Anthropic, the company behind the most powerful (at the moment) AI software development agent Claude Code, recently had to retire the take-home job interview assignment. The reason? They 'were about to release a model where the best strategy on take-home would be delegating to Claude Code'. According to Anthropic benchmarks, their Opus 4.5 model could beat in 2 hours what a human can make in 2 hours; and significantly beat most humans results if given 12 hours to work. Is it an incredible feat, or is it just a hype?

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Ever since Sonnet 3.7 came out, I have no doubt that the software engineer job (and thus, the job market) will change. I sincerely believe that in two years...

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Raytracing in python - now with animation!

I read majestic Fabien Sanglard’s article about the “business card raytracer” a few years ago. These 1337 bytes of code would fit on a business card...

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