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I hear what you're saying, but for a lot of people coding isn't something we can throw 40+ hours per week at. My main job is running a small eComm business, an
by AussieWog93 7mo ago
I hear what you're saying, but for a lot of people coding isn't something we can throw 40+ hours per week at.
My main job is running a small eComm business, and I have to both develop software automations for the office (to improve productivity long-term) while also doing non-coding day to day tasks. On top of this, I maintain an open source project after hours. I've also got a young family with 3 kids.
I'm not saying Claude is the damn singularity or anything, but stuff is getting done now that simply wasn't being addressed before.
- fixxation92 7mo ago100% agree with this, as much as I hate the term "game-changer"... it truly is, I'm working on projects that I've always wanted to do but never had the capacity (or money to pay a small team of devs to build something)-- all these things that you thought you'd never have a chance to do, are suddenly now real and completely possible. I know there's a lot of AI haters out there but I'm pretty sure in time, all devs will embrance it and truly enjoy working with it
- vips7L 7mo agoIf anyone thought there was value to those projects they would have paid for it before.
- fixxation92 7mo agoYeah, and likely still pay for it now (hopefully!)