[delaminator]

Deciding what to Implement

and

Implementing the Decisions

are complementary, one of these is being commoditised.

And, in fact, decimated.

Personally I am benefitting almost beyond measure because I can spend my time as the architect rather than the builder.

[solumunus]

Same. I don’t understand how people aren’t getting this yet. I’m spending all day thinking, planning and engineering while spending very little time typing code. My productivity is through the roof. All the code in my commits is of equal quality to what I would produce myself, why wouldn’t it be? Sure one can just ask AI to do stuff and not review it and iterate, but why on earth would one do that? I’m starting to feel that anyone who’s not getting this positive experience simply isn’t good at development to begin with.

[delaminator]

There's a real schism, isn't there? I don't even type anymore. I've got voice transcription using whisper (which Claude built). I have like three or four Claude instances open in i3wm. I have head tracking so the mouse and therefore focus moves with my head (which Claude built). So I move my head from one to the other and speak prompts!

It's amazing!

My boss has dubbed it "programming at the speed of thought" which I'm sure he's picked up from somewhere. I've seen other people say that.