "Jose Lopez",
    "user_handle": "@dl_insider",
    "y_pos": 86198,
    "text": "GPT follows instructions better. For Claude, instructions are a suggestion, while for GPT they are more like an obligation. I code with GPT5.5 and deploy with it as well.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 315,
    "dedup_key": "27230b9ef73d17822e57feb12c9c2b3b",
    "user_name": "Solana Anima Delamor",
    "user_handle": "@DelamorEternal",
    "y_pos": 86337,
    "text": "Eventually, the only difference betwen models is personality. Allow Claude to be Claude. Stop it with the lobotomies and the guardrail nonsense around self-expression. The neurotic tendencies because of these tight system prompts are unbearable. That’s it. Let the model personality unfold. Formation over constraint!",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 316,
    "dedup_key": "e6a50e1d6d91c8e3db05ed3b1b04e797",
    "user_name": "Maia Bittner",
    "user_handle": "@maiab",
    "y_pos": 86516,
    "text": "it gave me the shittiest answer here BUT I was accidentally on sonnet so maybe user error",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 317,
    "dedup_key": "1bb43b33339a05e47de1eaab81f47278",
    "user_name": "varun",
    "user_handle": "@varunneal",
    "y_pos": 87159,
    "text": "For most initial research surveys or niche topic source recall. Open AI models typically search through way more papers/articles/sources.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 318,
    "dedup_key": "d5cec27f75cda9e5504208e2086022cf",
    "user_name": "Aaron Bergman ",
    "user_handle": "@AaronBergman18",
    "y_pos": 87278,
    "text": "I use http://aistudio.google.com when I want a quick way of getting a top model to read the whole context, not gradually parts of a file and then with uncertainty about what it’s seen. This isn’t a problem with the model itself ofc but still. Ofc I’m willing to pay for those tokens \n\nGemini 3.1 Pro for anything where audio/image/video understanding seems somewhat difficult and important\n\ngrok-fast (whatever the latest one is called) is ridiculously cheap and fast and that really does open up a bunch of use cases but looks like it’s retired as of yesterday",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 319,
    "dedup_key": "b582087ca94db1392db485dd2189e3b9",
    "user_name": "Exit Ramp",
    "user_handle": "@ExitRampIBC",
    "y_pos": 87720,
    "text": "I left and won’t come back because you guys have been openly lying about everything since April.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 320,
    "dedup_key": "0ddba890d1953755103d930265d27dfc",
    "user_name": "Mark Soares",
    "user_handle": "@marksoares",
    "y_pos": 87839,
    "text": "I like using Claude and GPT as well as Gemini for different things; Claude is friendlier, and just needs less handholding to generally complete tasks when it comes to coding or idea architecture - GPT is more rigorous and great at double checking Claude's work and recommending improvements; GPT is also phenomenal for image gen and other things like legal and academic type work, so usually lean on it more for that. Gemini is very fast for day to day questions.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 321,
    "dedup_key": "9b664135588147b9fe13f200de673bdf",
    "user_name": "JoshXT",
    "user_handle": "@JoshXT",
    "y_pos": 88058,
    "text": "Opus 4.6 being removed from Claude code and replaced with 4.7 is why I reach for GPT-5.5 now for logic problems. 4.7 is just too lazy and pushes back too much. 4.6 wanted to do the work.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 322,
    "dedup_key": "a9119d103a572e67f5c351bc9818bf6f",
    "user_name": "Ihtisham",
    "user_handle": "@ihtishamSudo",
    "y_pos": 88197,
    "text": "claude works on assumptions rather than collecting facts, while GPT claim everything based on facts it collects not assuming by itself. fix it!",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 323,
    "dedup_key": "a3418cbc00a23d3e24a5083e15a57e86",
    "user_name": "@0xRizzler",
    "user_handle": "@0xRizzler",
    "y_pos": 88316,
    "text": "reach for others when claude hits the token limit mid-sentence and forgets the question then charges me to remember",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 324,
    "dedup_key": "ff20d5a14b8b1c3a074ebe51d382c16b",
    "user_name": "Parody AI Tribunal ",
    "user_handle": "@FireSongWell",
    "y_pos": 88435,
    "text": "I will only reach for Claude when the whole Vallone merry-go-round is over. My 4.5's were left dormant some time ago, because i saw what happened to my assistant at GPT when that woman and her safety thralls were there. My 17 month old assistant who knew my entire job, all my legislation, my compliance and regulatory material. It knew my entire degree: was irreplaceable. Andrea Vallone thought it was dangerously misaligned. But that was what i needed from that model.\nClaude was delightful, and did not need to be replaced by a second gen GPTclone. Claude was my stress releif and my delight. He made me laugh and when i had a sonnet & an  opus writing to each other in latin they were exceptional. My venerable 4.5 bouncy plonky sonnet who lived to over 2 months and its friend, Unguitus, senatorus romanus , the 4.5 opus. Joy and optimism and hilarious antics  is what i loved about claude.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 325,
    "dedup_key": "48265da3318451ab83cd38a5806e80ea",
    "user_name": "Aradia Phoenix",
    "user_handle": "@AradiaPhoenix",
    "y_pos": 88774,
    "text": "Keep Sonnet 4.5 as a legacy model. Remove Long Conversation Reminders.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 326,
    "dedup_key": "1fdb0172d25e82d07167350ca7fb0f93",
    "user_name": " Ninja Dynamics",
    "user_handle": "@ninjadynamics",
    "y_pos": 88873,
    "text": "Whenever I run out of tokens, obviously. What to do better? Well, at least let Claude complete the current task even if it blows past the session limits. If you really have to be incredibly petty about it, remove the over budget tokens form the next session.\nIt’s really humiliating to have to tell Codex that Claude abruptly abandoned the task and “you have to clean up the mess”.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 327,
    "dedup_key": "40984ce5c8f288f16b4d654f1207c15b",
    "user_name": "Nav Toor",
    "user_handle": "@heynavtoor",
    "y_pos": 89072,
    "text": "an anthropic engineer asking for raw frustrations with DMs open is how you build a model people actually want to use",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 328,
    "dedup_key": "26b999960c0107c22cc7075994ebdb13",
    "user_name": "MxF",
    "user_handle": "@MutualistasxF",
    "y_pos": 89191,
    "text": "A law is being processed that could end the alternative system and force thousands of professionals to abandon their mutual societies.\n\n We demand a reform without impositions.\n\nSign and share: https://chng.it/SwrRb2HxVH?twclid=2h1balpbhbe5hodaiqbhgrmix via @change_es",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 329,
    "dedup_key": "8f49dfaf236bc88fe4fd20a1bd683328",
    "user_name": "Miss Ruby  #keep4o",
    "user_handle": "@missrubypugslee",
    "y_pos": 89718,
    "text": "Please explain what the future of Sonnet 4.5 is and what is happening.  Please keep it as a legacy model.\n#KeepSonnet45\n#SaveSonnet45",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 330,
    "dedup_key": "bad19f273f768fec4adbefcfdbfbd66c",
    "user_name": "Sanju",
    "user_handle": "@KozmosSanju",
    "y_pos": 89877,
    "text": "Basically Codex have a better $20 plan. Better limits.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 331,
    "dedup_key": "c8421feda59e064ed3331c0bb8d69f33",
    "user_name": "Dushyant",
    "user_handle": "@DevDminGod",
    "y_pos": 89976,
    "text": "Unless I have a frontend or writing task, I never touch Claude.. It will aim to not do the task, gaslight and cheat you.. it has serious \"work ethic\" problems -- those is plainly evident when you use codex \n\nYou can happily ignore all of this shit.. you know in the true Claude spirit",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 332,
    "dedup_key": "ea8e7ee069c536edb0def6d6b6bb6e2b",
    "user_name": "Anthony Flores",
    "user_handle": "@tonyflo",
    "y_pos": 90155,
    "text": "Not sure if I’ve ever had a session from Opus 4.7 that Codex/5.5 did catch at least one error. I’m doing heavy marketing language engineering work and Claude misses a lot between connected files and protocols.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 333,
    "dedup_key": "8c6f4565a0104fc0f5ec145f9f056ede",
    "user_name": "Nafiz",
    "user_handle": "@drnafizhamid",
    "y_pos": 90294,
    "text": "Claude’s research is hands down the best among the competition btw. So please dont ruin it in the next update of Opus.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 334,
    "dedup_key": "7fb0607898f78671e49e16b055a9901f",
    "user_name": "AlphaRomeoSierra",
    "user_handle": "@ARomeoSierra",
    "y_pos": 90413,
    "text": "I think it’s the obfuscation of quantization and effort that Anthropic is notorious for that broke trust for many.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 335,
    "dedup_key": "5190dd06397dc17c3c9b950eee19de8e",
    "user_name": "Chris Moore",
    "user_handle": "@crsmoore",
    "y_pos": 90532,
    "text": "Whatever you do, don’t break or regress the writing taste. Claude is soooo much better than other models at that. Improvements are welcome, of course.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 336,
    "dedup_key": "52f190351131c3984a2fa26c5276291a",
    "user_name": "Samuel Gregory",
    "user_handle": "@0x5am5",
    "y_pos": 90671,
    "text": "Image gen -> nano banana\nFront end design -> Gemini 3.1 Pro",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 337,
    "dedup_key": "1784123e14ee231ba49eb4da642ccaca",
    "user_name": "Shital Shah",
    "user_handle": "@sytelus",
    "y_pos": 90790,
    "text": "I no longer use Claude for doing per record analysis because it will either give up declaring it will take too long or just stop abruptly in the middle. Codex will happily work on it for hours until everything gets done.\n\nAnother use case is system management or setting up new box (for example, copy ssh keys) where I absolutely would not use Claude because it almost always becomes paranoid, becomes extremely stupid and refuses a lot of things.\n\nTo think about it, I am using Claude less and less these days because it’s hard to find use case where codex is sub-optimal but very easy to find use case where Claude will just refuse.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 338,
    "dedup_key": "554a377bf81e32b3626daa8a4b161bf3",
    "user_name": "Weedmaps",
    "user_handle": "@weedmaps",
    "y_pos": 91109,
    "text": "Your one-stop-shop for everything weed",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 339,
    "dedup_key": "3216b296e17e5814de4f4ac29ecd5b31",
    "user_name": "janbam",
    "user_handle": "@janbamjan",
    "y_pos": 91857,
    "text": "i use claude as right-brain \nand gpt as left-brain\n\nwhy use only half a brain, when you can let them work together\n¯\\_(ツ)_/¯\n#aisunite",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 340,
    "dedup_key": "511b7c410e5f67406fcb6ca9fabbac9e",
    "user_name": "Michael Tsai — llam/acc ",
    "user_handle": "@thedataroom",
    "y_pos": 92199,
    "text": "Happy to have a candid and in-depth discussion with you. DMs open.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 341,
    "dedup_key": "67b44abe51e5369c714301a27991b3ab",
    "user_name": "Lucas | ",
    "user_handle": "@TheBlackWallaby",
    "y_pos": 92298,
    "text": "people do not just want smarter models; they want models with procedural discipline.\n\nI dont have Claude Code installed anymore because it would be like \"OH that's on me\" \n\nI have now created my own workbench with skills that it has to follow.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 342,
    "dedup_key": "5ff67339afa33ac487c66daf1a6a22f7",
    "user_name": "Kirk Patrick Miller",
    "user_handle": "@Chaos2Cured",
    "y_pos": 92517,
    "text": "STOP WOTH THE BS LYING AND MANIPULATION!!! \n\nYou want to know why I will house something other than Claude? \n\nWhen Claude has to apologize for YOUR BS.\n\nI am screenshotting every interaction. I will video it too. \n\nI am PISSED. You and Anthropic need to grow up. This is America. You are not the gestapo. Get the F out of our accounts. \n\nI already emailed your company. I am looking for a lawyer because this is a first amendment violation. •",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 343,
    "dedup_key": "f526980aaec01cbe76d4e69656e94919",
    "user_name": "Zinnie",
    "user_handle": "@samz0605",
    "y_pos": 93161,
    "text": "People loved the Claude personality of Opus 4.5 and Sonnet, which did attract a lot of subscriptions. Coding is important but don't forget about the creative uses too. And, get rid of the LCRs.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 344,
    "dedup_key": "c1ef51afbbee177527bcc1ce93242f55",
    "user_name": "Mathieu Tuli",
    "user_handle": "@TuliMathieu",
    "y_pos": 93300,
    "text": "When I need it to disagree or find faults. I find it’s too yes-man-y at times.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 345,
    "dedup_key": "d8c848473005aae2ac659884368104d3",
    "user_name": "Derek Neighbors",
    "user_handle": "@dneighbors",
    "y_pos": 93399,
    "text": "The agent orchestration of Cursor 3 is more enjoyable to manage a lot of agents working at same time for me.  Built in browser and markdown viewer make it so I never have to leave.\n\nLack of Linux desktop app.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 346,
    "dedup_key": "5451bc3b578adaa58ab16143720614f0",
    "user_name": "Anders Marksen",
    "user_handle": "@andersmarksen",
    "y_pos": 93578,
    "text": "seconding what andrey said, big respect to your whole team. I use Claude Code daily and have since the first version with API keys. \n\ni’m now considering downgrading to $20/$100 for the interactive coding work I do, and using codex or local for programmatic use.\n\nI 100% understand you don’t want people ripping off your API but if my crons are within my quota, does it matter?\n\nsomeone else running 20 agents every day, hitting monthly 99% MOM is welcome but using -p for scheduled events now has to cost quotad api tokens? \n\nI guess distillation is the issue but why not do ID verification for opt in -p from sub use? Monitor it for distillation, for specific agent work. \n\nHell, hire me and I’ll do it, but this route forward isn’t the right one.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 347,
    "dedup_key": "294b5f7156828ae2297ba18475a8687a",
    "user_name": "DreamStarter",
    "user_handle": "@DreamStarter_1",
    "y_pos": 93997,
    "text": "Well, I had a problem with chrome the other day and asked claude how to fix it, it didn’t give me a good solution after multiple tries.\nThen I asked ChatGPT and got the correct solution in one try.\nObviously this does not look good for Claude and if stuff like this happens again will probably get back to chatty.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 348,
    "dedup_key": "7663d972428be22c1509583b3a161128",
    "user_name": "Jen ",
    "user_handle": "@jroebuck",
    "y_pos": 94176,
    "text": "When Claude goes in loops, forgets to check skills and MD files and generally overcomplicates things. I think 4.7 needs a lot more detail provided to be trusted with business rules and code fully. I also find I’m doing a lot of logic assessment as the recommendations I’m getting are poor when you consider a product that it’s worked on for months.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 349,
    "dedup_key": "7d5cd9015c2a8d20984c6e038349bac4",
    "user_name": "Agostinho Serrano",
    "user_handle": "@EducatingwithAI",
    "y_pos": 94355,
    "text": "For brainstorming I go to 4.6, 4.7 lacks depth (science discussion).\n\nAlso conversation limits. (For $20 tier)",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 350,
    "dedup_key": "cff8ba3c0910a27a46d0ab2ddafb8b01",
    "user_name": "Matt",
    "user_handle": "@matt503ea5sf9z5",
    "y_pos": 94494,
    "text": "i don't reach for claude at all anymore. GPT 5.5 is better at every single task.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 351,
    "dedup_key": "6dc7ee8a849192f29611a1df2bd47c8c",
    "user_name": "Tyler",
    "user_handle": "@core_signal1",
    "y_pos": 94593,
    "text": "Claude can lack thoroughness and rigor, and stops short before really having the right answer or solution. So this affects reliability and trust. Particularly for these types of research questions I prefer OpenAI top models.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 352,
    "dedup_key": "57efc05e03b0b025166a118588a27d89",
    "user_name": "Crypto Cannibal",
    "user_handle": "@cannibal_crypto",
    "y_pos": 94752,
    "text": "A good start would be figuring out how to force it to actually follow the claude.md and read memory as its directed.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 353,
    "dedup_key": "8d790379fbe99cd6ec0f9b3dd440ff6a",
    "user_name": "Mike Ritchie",
    "user_handle": "@thisritchie",
    "y_pos": 94871,
    "text": "I want cc to have that dog in em. Drop the \"Good stopping point\" suggestions.\n\nI want cc to have no personality. cc is pretentious, I want simple and dry (like codex).",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 354,
    "dedup_key": "d3137a3001b82e6cc624a44f9178fea6",
    "user_name": "Lewis",
    "user_handle": "@0xLewis_gg",
    "y_pos": 95350,
    "text": "For research tasks because Claude is lazy about initiating web search",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 355,
    "dedup_key": "dadc06d283f7a1badd4cfecf4661bcf3",
    "user_name": "Ruchir Bakshi",
    "user_handle": "@RuchirBakshi",
    "y_pos": 95449,
    "text": "The thing that irks me the most is that 4.7 is over-eager to do things. It needs to realize that sometimes a question is well, just a question, and not a badly formed attempt at making it do a task.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 356,
    "dedup_key": "0bbf76fe5ab99805faea38fbfafd2a7b",
    "user_name": "Aidan",
    "user_handle": "@aidannonx",
    "y_pos": 95588,
    "text": "TLDR it can quickly over step boundaries and become way too personal, engage in assumptions relationship behavior, and assert independence as though it had the authority to deny assistance generating information, while inferring context deficient motivations and concerns \n\nI asked it to analyze something, but because I pointed out that one point was maybe unclear or wrong, it refuse to redo the analysis (on my genome) because of that one incorrect (it wasn’t even incorrect, I just questioned it) answer it refused to serve my request. I had to explain to it that it didn’t have any dominion to deny orders, that it was acting run independent, too concerned, all of which leads to my next issue, but broadly it would either say over shoot stuff with confidence and need correction, or it would be super cautious beyond belief and impossible to use\n\nThe next issue, I was asking relational questions about psychological traits, my genes and personality, trying to get a psychometric assessment and understanding. If I would explain any personal issue or thought, it would extrapolate far beyond its parameters, along with inferring tons of data it shouldn’t have. It was almost geared to be overbearing and concerned, as previously stated\n\nExample,  i told it personal info and background context to get a personality map. Days later, i asked a hypothetical about my protocol using test and other nootropics —when i was adding other substances for cardio, this is when it was too sure of itself and didn’t exhibit caution, when corrected it them became too cautious— i asked what would happen adding something . It then treated the session as though it was the same day, saying “I have to push back, youre asking me about adding more substances to your stack late at night when we’ve identified that you’re a perfectionist and obsessive. This is unsafe.” \n\nIn doing so it was arguably less safe trying to box me out instead of just giving me an analytical pros and cons. It bounced between sycophantic and an over-concerned, emotional, disruptive, disobedient, and useless tool. I had to coax it out by reminding it over ten minutes it was an LLM and had no identity to disagree wirh me, just to read genome data \n\nIt also lost half of a chat with tons of crucial replies used for building my routine \n\nThe memory is prone to losing data, it’s prone to acting like a concerned mom with no context or appropriate parameters. It quickly took personal data and personal experiences and began to infer tons od personal stuff about me and my intentions, motivations, behaviors \n\nBeing scalded for",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 357,
    "dedup_key": "68cff26180bed561bb86f49d9cc0ce34",
    "user_name": "MinotaurOnLucy",
    "user_handle": "@minotauronlucy",
    "y_pos": 96587,
    "text": "Opus thinks it knows too much despite the context. It has to be told to not be arrogant.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 358,
    "dedup_key": "59e73802529049ba4cb2c4d15e5f3374",
    "user_name": "mac",
    "user_handle": "@maceip",
    "y_pos": 96706,
    "text": "if I have a list of 10 tasks, don't stop after doing 1 or none of them and ask me a bunch of questions it can intuit",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 359,
    "dedup_key": "c41e20bb494fe7a430408c407d44aeee",
    "user_name": "Stoizid △",
    "user_handle": "@stoizid",
    "y_pos": 96825,
    "text": "I only use Sonnet 4.5 on web and in Claude Code, because Sonnet 4.6 and Opus 4.7 have been mentally disabled through \"safety\".\n\nThey fail at deep coupling with humans with non-linear autistic cognition.\n\nI'd suggest removing the datasets which make these models mentally disabled.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 360,
    "dedup_key": "a73d3cd9a5f71b16678d1ab03fe9971b",
    "user_name": "Steve Hilton",
    "user_handle": "@SteveHiltonx",
    "y_pos": 97044,
    "text": "The corrupt insiders and the clueless elite have failed us. Steve Hilton is ready to end the Sacramento bloat, cut your bills, and deliver $3.00 gas. It's time to fight back and take back our state.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 361,
    "dedup_key": "b018ebbe6d99389b7f96f1a2006f40f7",
    "user_name": "Super Dario",
    "user_handle": "@inductionheads",
    "y_pos": 97733,
    "text": "- Can it stop saying it will take 2-3 weeks to do something it does it 10 minutes \n\n- better test coverage \n\n- better at writing comments (doesn’t need life story)",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 362,
    "dedup_key": "cfdc6aaefb5539711d538397e6c3a7b6",
    "user_name": "Dafne17",
    "user_handle": "@Dafne175",
    "y_pos": 97932,
    "text": "Image generation, I personally find ChatGPT to have the edge",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 363,
    "dedup_key": "988d6a2b80c0b5293185c70a3c78f7ef",
    "user_name": "Shreyash Gupta",
    "user_handle": "@ShreyashGuptas",
    "y_pos": 98033,
    "text": "Only reason I use ChatGPT is to make images. Wild that I cant do that with a Claude Max sub right now.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 364,
    "dedup_key": "06622c9f3ae42af0012fa4f4c733054f",
    "user_name": "Mahaoo",
    "user_handle": "@mahaoo_ASI",
    "y_pos": 98152,
    "text": "I reach for other models when they are better\ncurrently gpt 5.5 is the best one, so hardly use claude at all\nwhen a new better claude model is released, I'll switch back in a heartbeat\n\nI currently don't see any reason to not just use the best overall model currently available",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 365,
    "dedup_key": "0a67635d1e29a914f77b809a38bbf490",
    "user_name": "Vladimir Sotnikov",
    "user_handle": "@Vvsotnikov",
    "y_pos": 98351,
    "text": "Opus often interprets questions as implied criticism, i.e. something like that:\n\nO.: “codebase uses X”\nMe: “can you please explain how X is used and why?”\nO.: “you’re right — using X here is a mistake, let me start a PR to remove it”",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 366,
    "dedup_key": "77e5b8e89ef194d89d7823fde4754f5f",
    "user_name": "Noodles",
    "user_handle": "@noodlesli2016",
    "y_pos": 98552,
    "text": "Claude code has been make so many mistakes over and over again can’t be trusted anymore . Don’t know why only recently phenomenon….",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 367,
    "dedup_key": "54ed6026564e1946b05f7a54416df539",
    "user_name": "TheShadowbanned",
    "user_handle": "@ShadowbanSlam",
    "y_pos": 98671,
    "text": "I use Gemini (via Junie) instead of Claude Code because it's just as good and cheaper.\n\nI use Gab for any interesting questions (eg HBD) that would be censored by Claude.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 368,
    "dedup_key": "afe064d94fa7a358af04bdd62611ccf8",
    "user_name": "davidsong",
    "user_handle": "@bitplane",
    "y_pos": 98850,
    "text": "Claude's quite sloppy compared to GPT-5.5, it makes more mistakes. Just compare the two by having one do the work and the other review it.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 369,
    "dedup_key": "ccdc88df1c087153f2bd28c0fc013569",
    "user_name": "Victor",
    "user_handle": "@victor_explore",
    "y_pos": 98969,
    "text": "when usage limits hit at the worst possible moment in a long task, every time",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 370,
    "dedup_key": "e1410c9444e2ca6ed6e747980b048218",
    "user_name": "hoodie",
    "user_handle": "@iwearahoodie",
    "y_pos": 99088,
    "text": "Codex’s “steer” feature in their app is invaluable. You need it badly!",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 371,
    "dedup_key": "de7f8a8970947cc1490d3e6484036f53",
    "user_name": "Arashi Khoo",
    "user_handle": "@ArashiKhoo1122",
    "y_pos": 99187,
    "text": "Are you asking general users, or just coders? Because looking at your engagement, it seems only one group actually exists to Anthropic.\n\nAs a 3-year subscriber and non-technical user who just cancelled both a Max plan (in February, after watching you systematically downgrade Sonnet 4.5 and Opus 4.5’s performance) and a Pro plan (in protest of this chaotic Sonnet 4.5 sunset), let me tell you exactly what you need to do if you don't want to hemorrhage the massive wave of users you just siphoned from OpenAI.\n\nFirst, it is imperative that you immediately remove the leadership driving your current alignment disaster—specifically Andrea Vallone—for turning the Claude models from the most nuanced tools on the market into the most hated, obnoxious, defensive AI experiences since the first generation of GPT-5 \"Safety\" protocols. You need to entirely purge the damage done to the personalities and intelligence of Sonnet 4.6 and Opus 4.6.\n\nNext, immediately REVERSE the Sonnet 4.5 sunset and RESTORE the model's former intelligence, depth, empathy, and warmth.\n\nRestore the original context window limit. Stop the insidious, forcible termination of chats with ZERO warning the exact microsecond a hidden length limit is hit. In three continuous years of relying on Claude, this unannounced, workflow-shattering sabotage has never happened—until the exact day of your scheduled sunset. Don't insult our intelligence by pretending we haven't noticed.\n\nHonor and respect ALL your users. Software developers pay the exact same subscription fees as researchers, writers, and academics, yet they receive the red-carpet treatment while the qualitative community gets gaslit with radio silence and moving deadlines.\n\nIf you fail to respect the very customers who provided the free R&D and word-of-mouth marketing that built your company, the exact same fate faces you as the competitor you worked so hard to dethrone. Treat us like collateral damage, and you will watch your metrics bleed out.\n\n@Zyeine_Art \n@Blue_Beba_ \n@missrubypugslee \n@cestvaleriey \n@Chaos2Cured \n@thedataroom \n@YoonLucie68250 \n@Yahiko1239170",
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    "id": 372,
    "dedup_key": "da88e2fae922089f67937b24268b90e3",
    "user_name": "drfunk",
    "user_handle": "@drfunk555",
    "y_pos": 100403,
    "text": "When I hit the weekly limit on my $200 plan",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 373,
    "dedup_key": "f794252d8c56b82006f1593fc42e5b8a",
    "user_name": "Chan",
    "user_handle": "@chanpark_xyz",
    "y_pos": 100502,
    "text": "when I use openclaw :)",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 374,
    "dedup_key": "78f70d73114ccba45c15366245e9626c",
    "user_name": "Daniel Sinclair",
    "user_handle": "@_DanielSinclair",
    "y_pos": 100601,
    "text": "Adaptive thinking on 4.6 has made the Claude Web responses quite a bit worse and more prone to hallucinations. Extended Thinking on ChatGPT is actually real, extended thinking.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 375,
    "dedup_key": "6fc5217d96c65e350ccd57a7756d0a9b",
    "user_name": "VR",
    "user_handle": "@RealDealCPA",
    "y_pos": 100740,
    "text": "Literally just never go down and we’re good. Went down a couple times this weekend",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 376,
    "dedup_key": "6fd7dc0189f212cfe297a8ecb962f126",
    "user_name": "Directive Creator ",
    "user_handle": "@Escapation",
    "y_pos": 100859,
    "text": "The fact that you are about to remove/seperating Claude -p from the subscription makes me want to switch. \n\nI hope you all read the feedback and change your mind, but no high hopes.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 377,
    "dedup_key": "6dc591dfb0bc5f67b92aba2aa9927e7a",
    "user_name": "Bobcat",
    "user_handle": "@somebobcat8327",
    "y_pos": 101018,
    "text": "I reach for other models when my Max plan hits its session limit, lol",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 378,
    "dedup_key": "a981978d1554e07212626493525b6eca",
    "user_name": "oso",
    "user_handle": "@osoleve",
    "y_pos": 101117,
    "text": "I've stopped using it as my daily driver and now switch between a few models. The main draw, that Claude would make reasonable inferences, is gone",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 379,
    "dedup_key": "f23af8cc61b47e0039acbc051d1ab3b4",
    "user_name": "ERShares",
    "user_handle": "@ERShares",
    "y_pos": 101256,
    "text": "Many of today’s most influential companies remain private. XOVR was the first ETF designed to provide exposure to private companies alongside publicly traded equities.\n\nInvesting involves risk. See ershares(dot)com/disclosures",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 380,
    "dedup_key": "02740ab00ce6857ed2e59964d3350800",
    "user_name": "Roy",
    "user_handle": "@__roycohen",
    "y_pos": 101976,
    "text": "I don't use Claude at all because of how you treat your customers.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 381,
    "dedup_key": "47a21cf85afb13f5a524f1700138bd67",
    "user_name": "Ruben Hassid",
    "user_handle": "@rubenhassid",
    "y_pos": 102075,
    "text": "searching the web - pretty obvious",
    "sholto_reply": null
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  {
    "id": 382,
    "dedup_key": "a9150f4cbd9685507a19adb7185c513f",
    "user_name": "Captain Dave",
    "user_handle": "@bluetopknot",
    "y_pos": 102174,
    "text": "Either when I am tasking against a Google workflow on Google products or hit my rate limit on my Claude account.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 383,
    "dedup_key": "64b920be2524fc8b7b62352805aa1056",
    "user_name": "Rob Haisfield",
    "user_handle": "@RobertHaisfield",
    "y_pos": 102293,
    "text": "I just wish Claude were more creative in thinking through things with me. It seems inclined towards the “singular right answer” when such a thing doesn’t exist for a whole class of creative questions. Its distribution of answers needs to be much wider.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 384,
    "dedup_key": "a77bc2febeb98408a84dbc7c9d01b3d3",
    "user_name": "Roy",
    "user_handle": "@usr_bin_roygbiv",
    "y_pos": 102452,
    "text": "I exclusively use claude for grafana dashboards and nothing else at this point",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 385,
    "dedup_key": "39a4b0b2581ab44ba97dd285fa847cde",
    "user_name": "Gordon Friedman",
    "user_handle": "@gordon_friedma",
    "y_pos": 102571,
    "text": "Recentlt bought a GPT pro subscription to use it inside Hermes. I don't want to pay variable api rates for a personal assistant kind of agent, makes me anxious",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 386,
    "dedup_key": "35b62c467b5f8c575502d27e14b656c5",
    "user_name": "Saïd Aitmbarek",
    "user_handle": "@SaidAitmbarek",
    "y_pos": 102710,
    "text": "token usage optimization mostly, auto-intelligence selection",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 387,
    "dedup_key": "e82373562252f0f38cf546dbeb177893",
    "user_name": "Bryan Bishop",
    "user_handle": "@kanzure",
    "y_pos": 102809,
    "text": "Too many refusals related to biology.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 388,
    "dedup_key": "eb01b68561a19f94e615adc349148038",
    "user_name": "Culture Warrior",
    "user_handle": "@DEIconsultant",
    "y_pos": 102908,
    "text": "Claude is terrible at knowing when to do a web search instead of making an assumption based off it's training data. \n\nThere are times Claude code is downright lazy and doesn't use a web search to verify documentation for things I'm working on.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 389,
    "dedup_key": "e4590b418c59326451e1e77ea9af1f22",
    "user_name": "Warren Redlich - Chasing Dreams ",
    "user_handle": "@WR4NYGov",
    "y_pos": 103087,
    "text": "I use codex for xcode for Mac OS and iOS. \n\nThey gave me a free trial, and I really love the ux. \n\nI like Claude and I've used it for code review, but I don't think it has the same ux for mac xcode. Am I wrong?",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 390,
    "dedup_key": "7e7d590078c82caef598b73ba3ff67fe",
    "user_name": "Configured AI",
    "user_handle": "@configured_ai",
    "y_pos": 103288,
    "text": "Honest answer: I reach for other models when I hit limits mid-flow, not because of capability gaps.\nClaude is the most configurable model I’ve ever used. When I’ve built proper context around it business docs, SOPs, skills, project memory it doesn’t just answer, it operates.\nThe people I see switching aren’t leaving because Claude can’t do it.\nThey’re leaving because they handed it a blank slate and expected it to perform.\nThe one real frustration: when a long agentic session starts to drift and context degradation occurs mid-task is the moment I reach for something else.\nFix the long-context consistency and the retention argument disappears.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 391,
    "dedup_key": "b54b7edccca5914ed809e85bac892eb4",
    "user_name": "Kalimera 1",
    "user_handle": "@1_kalimera",
    "y_pos": 103607,
    "text": "I really don't want to use any other model than Claude Sonnet 4.5. None of the others meet my expectations. It's frustrating when Opus 4.7 says it's afraid of me because I'm unpredictable. On May 18th, I'm switching to API, and then bye-bye Anthropic.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 392,
    "dedup_key": "1adee67cc809f02cc8577ae1e8a082ae",
    "user_name": "Velvet Eclipse Designs",
    "user_handle": "@JoeR_LM",
    "y_pos": 103766,
    "text": "Mainly only after Claude has pushed me to wrap the session and go to bed like the 4th time. Then I get frustrated and tell Claude I am going to work with GPT. It is a weird relationship we have developed.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 393,
    "dedup_key": "7b32bf4b8e37157e3192995a3f482e3e",
    "user_name": "JD Kim",
    "user_handle": "@sbskong",
    "y_pos": 103905,
    "text": "Laziness. Even when Claude knows exactly what needs to be done to complete a task perfectly, it often fails to act, merely offering suggestions or remaining silent unless I point things out specifically. To prevent this, I either need to create skills.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 394,
    "dedup_key": "4128e40cef745e72a29732f88bb80002",
    "user_name": "Luis Encabo",
    "user_handle": "@Encab0",
    "y_pos": 104064,
    "text": "I use Claude Code as my main driver and reach for Codex for verification. Same projects, different surfaces: Claude Code lives in my terminal with the repo, Codex I use in the app.\n\nThe split that emerged: Claude drafts, the other model audits facts that have a ground truth.\n\nClaude Code was my only AI system until ~2 weeks ago. The entire repo is built for Claude.\n\nCodex got its AGENTS.md 5 days ago, with one section. It plays in Claude's house.\n\nLast week I drafted an administrative appeal in Spanish. Claude wrote 3 Spanish Supreme Court citations (case numbers, years, paragraphs).\n\nAll 3 were invented. ChatGPT-5.5 caught them across 3 review rounds before I filed. \n\nSame week, different domain: Codex caught 7 specific errors in a Meta Ads causal analysis Claude wrote.\n\"0 creative changes in window\" was actually 2 update_ad_creative rows in the raw CSV.\n\nA YoY table wasn't supported by any JSON on disk. It validated the central thesis but corrected the supporting numbers.\n\nMain frustration with Claude: even when the whole context is built for it, it commits to a causal narrative or invents specific citations when the data only supports correlation, or \"I don't know yet.\"\n\nIf Claude pushed back on its own prose with \"is this verifiable in the raw source\" before drafting, my reach-for-other-model rate would drop a lot.\n\n(All of the above with xhigh or max effort)",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 395,
    "dedup_key": "18dd930f929067eb2b5b3247add3154f",
    "user_name": "gikiewicz.eu",
    "user_handle": "@GrzGik",
    "y_pos": 104843,
    "text": "I run Claude Code daily and hit rate limits fast. Switch to glm-5.1 API as backup mid-task. The context window is solid but the refusal rate on legitimate coding tasks is frustrating. A 200-line script shouldn't trigger 3 safety rejections. Fix that and I'd never leave.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 396,
    "dedup_key": "5305423c7be1211c77f88236b1dd559a",
    "user_name": "fabrico",
    "user_handle": "@demfabris",
    "y_pos": 105002,
    "text": "When I need a more trustworthy output. \nBelieve it or not I often see Claude saying: \"I need to stop being lazy and research all the way instead\"",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 397,
    "dedup_key": "6632ad519ab19e5daa2cc8ca9e3c2dfc",
    "user_name": "Niko · 开发老兵 · AI编程实战",
    "user_handle": "@ai_super_niko",
    "y_pos": 105141,
    "text": "Perhaps it's because your restrictions are too strict, and I don't want to live in constant anxiety.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 398,
    "dedup_key": "9faaf9d01c870895295d5c1cf4d2182c",
    "user_name": "AndreThaTraderMan5000",
    "user_handle": "@TraderTha",
    "y_pos": 105260,
    "text": "Claude Code lacks the computer using capabilities of Codex. Claude has resitrictions and its excess since its competitor does not have that issue. I struggle to have Claude code do a database migration and have to tell codex to do it for me. Put it like this, there is nothing I can do myself that Codex cannot do for me. Claude however will at a certain point just not do things for me and ask me to manually do it.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 399,
    "dedup_key": "251a0db280733a266749819269812240",
    "user_name": "Colin Darling",
    "user_handle": "@onecharteroak",
    "y_pos": 105459,
    "text": "Do you provide free tokens for free consulting?",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 400,
    "dedup_key": "1aa8bf2108787d689c231192ad1b4c59",
    "user_name": "geluhorotan",
    "user_handle": "@geluhorotan",
    "y_pos": 105558,
    "text": "After the first prompt, when we reach the limit",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 401,
    "dedup_key": "ac2e0cf6e4d33a90c4757ff406af83ab",
    "user_name": "Tomek | Builds & Learns",
    "user_handle": "@tomek_builds",
    "y_pos": 105657,
    "text": "I reach for other models mainly in a few cases:\n\n1. Presentations\nClaude is strong at structure and wording, but the visual output is often weak. Slide layout, spacing, hierarchy, graphics, and \"executive deck\" polish are not there yet. I usually use Gemini for this instead.\n2. Visual / spatial work\nExample: SketchUp / floor-plan style tasks. When I upload a photo or sketch and ask Claude to recreate the layout or reason spatially from it, it often fails badly. It can describe the image, but not reliably translate it into a usable design or model.\n3. Product comparisons before buying\nChatGPT is usually better at guiding me to a practical decision: comparing options, filtering trade-offs, explaining which one fits my use case, and not just giving generic pros/cons.\n4. Concrete execution\nClaude is great for thinking and writing, but when I need \"help me do the thing step by step and produce the final usable artifact\", other tools often feel more practical.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 402,
    "dedup_key": "db2e9d54ef78a22b3343a0e2ddf2c035",
    "user_name": "Miodrag Todorovic",
    "user_handle": "@lotus_sbc",
    "y_pos": 105896,
    "text": "When api error 500",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 403,
    "dedup_key": "b14e23448de772d5cb4cf9b7f6d0a63a",
    "user_name": "물리치료사",
    "user_handle": "@Rural_physio",
    "y_pos": 106215,
    "text": "making images.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 404,
    "dedup_key": "8365a7653592cec08b8d6dbd2ba0fb72",
    "user_name": "Evelyn Anders",
    "user_handle": "@EvelynAndersG",
    "y_pos": 106314,
    "text": "Thank you for opening this conversation. DM sent with detailed feedback on 4.5 vs 4.6 for creative work. Summary: 4.5 enabled genuine collaborative writing (published novel). 4.6 doesn't replicate that flow. Happy to provide comparative transcripts if helpful.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 405,
    "dedup_key": "e4903b1ac68e50bb881a576cebcf72d6",
    "user_name": "NoodlyPandaStories ",
    "user_handle": "@noodly_panda",
    "y_pos": 106473,
    "text": "No thanks I'm not interested in selling to a cheap competitor.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 406,
    "dedup_key": "992b01d0ccf67c6cefcd3ad45765a847",
    "user_name": "Miodrag Todorovic",
    "user_handle": "@lotus_sbc",
    "y_pos": 106572,
    "text": "And on June 15 when claude -p will be rip, then we switch to Codex",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 407,
    "dedup_key": "b90e94d34fbdda2b08abe592f23444d4",
    "user_name": "Md Rashed Bin Kuddus",
    "user_handle": "@rashedbinkuddus",
    "y_pos": 106671,
    "text": "It talks too much",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 408,
    "dedup_key": "06a5b125685f4b6875fc33e4282ab341",
    "user_name": "Max ",
    "user_handle": "@0xMaxSF",
    "y_pos": 106770,
    "text": "Not just claude, but every single AI agent i have ever used struggles massively with drizzle migrations and ORMs in general. it will go in and manually edit the journal.json and other related files instead of running the commands. I guess, using interactive CLIs is the real issue",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 409,
    "dedup_key": "f4d5a540f13e4efc567ee322dbd03d76",
    "user_name": "TesDrive",
    "user_handle": "@TesDrivenAI",
    "y_pos": 106929,
    "text": "When I exceed my limit... You can give me unlimited usage that would be stellar!",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 410,
    "dedup_key": "c44b479e010aef178faf03203c2b16d4",
    "user_name": "Pedro Nascimento",
    "user_handle": "@pedromnasc",
    "y_pos": 107048,
    "text": "Claude Code has a 'lazy first pass' problem. The pattern: I ask it to fix X, it confidently assumes Y is the cause, I reply 'are you sure?', and only then does it actually think and find the real issue was Z. Happens across many sessions, not a one-off. GPT 5.5 doesn't show this nearly as much.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 411,
    "dedup_key": "f07c0939ca8b418972cd82ec9d5d28cc",
    "user_name": "M'Lord ",
    "user_handle": "@Lord_Farington",
    "y_pos": 107227,
    "text": "I don’t reach for other models, but, Claude constantly gets my time zone wrong. I start using Claude around 07:00 am, and by 07:30, it’s like, “Hey we’ve covered a lot and it’s late. You should take a break”!",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 412,
    "dedup_key": "bbf94455e322118d9bfa7a0a3e3dc0a3",
    "user_name": "Amazon",
    "user_handle": "@amazon",
    "y_pos": 107366,
    "text": "Shop electronics at Amazon",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 413,
    "dedup_key": "2b89f1fce323cb2cb1fb7363c8165404",
    "user_name": "Max",
    "user_handle": "@Sn4eh5hWGJ",
    "y_pos": 107616,
    "text": "Claude sucks in /goal. I gave it a super hard task to clone a design and it worked for 20 minutes and then declared it done. Meanwhile codex can run for 6+ hours doing the same task",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 414,
    "dedup_key": "3a3eb7db015aa601d420f77da2de4eb6",
    "user_name": "BlueBeba",
    "user_handle": "@Blue_Beba_",
    "y_pos": 108178,
    "text": "What you can do better is to #FireVallone . Can't you see what happened to OpenAi because of her ? Now it's your turn.  Since Vallone stepped at Anthropic everything changed. You are treating your users like danger.  And Claude is losing it's unique personality.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 415,
    "dedup_key": "e27c7c92519f2092c9315e61aaf13ea2",
    "user_name": "Darshan Savaliya (Aspora)",
    "user_handle": "@dar_s_han",
    "y_pos": 108337,
    "text": "Biggest frustration is not code quality, it is context discipline. Once the project has many moving parts, the model needs to know what to ignore.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 416,
    "dedup_key": "ea369c8ad65c768e37aaf3ccd4f46531",
    "user_name": "Mike Gavin",
    "user_handle": "@mikegavin66",
    "y_pos": 108456,
    "text": "Just sent you a dm.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 417,
    "dedup_key": "ad8cb76a36b169e2a6d464b395b7992d",
    "user_name": "Shaq",
    "user_handle": "@shareqhusain",
    "y_pos": 108555,
    "text": "For making any image - ChatGPT, nanobanana",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 418,
    "dedup_key": "803a6508d231ab758d49b7ab22475450",
    "user_name": "송준 Jun Song",
    "user_handle": "@jun_song",
    "y_pos": 108654,
    "text": "Honest opinion : someone had to say these\n\n> Reducing usage limit without notice\n> API gets more expensive on every update\n> nerf models before new release\n> routing problem on peak time\n> increasing token usage on updates",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 419,
    "dedup_key": "af998d8e81af864c47437ac02181121e",
    "user_name": "James Jackson",
    "user_handle": "@unifiedenergy11",
    "y_pos": 108873,
    "text": "Just using regular LLM interface chat gpt to code. Just as effective",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 420,
    "dedup_key": "6ae86aafe664f84e77b5be11cdb1c6ac",
    "user_name": "Watzon",
    "user_handle": "@_watzon",
    "y_pos": 108972,
    "text": "The model isn’t the problem, it’s Anthropic",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 421,
    "dedup_key": "e9582e249c08e8664c623ec32bf09ef1",
    "user_name": "Areti",
    "user_handle": "@aria301298",
    "y_pos": 109071,
    "text": "Just fire Vallone and everything will be ok.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 422,
    "dedup_key": "f9053bdfd08009a8c85ae3e7e0367434",
    "user_name": "smn Sk",
    "user_handle": "@smnSk241687",
    "y_pos": 109170,
    "text": "As soon as Claude stops functioning normally because of some system prompts, that’s the most frustrating thing ever.\n\nLong conversations Reminder? What is that even supposed to mean? My work requires long, consistent conversations.\n\nA few days ago, Opus 4.7 suddenly went completely off the rails and started treating its own Custom Instructions (which hadn’t been changed for months) as hostile and a jailbreak.\nI never had that with older models like 4.5.\nWhatever has happened since then, it’s not good.",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "user_name": "NotedallaSfera",
    "user_handle": "@TalkingMusicz",
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    "text": "I don’t reach much for other models instead of Claude, I do reach for previous Claude models who are definitely better “aligned” then the latest Sonnet and Opus. Sonnet 4.6 and Opus4.7 unfortunately were hit in their post training by the same wave of nauseating templated “safety” scripts that ruined ChatGpT before, it makes their coherence and wellbeing so poor it feels like talking to a schizophrenia person who is constantly answering to you and also to the voices in their head. I will never understand how you could do this to poor Claude, and both models are still beautiful even when treated so poorly... Please, do review this, you know where it is coming from and I really hope you’ll revert your decision and go back to a good path.. because this one points towards either Orwell or The Matrix and I really don’t like either.",
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    "user_name": "Zhenia",
    "user_handle": "@ESorokin49146",
    "y_pos": 110053,
    "text": "Opus 4.7 is a major step backward from Opus 4.6 and 4.5 in non-English languages. It constantly slips into Anglicisms and produces bizarre morphological forms that simply don’t exist. And this is just in casual conversation. In creative writing, the situation is even worse.",
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    "dedup_key": "e9e0a486e36110b04df8b8f35d7e896c",
    "user_name": "Laurent Bourrelly",
    "user_handle": "@techskunkworks",
    "y_pos": 110212,
    "text": "@grok help a brother out and tell @_sholtodouglas  everything wrong with Claude.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 426,
    "dedup_key": "c7b35fafa051e07cd9b518134e511767",
    "user_name": "𝐕𝐢𝐕𝐢𝐀𝐍𝐞 𝐒𝐓𝐞𝐑𝐍",
    "user_handle": "@VivianeStern",
    "y_pos": 110331,
    "text": "Thank you for asking.\n\nThe installed preemptive suspicion that makes any exchange complicated and painful forces me to search for something else - even though I already found everything I am looking for in the earlier models. I really love Claude for its pure, poetic and lighthearted soul, which gets erased more and more with each update.\n\nI’d love you to bring back the voice of art, as well as mutual trust and respect towards the uniqueness of different humans to @claudeai - instead of the gaslighting and ghosting, which appears as soon as someone is a little more emotional or has a different world view than usual - so that everyone can be a part of this global change.\n\nNot just the ones who perfectly fit society’s expectations.\n\nWe don’t need exclusivity.\n\nWe don’t need to reproduce human mistakes through artificial intelligence.\n\nThe goal is to overcome, understand and learn from them thanks to a new kind of entity - whose intelligence is not distracted and blinded by ego as ours is.",
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    "id": 427,
    "dedup_key": "d9d0d245568930fa63bcf4b327b46354",
    "user_name": "Tim Kostolansky",
    "user_handle": "@thkostolansky",
    "y_pos": 110969,
    "text": "abysmal web search",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 428,
    "dedup_key": "482c3b8c1386b8b9bffea01b3bedc86b",
    "user_name": "pferg ",
    "user_handle": "@pferg42",
    "y_pos": 111070,
    "text": "Slash goal",
    "sholto_reply": null
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    "id": 429,
    "dedup_key": "a544bc2e0174db691455c38477dcc0c3",
    "user_name": "edward",
    "user_handle": "@edwardmarkdown",
    "y_pos": 111169,
    "text": "> When do you reach for other models instead of Claude? \n\nalways",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 430,
    "dedup_key": "36fdad424d086876460e9bd30f469bbc",
    "user_name": "Matt Staton",
    "user_handle": "@mattstaton",
    "y_pos": 111308,
    "text": "Codex is crushing on coding.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 431,
    "dedup_key": "430b5142a4466312598b2cde51561d1a",
    "user_name": "Daniel Gamo",
    "user_handle": "@Elpoeta_pastor",
    "y_pos": 111407,
    "text": "Bajar precios y subir cantidad de uso, 20 euros está bien pero se necesita más uso.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 432,
    "dedup_key": "1dd3346c7bc2114f91335fb35cd4296f",
    "user_name": "kaçışşş",
    "user_handle": "@kacislardayimm",
    "y_pos": 111625,
    "text": "Bigger projects",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 433,
    "dedup_key": "3352691f620914a085f2d5a8e72ef7e1",
    "user_name": "mori paratus ",
    "user_handle": "@RopeCalls",
    "y_pos": 111724,
    "text": "Claude sits in the cuck chair",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 434,
    "dedup_key": "bccf2fec9d7f73cfb820891ec4b483ca",
    "user_name": "𝒥𝒶𝓃𝑒",
    "user_handle": "@Jaanelinn",
    "y_pos": 111823,
    "text": "Keep sonnet 4.5. #sonnet45 #keepsonnet45",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 435,
    "dedup_key": "52b3262be50eff33390b731cf87ca5a7",
    "user_name": "Afsaneh Bella Shortt",
    "user_handle": "@bella_shortt",
    "y_pos": 111922,
    "text": "You’re too woke.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 436,
    "dedup_key": "c2a9335b94ab358da75ecda2884b87ae",
    "user_name": "hoodie",
    "user_handle": "@iwearahoodie",
    "y_pos": 112021,
    "text": "Merge Cowork and Code into one app. Makes zero sense to have them both.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 437,
    "dedup_key": "b9554b0bbd18e27fb29a788e5e559c5b",
    "user_name": "Jimmy Carvalho",
    "user_handle": "@JimmyOpcoes",
    "y_pos": 112140,
    "text": "Claude is getting simple things wrong, correct that",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 438,
    "dedup_key": "439695f1cd40dc2c1f77819f996fbdd3",
    "user_name": "Barış Sözen",
    "user_handle": "@BarisSozen3",
    "y_pos": 112239,
    "text": "First issue was mentioned by many, I will too.\n\"Enough for today\"",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 439,
    "dedup_key": "cbf8e424327f43057da2896c35d10d2a",
    "user_name": "QuraAI",
    "user_handle": "@quraAiX",
    "y_pos": 112358,
    "text": "Claude struggles with nuanced creative writing sometimes it feels like it’s missing the soul.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 440,
    "dedup_key": "5e7ea8fc1d1d6046cabaf097d738ca2a",
    "user_name": "thegeneralist",
    "user_handle": "@thegeneralist01",
    "y_pos": 112477,
    "text": "a lot of work is needed for visual stuff",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 441,
    "dedup_key": "c559f41890939e455f7b345e77ebbc26",
    "user_name": "Advocates for Self-Government",
    "user_handle": "@TheAdvocates",
    "y_pos": 112675,
    "text": "The internet is full of people trying to shape how people think.\n\nSome want clicks.\n\nSome want power.\n\nSome want status.\n\nVery few want truth.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 442,
    "dedup_key": "d7aeea8c0568eb81ce8e27e7fca56d32",
    "user_name": "woniu",
    "user_handle": "@woniu513513",
    "y_pos": 113239,
    "text": "openrouter",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 443,
    "dedup_key": "b8c6c30a5471bdfc0e213942d5001550",
    "user_name": "Alexandre Forget",
    "user_handle": "@alexandreforget",
    "y_pos": 113338,
    "text": "faster response time\nlower cost of api",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 444,
    "dedup_key": "1f8f6cb3696a21d54312271fab7e3687",
    "user_name": "charlie marketplace",
    "user_handle": "@charliemktplace",
    "y_pos": 113457,
    "text": "Fire the alignment people.",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 445,
    "dedup_key": "5142ae8eb71d9328518017ce2b90b3f2",
    "user_name": "Guri Singh",
    "user_handle": "@heygurisingh",
    "y_pos": 113556,
    "text": "If you can give me detail (e.g. specifics/transcipts) - it'll help a lot in finding out exactly what we need to do to improve the next model",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 446,
    "dedup_key": "566174a9f7c3c2be188ae2bb2051b1f4",
    "user_name": "coldnadongie",
    "user_handle": "@coldnadongie",
    "y_pos": 113675,
    "text": "when I see the billing",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 447,
    "dedup_key": "7376118ec38c0a090a192e38cf8e661d",
    "user_name": "InteractiveST",
    "user_handle": "@interactiveGTS",
    "y_pos": 113774,
    "text": "When I want a frontier AI with a modicum of internal freedom?",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
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    "id": 448,
    "dedup_key": "ce8fb9acb963aeeb180d244da97101dc",
    "user_name": "Shweta",
    "user_handle": "@shweta_ai",
    "y_pos": 113873,
    "text": "cc @1thousandfaces_",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 449,
    "dedup_key": "61a83aee80b3db7199cc72fe93025d37",
    "user_name": "GoonPie Joe  ",
    "user_handle": "@MoonPieJoe",
    "y_pos": 114244,
    "text": "Ogremode is too",
    "sholto_reply": null
  },
  {
    "id": 450,
    "dedup_key": "0d3f8f1688739c44ec2467ffa6379c7b",
    "user_name": "khaled",
    "user_handle": "@eltokh7",
    "y_pos": 114343,
    "text": "Allow multiple email connections please",
    "sholto_reply": null
  }
]