If I was told I'd be working with a fellow programmer who would make all the mistakes listed in Section 5 of the article, I'd have to say "no thanks". Yet the author ends with "I don’t think I will ever code again without the assistance of an AI model". He's a lot more thick-skinned than I.

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AugSun 3 days ago | parent | next [-]

What would you expect from "AI guy vibing AI code for AI application"? Marco warned you about the "AI echo chamber" from the outset - and he kept his promise :-)

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razzmatazmania 3 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Some people also value programs for their productive ends rather than value them for the process of writing them in a pleasing way. Personally, I've been getting more done than ever with Claude Code. That I am able to work just a few minutes at a time then let the machine go is really nice as a parent. For those of us who don't program for a day job, but need programs for our day job, Claude and friends have completely changed what's possible.

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		Even those of us who do program for a day job can end up in a situation where focus time is hard to come by. The more senior you are in an IC role, the more likely it is you have more demands on your time than there are hours in the day. I find that Claude (via Warp) has helped me accomplish things that otherwise wouldn't get done because I'm bouncing from meeting to meeting or answering the nth dm.

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