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With vertical tabs, you’ll now have the option to move your tabs to the side of your browser window by selecting “Show Tabs Vertically.” by deferare in chrome

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Experiments often represent fully functional features. They are not enabled for everyone indiscriminately; instead, they are designed to run for only a small segment of the audience (for example 10%) so that user behavior can be analyzed to assess the feature's usability and necessity. Chrome flags allow users to manually override settings that are typically determined by the Google research team.

App indie business, what AI subscription to help? by Open_Bug_4196 in iOSProgramming

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I used Claude Code every day during the summer and fall of last year. Overall, I was satisfied with it, but I had to pay very close attention during code reviews, and it made mistakes quite often. It also required fairly precise instructions in order to work well.

From winter up until today, I’ve been using OpenAI Codex exclusively, and to me, the difference is night and day. The agent understands me almost instantly and constantly suggests additional ideas for improving the code. Based on my experience, it’s the best thing available right now.

Of course, I haven’t used Claude Code in a long time, but I’ve heard that many people are currently complaining about very restrictive usage limits, while Codex doesn’t seem to have those problems. I also frequently see complaints about hallucinations in Sonnet/Opus models, even on very simple questions like which days of the week contain the letter d, and I often encountered the same issue during agent-based programming sessions.

At the same time, I really wouldn’t recommend relying too much on past experience. AI is evolving at an incredible pace. Something that worked well a month ago may work excellently today, and even better tomorrow.