All that keeps jumping out at me is how they've set it to refuse giving users thinking tokens and prompts for full reasoning in output. Just drives me further away; I may not stop using Claude completely for now, but I'll be moving even more of my primary workload to Chinese providers. That's where openness and freedom is now at.
> All that keeps jumping out at me is how they've set it to refuse giving users thinking tokens and prompts for full reasoning in output
I keep seeing comments added to code, which reads like reasoning output instead of meaningful words. I see this behavior for both OpenAI and Anthropic models (for several harnesses as well).
But this is a sample of one. And I may be in a situation where I'm more negative to the output from LLMs in general.
Yeah GPT 5.6 models did it a lot and Opus is absolutely awful on this. It's clearly encoding it's thinking/context into the comments. GPT-6 models seem to be better about it.
Are we talking, like, a ton of verbose comments? Because “what were you thinking here?” is kinda-sorta what I want in comments. As opposed to the old “telling me what I can already see.”
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I keep seeing comments added to code, which reads like reasoning output instead of meaningful words. I see this behavior for both OpenAI and Anthropic models (for several harnesses as well).
But this is a sample of one. And I may be in a situation where I'm more negative to the output from LLMs in general.
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