Tag: Claude

The Failures That Don't Crash (Your torch.cuda Check Is Lying)

By Aditya Raj Singh on July 19, 2026

Two things ran on my machine tonight. Both finished in about 50 seconds, reported no errors, and produced exactly the file they were supposed to produce. Both were completely empty. Most of us learned to debug on software that fails loudly. It throws, it stops, it prints a stack trace and refuses to continue. A […]

What Actually Separates Codex, Antigravity and Claude Code

By Aditya Raj Singh on July 10, 2026

Everyone argues about which AI coding tool writes the best code. I ran the test and the code turned out to be the least interesting part. I gave three tools the identical task, in the same repo, each on its own branch off the same clean base, and what they wrote came back a flat […]

YOLO Mode in Coding Agents: Should You Actually Use It?

By Aditya Raj Singh on June 8, 2026

YOLO mode is when you turn off the approval prompts and let a coding agent do whatever it wants: edit files, run commands, install things, all without stopping to ask. You set it going, go have dinner, come back to a finished task. The honest answer to "should you use it" is yes for some […]

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