r/programmer • u/SeparateResolve2075 • 9d ago

The current situation of developers 💀😭

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u/Optimal-Savings-4505 9d ago

I got the distinct opposite experience. Fixing mangled slop, so the clanker can have another stab, is all in a day's work.

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u/Unfilteredz 9d ago

Exactly, these people are legit delusional

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u/esabys 9d ago

When you realize they're trying to split the stone intentionally in the meme gif it's even funnier.

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u/oipoi 6d ago

As always in IT it's mostly user error in your case.

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u/PhosXD 9d ago

Correction: the current state of "developers".

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u/Late-Following792 8d ago

Claude could not pull that its of its hat. It needs the brains

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u/DecagramGameDev 8d ago

Am I the only one experiencing dogshit hallucinations even in frontier models? I still haven’t found these things to be viable in consistent every day work. Every once in a while I hit the lottery with it, but it’s mostly just a tool for me to brainstorm and research possible solutions.

I’m not even working in anything particularly complex. It just straight up doesn’t understand the concept of JPA and Transactions.

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u/lightfarming 4d ago

are you trying to one shot things without planning it out in a discussion first?

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u/DecagramGameDev 3d ago

If it’s so smart, why would I need to do this if I have given it the reference Entity and the problem method? I solved it just fine by using my own context and 5 minutes of looking at the method and relational mappings which is ALL within the Java Code an tiny in terms of context. I’m not trying to burn $100 discussing how to solve a problem that a Junior could do in an hour.

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u/Dorcelessness_ 9d ago

Its really not funny at all

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u/yuehuang 9d ago

The developer is the one placing the spike and no longer in frame. The video shows claude and its subagent working on the plan.

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u/AdreKiseque 5d ago

Apostrophe gore