Your mileage may vary, but for me, working today with the latest version of Claude Code on a non-trivial python web dev project, I do absolutely feel that I can hand over to the AI coding tasks that are 10 times more complex or time consuming than what I could hand over to copilot or windsurf a year ago. It's still nowhere close to replacing me, but I feel that I can work at a significantly higher level.

What field are you in where you feel that there might not have been any growth in capabilities at all?

EDIT: Typo

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jhonof 7 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Claude 3.5 came out in June of last year, and it is imo marginally worse than the AI models currently available for coding. I do not think models are 10x better than 1 year ago, that seems extremely hyperbolic or you are working in a super niche area where that is true.

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Miraste 5 hours ago | parent [-]

Are you using it for agentic tasks of any length? 3.5 and 4.5 are about the same for single file/single snippet tasks, but my observation has been that 4.5 can do longer, more complex tasks that were a waste of time to even try with 3.5 because it would always fail.

	▲	FergusArgyll 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Yes, this is important. Gpt 5 and o3 were ~ equivalent for a one shot one file task. But 5 and codex-5 can just work for an hour in a way no model was able to before (the newer claudes can too)

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zamadatix 8 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I'm in product management focused around networking. I can use the tools to create great mockups in a fraction of a time but the actual turnaround of that into production ready code has not been changing much. The team has been able to build test cases and pipelines a bit more quickly is probably the main gain on getting code written.