• fxdave@lemmy.ml
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    5 days ago

    Currently the market allows me to run the AI then do something else meanwhile, and still counting 8 hours work, and meanwhile delivering more than before with less work. It’s my personal Claude subscription and it doesn’t cost much. As long as it works and worth it I will use it.

    There are features in the app where code quality doesn’t matter, like a status page in admin panel. I can regenerate any time with a good prompt.

    And sometimes there are stuff where I need to use my coding experience, because it’s too unique feature. But still I’m faster, not just feeling faster.

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      5 days ago

      You’re a coward and a fool

      Proof you’re a coward: you use Claude to do your work instead of just not doing work and still getting paid. Most corporate places you only have to look busy, not actually to do any work.

      Proof you’re a fool: you’re willing to spend your own money to help someone else steal your labour

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        5 days ago

        No I get money while working less. You are the fool. The change is inevitable, the economy needs less and less real programmers. I cannot influence it, it will happen no matter how you hate it. And meanwhile I’m working on the B plan.

        And I’m self-employed it’s not a big corporate space.

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      It’s my personal Claude subscription

      If your place of work doesn’t already have a security policy preventing personal AI subscriptions from being used on corporate data they probably should.

      That being said, many companies are happy to take the additional productivity without having to pay an additional license fee. I suspect this will continue until the prices of the subscriptions rise (or the tokens they offer shrink) to where people are no longer willing to pay out of pocket for the boost. That or companies will realize they’ve been leaking tons of confidential data to these providers.