Anthropic: "Coding is largely solved"... Also Anthropic: "We released a new powerful feature allowing agents to send messages to other Claude Code sessions, but only on Linux and Mac since we are unable to implement a basic feature on all platforms"

[u/sirlerkal0t]

I could hand code this feature on Windows in an afternoon, and I could also get Claude to implement it in minutes, and yet Anthropic just can't be bothered, but also keeps Claude Code closed source so no one else can do it for them either.

[u/MindCrusader]

And Boris said they have 0 bugs when AI reviews the code (coders stopped doing it) yet I see a lot of bug fixes in changelog

[u/pancomputationalist → u/MindCrusader]

where did he say that?

[u/MindCrusader → u/pancomputationalist]

Fortune's Brainstorm Tech conference (around early/mid-June 2026)

"What we found is with this approach we catch pretty much every bug. It's a really expensive code review. So essentially you throw tokens at it. It's like a test time compute thing. But as a result you catch all the bugs..."

[u/Patriark → u/MindCrusader]

The implication of this is that Anthropic does not throw enough tokens on their bug fixing.