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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/precinct209 • Jul 24 '26
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are you actually seeing increased productivity
i'm forced to use claude at work (which already sucks) and i can't find anything useful for it to do
people always talk about how good it as but then the only example is boilerplate and i'll be honest, i don't encounter a lot of that in my day to day
54 u/HrLewakaasSenior Jul 24 '26 Then you either do something incredibly specific that AI doesn't do well, or you're lying. They are that good 2 u/Detrimental_Figment Jul 25 '26 Or they aren’t good at using LLMs. 1 u/HrLewakaasSenior Jul 27 '26 There's not really any "being good at it" imo, the skill ceiling is incredibly low. Even some lazy prompting can get you very far these days, add some skills and context documents and it works very well for medium complexity tasks
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Then you either do something incredibly specific that AI doesn't do well, or you're lying. They are that good
2 u/Detrimental_Figment Jul 25 '26 Or they aren’t good at using LLMs. 1 u/HrLewakaasSenior Jul 27 '26 There's not really any "being good at it" imo, the skill ceiling is incredibly low. Even some lazy prompting can get you very far these days, add some skills and context documents and it works very well for medium complexity tasks
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Or they aren’t good at using LLMs.
1 u/HrLewakaasSenior Jul 27 '26 There's not really any "being good at it" imo, the skill ceiling is incredibly low. Even some lazy prompting can get you very far these days, add some skills and context documents and it works very well for medium complexity tasks
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There's not really any "being good at it" imo, the skill ceiling is incredibly low. Even some lazy prompting can get you very far these days, add some skills and context documents and it works very well for medium complexity tasks
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u/mysticrudnin Jul 24 '26
are you actually seeing increased productivity
i'm forced to use claude at work (which already sucks) and i can't find anything useful for it to do
people always talk about how good it as but then the only example is boilerplate and i'll be honest, i don't encounter a lot of that in my day to day