[palmotea]

> So far where I work its the Instant Pot, at least for the non-devs. We rolled out Claude & Cowork to the masses after a brief pilot. It was about a solid month and a half of heavy usage and then suddenly usage fell off a cliff. Once it stopped being a cool new toy, people just didn't find a use for it.

Your employer is doing it wrong. You need usage surveillance with sanctions for low/declining use, then people won't stop using it.

[LetsGetTechnicl]

Please tell me you're being sarcastic.

[palmotea]

It's industry best practice. All the market-leading companies are doing it. Do you think you know better than them?

If there's anything I've learned as a software engineer, it's that agreeing with and defending the ideas of business leaders and Silicon Valley VC influencers proves I'm very intelligent.

[12_throw_away]

this sarcasm is very disrespectful, you're mocking a sizeable proportion of the commenters on this site.

when I quote this comment later, with appropriate attribution, please know that I will be shaking my head and frowning while doing so

[zygology]

> you're mocking a sizeable proportion of the commenters on this site.

some would call this god's work

[generalpf]

He is, but he's also describing reality.

[LetsGetTechnicl]

That's depressing

[eska]

He’s referencing practices at Meta and probably others