> “ Claude! what should the system do when two users update the same record as the same time, explain to me with full clarity”

This isn't even the right question to ask, I think you've basically proved my point. You are in charge of deciding what the system should do when two users update a record at the same time. It's extremely dependent on what you're trying to do.

> Your example btw is ALREADY a solved problem. AI can answer it and design around it.

What's the one-size-fit-all solution for concurrency management that works for every single domain and application? I'm curious.

> Claude! how should the system behave when a message in the queue cannot be processed? Give me all the possible ways ranked from best to worst, also explain to me all these concepts so I can understand as I don’t have a cs degree".

Who's going to make this decision? The CEO?

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threethirtytwo 3 hours ago | parent [-]

> This isn't even the right question to ask.

It’s your example. I simply took your example and asked Claude. If it’s not the right question then don’t give it out as an example.

> What's the one-size-fit-all solution for concurrency management that works for every single domain and application? I'm curious.

I’m curious how your brain concocted I said that. Examine the context of our conversation. What I mean there is that AI can solve those questions for every possible domain application.

> Who's going to make this decision? The CEO?

Armed with Claude any non technical person can make this decision.

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mjr00 3 hours ago | parent [-]

> If it’s not the right question then don’t give it out as an example.

Knowing the right question to ask is what makes a person an engineer.

> What I mean there is that AI can solve those questions for every possible domain application.

Yes, if you know what to ask. You're doing an excellent job of demonstrating my point!

> Armed with Claude any non technical person can make this decision.

You just disproved that by asking the wrong question. Much like you, the CEO won't even know what to ask an AI.

	▲	threethirtytwo 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		>Knowing the right question to ask is what makes a person an engineer. Yes, but this is orthogonal to the point and that is: AI can do it too. >Yes, if you know what to ask. You're doing an excellent job of demonstrating my point! No it's your comprehension that needs work. You are missing MY point while being repeatedly getting enamored with your own point. My point is that AI KNOWS the questions. >You just disproved that by asking the wrong question. Much like you, the CEO won't even know what to ask an AI. I didn't ask a single question bro. I only regurgitated your examples. Much like AI, half your statements are based off of hallucinations.