I use it purely as a search engine. It is pretty good at dehtml/dejs/decss or a distraction free access to articles / docs. I had dabbled with claude for purely writing testcases which I'm very lazy at.
But man, people really oversell LLM's coding capabilities. It is good at pattern matching and replicating elsewhere. That's about it.
I had asked a simple question to opus 4.5.
> Python redis asyncio sample code.
The 3 attempts at generation all failed at the import statement. I verified if such an import structure ever existed in older versions. Never.
But it looked convincing enough though!?
Is it because there is not much asyncio code (2014) is available for claude to train on?
But man, people really oversell LLM's coding capabilities. It is good at pattern matching and replicating elsewhere. That's about it.
I had asked a simple question to opus 4.5.
> Python redis asyncio sample code.
The 3 attempts at generation all failed at the import statement. I verified if such an import structure ever existed in older versions. Never. But it looked convincing enough though!?
Is it because there is not much asyncio code (2014) is available for claude to train on?