> I can tell from this statement that you don't have experience with claude-code.

I happen to use it on a daily basis. 4.6-opus-high to be specific.

The other day it surmised from (I assume) the contents of my clipboard that I want to do A, while I really wanted to B, it's just that A was a more typical use case. Or actually: hardly anyone ever does B, as it's a weird thing to do, but I needed to do it anyway.

> but it is indistinguishable from actual reasoning

I can distinguish it pretty well when it makes mistakes someone who actually read the code and understood it wouldn't make.

Mind you: it's great at presenting someone else's knowledge and it was trained on a vast library of it, but it clearly doesn't think itself.

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weird-eye-issue 5 hours ago | parent [-]

What do you mean the content of your clipboard?

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Tade0 4 hours ago | parent [-]

I either accidentally pasted it somewhere and removed, forgetting about doing that or it's reading the clipboard.

The suggestion it gave me started with the contents of the clipboard and expanded to scenario A.

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elar_verole 3 hours ago | parent [-]

Sorry to sound rude - but you polluted the context, pointing to the fact you would like A, and then found it annoying it tried to do A ?

	▲	project2501a 2 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I know I am not supposed to be negative in HN, but lay off the koolaid, dear colleague.