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Comment by antonvs

4 months ago

> As I noted in the comment,

Piece of free PR advice: this is fine in a nerd fight, but don't do this in comments that represent a company. Just repeat the relevant information.

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trvz  4 months ago

Piece of free advice towards a better civilisation: people who didn't even read the comment they're replying to shouldn't be rewarded for their laziness.

  • ai_slop_hater  4 months ago

    I read his comment and still replied. I think his claim that nobody reads thinking blocks and that thinking blocks increase latency is nonsense. I am not going to figure out which settings I need to enable because after reading this thread I cancelled my subscription and switched over to Codex. Because I had the exact same experience as many in this thread.

    Also what is that "PR advice"—he might as well wear a suit. This is absolutely a nerd fight.

    • ai_slop_hater  4 months ago

      Alright, I just tested that setting and it doesn't work.

      https://i.imgur.com/MYsDSOV.png

      I tested because I was porting memories from Claude Code to Codex, so I might as well test. I obviously still have subscription days remaining.

      There is another comment in this thread linking a GitHub issue that discusses this. The GitHub issue this whole HN submission is about even says that Anthropic hides thinking blocks.

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    • antonvs  4 months ago

      What I was pointing out in my comment about the PR advice is that someone responding from a corporation to customers should be providing information to help the customer, nothing more.

      Customers may want to fight - you seem to be providing an example - but representatives shouldn't take the bait.