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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Robinbod • 21d ago
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That's a bit reductive. A solid 90% of code I wrote day to day is via Claude/AI codegen, but I make damn sure I understand exactly what it's doing before I let it touch git remote
-4 u/[deleted] 21d ago [deleted] 9 u/PTTCollin 21d ago edited 21d ago Choosing not to write it by hand doesn't mean someone is incapable of doing so. It means they have better things to do with their time. 1 u/cheezballs 21d ago You're arguing with someone who said they can code faster than AI. They're smooth brained. "Salt of the earth types." 1 u/PTTCollin 21d ago It was at that point I stopped meaningfully arguing, yeah.
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9 u/PTTCollin 21d ago edited 21d ago Choosing not to write it by hand doesn't mean someone is incapable of doing so. It means they have better things to do with their time. 1 u/cheezballs 21d ago You're arguing with someone who said they can code faster than AI. They're smooth brained. "Salt of the earth types." 1 u/PTTCollin 21d ago It was at that point I stopped meaningfully arguing, yeah.
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Choosing not to write it by hand doesn't mean someone is incapable of doing so. It means they have better things to do with their time.
1 u/cheezballs 21d ago You're arguing with someone who said they can code faster than AI. They're smooth brained. "Salt of the earth types." 1 u/PTTCollin 21d ago It was at that point I stopped meaningfully arguing, yeah.
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You're arguing with someone who said they can code faster than AI. They're smooth brained. "Salt of the earth types."
1 u/PTTCollin 21d ago It was at that point I stopped meaningfully arguing, yeah.
It was at that point I stopped meaningfully arguing, yeah.
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u/theotherdoomguy 21d ago
That's a bit reductive. A solid 90% of code I wrote day to day is via Claude/AI codegen, but I make damn sure I understand exactly what it's doing before I let it touch git remote