Haven't seen any Claude Code specific examples of Boris admitting he's wrong and then actually fixing things in the way the community wants.
There are mind blowing bugs in CC that go unaddressed for months.
Something like 15-20% of all Fable messages in CC are invisible to users. You've most likely noticed this when Claude references something it said but it never said it?
It happens frequently when Fable outputs a message above a certain number of tokens just before doing a tool call.
This has been going on for months. If "users can't see messages the agent sends" isn't a critical issue that gets addressed within 24 hours, I don't really care if you admit you're often wrong, we know.
To be fair, isn't this the standard response to issues everywhere? Generally, users will find edge cases in odd scenarios that are difficult to reproduce.
(But I do not use CC and have never looked at their issue trackers, so maybe I'm missing something.)
> To be fair, isn't this the standard response to issues everywhere?
No, not really. Anthropic is notorius for ignoring issues, pretending they don't exist, gaslighting and blaming users, then spending weeks fixing things that end up being obvious even to juniors.
At the same time they proudly tell everyone how they don't look at code anymore and only run a gazillion Claude sessions.
alasano · · focus · HN ↗
There are mind blowing bugs in CC that go unaddressed for months.
Something like 15-20% of all Fable messages in CC are invisible to users. You've most likely noticed this when Claude references something it said but it never said it?
It happens frequently when Fable outputs a message above a certain number of tokens just before doing a tool call.
This has been going on for months. If "users can't see messages the agent sends" isn't a critical issue that gets addressed within 24 hours, I don't really care if you admit you're often wrong, we know.
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troupo · · focus · HN ↗
See literally every isssue, even those widely reported.
epihelix · · focus · HN ↗
(But I do not use CC and have never looked at their issue trackers, so maybe I'm missing something.)
troupo · · focus · HN ↗
No, not really. Anthropic is notorius for ignoring issues, pretending they don't exist, gaslighting and blaming users, then spending weeks fixing things that end up being obvious even to juniors.
At the same time they proudly tell everyone how they don't look at code anymore and only run a gazillion Claude sessions.