Codex or Claude for coding

So my project is getting pretty large I have tried both codex and Claude code. Currently I am on codex and my subscription is about to end, so do I stick with codex or go with Claude code. I have seen both of their strengths and weaknesses but from what I have heard Claude is better at larger projects, correct me if I'm wrong. Would love to hear your opinions and why you would choose one over the other one (or if you have any other AI that you use for coding)

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u/Warm-Rabbit648 — 11 days ago

Desktop environment for debian

So I am switching to debian which DE should I use with it? I want something simple, get work done and probably won't customize it a lot. Any recommendations and why do you think that is the best environment?

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u/Warm-Rabbit648 — 1 month ago

Rust or Mojo in 2026

So I'm wondering is mojo worth learning and is it better than rust since it got stable release, I know that mojo is an AI focused language isn't AI like future and besides it's a new and exciting language. I would love to hear which language would you pick and why I am open-minded. I'm not rushing to find a suitable language yet for me since i'm just starting college in Informatics I don't know if you can call that IT but I would guess it's the same.

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u/Warm-Rabbit648 — 2 months ago
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Rocket framework is it worth learning in 2026?

So I was scrolling and found about Rocket framework and it seems that it's easy and fast to write. So would anyone recommend learning it or it is just a dead framework and stick with axum?

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u/Warm-Rabbit648 — 3 months ago
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How do I learn backend in rust?

So I used to hop on programming languages at beggining and have some knowledge on how programming works. Now im at rust and I hope that I will stick to it. So far I enjoy writing in it which keeps me motivated to program. My question is how do I learn backend efficiently do I use AI as my mentor do I buy courses or do I just build projects. I'm doing rust backend as like a hobby maybe even get hired based on my portofilio after finishing college. I tried zero2production book but I feel like its outdated I have tried to program and kept getting errors even if I tried to copy and paste the code. Im open to any opinions I would love to hear from mid senior developers that actually have real job experience!

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u/Warm-Rabbit648 — 3 months ago