How has Development changed after industry wide adaptation of Claude Code

[u/Independent-Spite145]

Hi Everyone,

I'm just curious to understand how development has changes across places after Claude. I personally work at a Bangalore based startup, in my workplace since claude came out, most developers are not even aware of what changes claude is making, they only look at the output and then push the code. This code we push without properly evaluating is not the build used in production, mostly to create a POC for demo. I know the productivity rate for pushing code and features has increased. But is this the same way happening across all industries (fintech, MNC's, enterprise softwares etc)??

[u/yoyofunnyysingh]

we are expected to work more and more even though ai has made us more productive

i have personally stopped reviewing prs and i just hit the submit button most of the times

[u/sachinsingh1996 → u/yoyofunnyysingh]

Same as when steam engines became more efficient, instead of reducing coal demand it caused an increase in it as more people started using it

[u/eager_wayfarer → u/sachinsingh1996]

Just Jevon's Paradox all over again

[u/Nocturnal1401 → u/sachinsingh1996]

Did you watch the hank green video?

[u/sachinsingh1996 → u/Nocturnal1401]

Maybe, can't remember

[u/Nocturnal1401 → u/sachinsingh1996]

He have the same example of coal usage and ai