> 2) Other people are just less picky than I am, or they have a less thorough review culture that lets subpar code slide more often.
Given how consistently terrible the code of Claude Code-d projects posted here have been, I think this is it.
I find LLMs pretty useful for coding, for multiple things(to write boilerplate, as an idiomatic design pattern search engine, as a rubber duck, helping me name things, explaining unclear error messages, etc.), but I find the grandiose claims a bit ridiculous.
Given how consistently terrible the code of Claude Code-d projects posted here have been, I think this is it.
I find LLMs pretty useful for coding, for multiple things(to write boilerplate, as an idiomatic design pattern search engine, as a rubber duck, helping me name things, explaining unclear error messages, etc.), but I find the grandiose claims a bit ridiculous.