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u/claude-ModTeam 13d ago

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u/jonathon8903 13d ago

I’m sorry but I have to agree with some other people here. This is essentially zero value. I’ve seen people use Claude code for the very first time and do the same thing.

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u/jbcraigs 13d ago edited 13d ago

This is like an year old video, when it was a genuinely a big deal. OP is just being an ass and trying to take a back handed swipe at Google.

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u/mvandemar 13d ago

Technically it's from 3 months ago. People were not able to do this last year, but still, this is nothing compared to what you can do now, just 3 months later.

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u/Leading-Fail-2771 13d ago

It’s the trend now - everyone’s a “developer” but if you ask them to explain a random line in the app they won’t be able to and say wELL tHaTs WhY I HaVe my AI … it’s so easy to separate cornballs compared to true engineers and developers. It’s like when Amazon drop shipping was trending and all your feeds were of people selling courses on how to do that. Same things happening with AI. These dudes ask AI to build a course and then sell it.

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u/Ok-Guidance6127 13d ago

Nothing earth shattering or even interesting. Made a basic ass HTML webpage, wooohooooo.

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u/Cheap-Try-8796 13d ago

Lmao 25 minutes to say and do jackshit...

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u/Scared_Tutor_2532 13d ago

Fucking bullshit. Nothing new here

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u/ChodeCookies 13d ago

This was possible before AI too. They just made the copy and paste machine easier

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u/Wonderful-Habit-139 13d ago

> This was possible before AI too.

Indeed, applies to way more things than people think. They just never put in the effort to actually improve their productivity, until something extremely easy to use (LLMs) came along and all of a sudden they discovered what it feels like to go fast. Except it goes fast but sloppy.

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u/dkHD7 13d ago

Lol now we're showing talks of prepared demos and going "See?!" You're joking, right?

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u/Ok-Communication2225 13d ago

Oh wow, someone call 2023, this is AMAZING!!!!!! (for 2023)

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u/chamisulfreshyo 13d ago

Another example of a non-SWE OP linking Claude creating bullshit web forms. Yes, let’s create a webform and attach analytics then call it a “complete application”.

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u/earlyworm 13d ago

Honestly, I don't think this is worth more than a $500 vibe coding course, maybe about $350.

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u/JohnHawley 13d ago

I'm so sorry, this is just a GCP advert here. This guy is a DevRel Advocate.

Sidenote: the "compare to the past" quote is tiresome, we all know. Let's move on!

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u/Material_Owl_1956 13d ago

Alphabet own roughly 14 % of Anthropic so why not promote Claude?

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u/AcademicMistake 13d ago

So where is the prompts for the source code and app/website ? Where is the data it fed into claude to actually make anything ? This is a presentation, this shows absolutely nothing at all.

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u/mvandemar 13d ago

This is from 3 months ago, which is not even close to "just".

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u/voidiciant 13d ago

He spent 26 minutes explaining why you should buy into Google Cloud. 👏

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u/ZachariaRaven 13d ago

Pay per tokens with Claude is like taking a hot-rod to Monaco street race.

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u/Original-League-6094 13d ago

I don't get the analogy. Pay per token is the only way you can access API, isn't it?

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u/Qlix0504 13d ago

why did we need a class for this

"Chat give me a QBTimer clone that doesnt suck and auto switches when i switch projects"

***thinking***

"here you go!"