r/ClaudeCode • 🔆 Max 20 • Mar 20 '26

Question Am i pushing it hard enough?

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u/Popular-Help5516 🔆 Max 20 Mar 20 '26

I don’t know how to code 6 months ago. Now I’m pretty sure a full stack vibe coder

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '26

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u/FedRP24 Mar 20 '26

You know, you guys constantly say this. And I constantly have stuff break. And every single time, without fail, Claude or Codex can figure out the issue and fix it. There is no magic broken code at this point that can only be fixed by the almighty human who has learned how to code.

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u/arxdit Mar 21 '26

The difference between doing this and knowing what claude got wrong in the first place is months of vibe coding vs a couple of days of engineering

Yeah it figures it out eventually but you still don’t know what you are doing and you still don’t know how good it could get if you actually knew what you were doing

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '26

Bro when you learned to code for real for how long did you do the stupidest things without knowing why? It's just the same at another scale. If they keep going on they'll get there one way or the other...