I completely agree;
I was really surprised to find that Claude Code Opus 5.5 is significantly better. I had spent quite a bit of time using Gemini Pro for coding tasks, but when I revisited the code analysis using Opus 5.5, it revealed quite a few shortcomings in Gemini's understanding...
I code using Python, which is considered the best language for writing code via LLMs (I am referring to linguistic entropy).
"I found the rot that develops inside applied mathematical theory when formalism becomes so detached from reality that a “breakthrough” is nothing more than an artifact of mathematicians not being able to properly specify the rules of their games in natural language."
it's like in my company, where some software developers get frustrated with an LLM that writes poor code. Understanding what you want—and providing the right examples and explanations—is crucial !
When I write code with one, I use the other for peer review.
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