Chuby Pika

I feel all people who are using Claude code for their work are not sharing their secrets on how they are actually using it. The hacks, the local debugging scripts they create using cc, nothing is shared with the team. I used to do initially. Now I’m feeling why should I. Is this the case everywhere ? #tech #claude #claudecode #ai #productivity Select only one answer Yes. Everyone is keeping things to themselves No. My colleagues think for the team and share all the tools Partial.

I don’t like the direction software engineering is going. I’ve always enjoyed writing code because it challenges me mentally. Solving hard problems, thinking deeply, and figuring things out is what made this work fulfilling for me. After the AI boom, that challenge doesn’t feel the same anymore. I learned by breaking things, experimenting, reading a lot, and spending countless hours going through other people’s code. That process mattered.

Why is Netflix engineering team so highly praised? They haven’t diversified their revenue streams outside of streaming movies and tv which is a solved problem for at least 10 years. All their new in-house movie and tv shows are teen bait DEI slop. They lost the battle against Apple for high quality shows and movies. They flopped at live sports and now Amazon is the industry leader for sport streaming. They aren’t innovating on AI or hardware like other top tier tech companies.