[queenkjuul]

Same. I mostly just don't believe people when they say they get good results. Or i guess, i think my definition of "good results" must be very different than other people's.

My manager uses cursor and Claude for everything. I can always tell. He pretends like he wrote it himself even, but he obviously didn't. I end up rewriting big chunks of it, or finding all sorts of baffling quirks during review.

Idk, I'm just not at all willing to settle for "good enough," which means Claude doesn't really save me any time. If I'm going to do it, I'm going to do it right.

It's a good rubber duck, and it's good for scaffolding new projects (arguably), and it's good at converting code from one language to another or for generating a one-off bash script or something. That's about all i can get out of it.

[bluefirebrand]

My biggest beef is that I feel like settling for "good enough" is a one way ticket to vulnerability town

"Good enough" often has AWS keys embedded into the code itself, stupid things like that

I hold myself to a higher standard

[Uw7yTcf36gTc]

You can ask Claude to do OWASP checks and security tests too. You should really go with an open mind.