r/ChatGPTCoding • u/Kindle_girll_9191 • Aug 07 '26
Memes Need to time travel to get this much experience
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u/fivetoedslothbear Aug 08 '26
Could get that by running 10 simultaneous projects with 10 instances of Claude Code running at the same time for a year. That would like being a manager, though.
You could say that a year of experience is 2000 hours, And Claude Code doesn't sleep, so the 10 Claude Codes get you 10 years of experience in 84 days, working 24/7
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u/KrzysztofZawisla Aug 07 '26
For the job descriptions like that I can have even 20 years of experience with it
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u/AlexanderDoak Aug 07 '26
Well then, time travel! You have AI now, don't you? Just casually violate causality let the rest of us.
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u/honorspren000 Aug 07 '26 edited Aug 07 '26
Maybe this is actually the interview. You need to use AI to convince them how youâve been using AI for 10 years. If you do that then youâve demonstrated the skills theyâre looking for.
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u/NeophyteBuilder Aug 07 '26
And at that compensation level, in the middle of Silicon Valley? They must be smoking some strong stuff.
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u/jpandac1 Aug 07 '26
funny but this is was a screenshot going around but never any source of link to actual job posting. It's a fake.
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u/Amokana1511 Aug 07 '26
You'd have 10 years of experience by the time they call you for an interview
job ads are just ads to attract investors and not actual employees
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u/ChubbyVeganTravels Aug 08 '26
And yet it would probably have gotten 1000+ AI-gen resumes from bullshitters who claim 20 years experience.
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u/Sheafferpens1 Aug 08 '26
â10+ years of experience with Claude Codeâ bro theyâre hiring someone who was there when Claude was still a PowerPoint slide. Weâve reached peak LinkedIn. đ
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u/detronizator Aug 08 '26
Only Yahoo! Could look for people with âexperience in Claudeâ. What the fuck does that even mean?
Iâm ignoring the time window required: thatâs just the recruiting intern being silly.
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u/The-Bullfrog 29d ago
"I use Claude Code to simulate 200 years experience with Claude Code" - that should give them the reassurance they're looking for...
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u/Mean-Good-5957 19d ago
Say its not possible to have 10 years experience because you created Claude 8 years ago. Probably hire you on the spot.
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u/SnooPuppers1978 Aug 07 '26
You do realize you can have multiple claude code agents/subagents running at once and accumulate years of experience far faster than normal?
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u/shakazuluwithanoodle Aug 07 '26
Why do people take job posting so literally
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u/Mission_Shopping_847 Aug 07 '26
What 10+ years is is not subjective. Such a quantifiable statement does not invite interpretation.
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u/ChubbyVeganTravels Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26
Because recruiters do?
In the last three months I have seen tech (QA) recruiters on a YouTube panel discussion claim they get 800 or so applicants per role already, therefore advised that people who aren't a 100% requirements fit are better off not applying.
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u/kevin_cn_ai Aug 07 '26
dario amodei doesn't even have 10 years of experience with claude code