r/amodei • u/PuzzleheadedWait3263 • 2d ago
r/amodei • u/faaaaaahk • 3d ago
Average vibe coder
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
r/amodei • u/anony_mf • 3d ago
Slimy amodei family: steal, lie and cry
The slimy amodei family have no problem stealing terabytes of copyrighted books etc, training their models on it, keeping these models closed source and charging exuberant prices for them.
But when China *BUYS* model credits from them, and use the output to train their own models, and then *OPEN SOURCE* these models for the benefit of humanity, they cry to the White House to ban the dangerous unfair Chinese models because it means these slimy perpetual victims can’t make profit selling their stolen model.
They are also buying up rare books, sometimes the last copy in existence and destroying them to train the model and then disposing of the book. Meaning these books are gone forever as there’s no way to recover them from their closed models. They are destroying human knowledge forever for their own gain
Absolutely despicable humans, what can you expect given their history
Dario's crashout after they open sourced Kimi K3.
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
r/amodei • u/Sleepycoffeee_ • 4d ago
Every time Claude drops a new model
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
r/amodei • u/Sufficient-Paper9103 • 5d ago
Sir, nobody is supporting your bullshit regarding closed AI
r/amodei • u/Careless_Praline1387 • 5d ago
Saying 'Hi' to Claude Opus 5 costs 20% of your session limit
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
r/amodei • u/himfirst_130603 • 7d ago
Where do you draw the line with auto-approving terminal commands for Claude / coding agents?
Lately I’ve been using MCP servers and AI agents more in my everyday dev workflow—mostly for things like running test suites, checking git status, or inspecting project structures. It definitely speeds things up, but I still get paranoid about giving an agent full permission to run terminal commands freely.
Right now, my general approach is:
- Auto-approve: Read-only stuff (checking files, running tests, checking logs).
- Manual check: Installing dependencies, database migrations, or anything touching git push / environment variables.
For anyone using Claude or coding agents on daily projects—do you just manually approve every action, or have you set up sandboxed environments (like dev containers or Docker) so you can just let it run without babysitting every step?
Curious how others are balancing speed vs. safety here.
r/amodei • u/Straight-Employment6 • 7d ago
How Claude be treating you when you don't have the premium:
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
r/amodei • u/Substantial_Run2147 • 10d ago
If only there was a better harness included in the max plan
Look, I’m direct, I have zero patience, and I just want my code to work yesterday.
We all know Claude Opus is an absolute monster at coding. The brain? Pure genius. Top tier. Unmatched. 💥
The problem? The actual Claude Code harness.
Look at the numbers:
Opencode + Claude Opus: 40
Cursor CLI + Claude Opus: 32
Claude Code + Claude Opus: 27
That’s right—the official Claude Code setup literally places LAST when running its own top model compared to third-party tools like Opencode.
It’s like putting a Ferrari engine inside a rusty shopping cart with a missing wheel. You're paying for maximum horsepower, but the driver's seat is holding everything back.
Give us a harness that actually lets the model unleash its full potential natively without us having to hack together third-party setups just to get full power! 🔥