@Saccc_c: This is the reason I'm hell-bent on subscribing to cc—I'm cc's number-one fan
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A tweet quoting someone else's experience, praising Claude Code for quickly fixing a bug that Codex had been unable to resolve for a long time, and emphasizing the importance of choosing the right tool.
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This is exactly why I’d fight tooth and nail to keep my CC subscription — I’m just CC’s loyal simp.
0xSakura樱花.Ai🌸 (@0xsakura666): Hit an epic-level performance bug today. Ran the goal 3 times with Codex, 12 hours total, and it told me 3 times “found the root cause, the real problem is xxx” — but the more it “fixed,” the more bugs piled up.
At my wit’s end tonight, I asked Claude Code Opus on a whim, and it fixed it in 10 minutes. This story teaches us that choice matters more than effort. Don’t stubbornly grind one direction — sometimes switching environments, switching tools, or switching your state of mind is all it takes to solve the problem.
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