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> What fascinates me is how negative these comments are — how many people seem closed off to the possibility that this could be a net positive for software engineers rather than some kind of doomsday.

I tried the latest Claude for a very complex wrapper around the AWS Price APIs who are not easy to work with. Down a 2,000 line of code file, I found Claude faking some API returns by creating hard coded values. A pattern I have seen professional developers being caught on while under pressure to deliver.

This will be a boon to the human skilled developers, that will be hired at $900 dollars an hour to fix bugs of a subtlety never seen before.

>>belter+(OP)
I mean, that bug doesnt seem very subtle.

>>Dontch+8m
I did not want to bend the truthfulness of my story, to make a valid logical argument more convincing... :-)

>>Dontch+8m
I swear this is not me..

"Claude gives up and hardcodes the answer as a solution" - https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1j7tiw1/claude_gi...

>>belter+(OP)
More or less this. Maybe a job opportunity, but many decision makers won't see the real problem until they get hit by that AWS bill. Ironic, if the business won't hire you because they went out of business?