A developer on Blind talks about how their coworkers now ship features in an hour that used to take days (3 or 5 story points) thanks to Claude Code.

This has created competitive pressure to ship features so quickly that they don’t even take time to understand the code and feel they are now the bottleneck in the way of the AI.

There is going to be interesting fallout across the industry as companies adjust to the reality that execution is essentially “free” (if you can afford the tokens).

@carnage4life deploying PRs just by manual testing sounds like a death by thousand cuts. If you have an infinite unreliable code generation that produces more than what humans can review that doesn't mean humans are the bottleneck. This is like saying there is a factory that can produce planes really fast but half of them are broken and the QA is the bottleneck. It sounds like making your developers work more for the same salary.