Everything is going off the rails this year. You only have to use Claude Code for 10 minutes to realize every job involving a computer is going to get flipped upside down within a year.
Everything is going off the rails this year. You only have to use Claude Code for 10 minutes to realize every job involving a computer is going to get flipped upside down within a year.
Cope or pretend it's not happening, I don't care, this is the year.
Chunk it into single parts/components/building blocks. Then do each of these a dedicated project/workspace. In each of these workspaces, you put in only the source code relevant for this module. You are working in each project/workspace separately.
Try this
Im working productive with it every day (Claude Opus). If you provide enough context, the code usually works veeeery well on first shot.
(For sure, I do not tell it "build me a facebook", instead Im telling it precisely which single function I want to have, how it should work, what the output should be.
Its just a boon.
Not to pick on you, be mean or anything, but your github profile says no contributions in a year. Obviously there are other online git repo sites.
Care to share anything in prod? For a reply so aggressive, the proof is in the pudding.
AI is already more or less ultimately powerful with nearly endless ressources - though, no one built a big software company in the last 3 - 4 years solely with AI to replace one of the behemoths.
The fact that you own a car which could bring you everywhere does not mean that you actually will go eveywhere.
On a conference 2 month ago, one speaker claimed that AI will be so powerful that within 3 years there will be guys who replace microsoft because they have a better coding AI than today.
I do not see this happen
I an far, far less bullish than you on the timeframe. The vast amount of work is not even optimised for computers without AI. Much if not most bureaucratic process has stayed mostly the same for the best part of a hundred years.
It will change everything, but not in a single year!
(though, I have 25+ years of tech/software experience, so I didnt start from scratch)
Didn’t we say that last year?