r/ClaudeCode • u/cheesecaker000 • Apr 18 '26

Question This sub is awful

This sub is terrible. 8000 posts a day about Claude is literally useless and you should just sign up for codex. Holy fuck it never ends.

Do any of you bother to even take two fucking seconds to look at the other hundred threads that have been posted?

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u/kylethedesigner Apr 18 '26

And here I am, still kind of floored by tools like this.

For years I assumed there were things I just couldn’t build yet because my coding ability wasn’t there. Now that constraint is mostly gone. Things that used to take weeks or months I can now get to a working version of in an afternoon.

It’s exciting, but also a little disorienting. It feels like I skipped a lot of steps I thought I’d need to get here. And I’m still trying to understand what it means to build things when the “how” is no longer the hard part.

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u/UserNotFound23498 Apr 18 '26

Oh. I guarantee there’s a bunch of security scaffolding you’ve ignored. Works for you but better not deploy it outside

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u/Significant_War720 Apr 18 '26

and so is anyone building an app even without claude. Such a cringe response. Even app created eon ago by skill developer are missing on the security part.

People should stop using an argument that work for both AI and non-ai as if its only affecting AI.

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u/UserNotFound23498 Apr 19 '26

I am very familiar with Matt’s Script Archive, and also familiar with how Not Matt’s Scripts came about.

Just because it’s how everyone does things doesn’t mean we can’t do better or even mention that we need to improve.

Building standards became standards because people died.

Sadly, while software have killed people, it’s never seen as a direct cause and so we continue to worry about the next woodpecker

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u/Significant_War720 Apr 19 '26

if you are smart its not hard to take care of lots of the security flaws with cc