I have been working all day every day in Claude. I loathe their bug-ridden UI. Every release is a new crop of bugs, sometimes the old ones get fixed, usually not.

Any kind of scrolling back, copying text, using their menu system - basically anything that isn’t typing characters has had/still has unaddressed bugs.

OpenAI shipped a competitive model and I’m over in Codex now. I have yet to hit a bug.

If you’re holding the SOTA crown, people will put up with your buggy mess. As soon as that crown slips your pile of trash becomes a huge liability.

> basically anything that isn’t typing characters has had/still has unaddressed bugs.

Oh, that's buggy too. I just tried Claude Code on win10 powershell, and the first typed character goes in the wrong spot and can't be backspaced.

It is by far the the least reliable program on my machine, and every time I have to interact with it I feel like walking in eggshells.

> I loathe their bug-ridden UI.

So weird that the same exact people telling you that programming careers are now obsolete are the same group who haven't been able to fix screen flickering bugs for like a year...

Oh, and the memory use! I run a lot of concurrent sessions. 3 gigs for a terminal window is ludicrous.

The vim mode in that text box was a mess for sure