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Claude tells me No more often than Codex
I've been a heavy Codex user for a while and recently switched to Claude for my work which involves lots of different tasks from knowledge work, reports, coding, data science etc.
Clod Update: Claude promoted him after 1 million views
So somehow my original post about Clod, the random rock Claude hired, has reached over a million views lmao. I've been reading through all the comments and apparently MOST people, love this stupid rock. A few people even pointed out that Clod is probably more qualified than most actual employees xD Anyway, I figured Clod deserved a performance review after all the attention he's been getting. So I asked Claude if Clod should get a promotion. Apparently he does. Clod's performance review: Attendance: 100% Complaints: 0 Mistakes: 0
Claude can do Vox level motion graphics
I’ve been playing around with Claude Opus 5.5 and EffectCraft. It sources all material and edits it with sounds/voiceovers from eleven labs. Compared to something like remotion, I have way more control over effects and textures. It’s not perfect but I can open the project up after and adjust timing and layers as I need. I used to work with after effects a lot and it’s insane how far AI has gotten recently. submitted by /u/EggplantParticular27 [link] [comments]
Use Claude to get $$$ back on hotels you already booked
If you book direct with Marriott or Hilton, have Claude hunt for the same room cheaper somewhere else in the first 24 hours. They both have a best rate guarantee, if another site has the exact same room, dates and cancellation rules for more than 1% cheaper, they give you that price AND another 25% off (IHG gives you 5x points instead). Nobody does it coz checking 10 sites for the exact same room with the same cancellation terms is a pain, but that's exactly what you can use Claude for.
People don’t praise Haiku 5.5 enough
it’s the first time i haven’t hit limits as a free user, even during heavy, long chat sessions. i used to have claude pro mainly so i could study without interruptions and get more usage with sonnet 5/5.5 , but now claude haiku 5.5 dropped and it’s genuinely great for the price. i don’t even feel the need to renew my claude pro subscription anymore because haiku is more than enough for most of what i do.
How I used Claude Code as a travel assistant for 14 days in Japan: planning, a custom trip app, and live re-planning from my phone
TL;DR: My wife and I just spent 14 days in Japan (Kyoto → Hakone → Tokyo). I used Claude Code as my travel assistant from start to finish: planning in my Obsidian vault, building a private offline trip app for our phones (inspired by another Redditor's trip web app; I cared about what ours did, not how it looked), and, during the trip, using Remote Control from my phone to re-plan days and keep everything up to date.
The anti vibe-coding cult is going to be on wrong side of history
Some facts (not an opinion): - At its best Claude is faster at coding than any human. - Opus 5.5. is technically more able and more bilingual in terms of programming languages than probably 99.9% of developers coding stuff all by themselves. Were I a tech company boss choosing between a vibe coding expert with a strong portfolio and someone who (as a purist coder) rejects vibe coding as 'slop' after all that has happened in 2026 I know who I'd hire.
Why did the "Routines" section disappear from the left sidebar? (Claude Code)
I know routines can be accessed from the button in the top 5, but there was a literal chat section between "Customize" and "Pinned" that you could quick access chats/sessions in one click (see red arrow), now to find running Routines, I have to go to the Routine button, and click multiple times
I used Claude (Opus 5.5) to crack a 30-year-old Super Mario 64 mystery: the unreadable courtyard plaque
Side project that got out of hand. The plaque in Mario 64's courtyard is a 32×32 texture that fans have argued about since the 90s ("L is real 2401"). No upscaler can read it because the pixels aren't there. What Opus did: - wrote a forward model of how a 1996 artist made the texture (font → canvas → resize → blur → stone), then a GPU search over fonts, sizes, kerning and words - built a dictionary search (K-best DP over 17.7k words) for line 2 and a simulation harness that plants known text in fake
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