Paul Tichonczuk
AnarchoCatgirlismThis Claude code leak is giving me whatever the opposite of impostor syndrome is
This blew up! Here's a reminder you can hire me and my human brain to work for you 🩷
RE: https://cyberpunk.gay/notes/acxk3n7lv0b305cm
Ozzelot 
@AnarchoCatgirlism
Crewmate syndrome, idk i'm not among people
Crewmate syndrome, idk i'm not among people
avarice@ozzelot @AnarchoCatgirlism beat me to it
nicolas ⁂@AnarchoCatgirlism Postor syndrome
ash@nclm @AnarchoCatgirlism pasta syndrome
Stadler BLÅHAJ Evo 
@ Revision26@AnarchoCatgirlism overcompetence syndrome? well compared to those fucks it's not a feeling not based in reality so just a general feeling of overcompetence?
@memdmp i stg I feel so overcompetent for every role I'm applying to and its fucking radio silence out there. brutal. eventually executives will realize they can't replace us with this shit and we will be able to name our terms again like in 2021 lol
Kumar Ghosh@AnarchoCatgirlism THIS!!! exactly what I've been saying for ages too 😁
Kay Ohtie 🔜 FWA@AnarchoCatgirlism I said it elsewhere but whoever called programmers people who "whisper to cursed sand" never met this shit
May Likes Toronto@AnarchoCatgirlism Imposer syndrome. Start imposing on everyone!
The Naate@AnarchoCatgirlism I read your thread before seeing this, and thought the exact same thing. I suddenly feel SO MUCH BETTER about my own work.
jack@AnarchoCatgirlism poster syndrome
LMR 🇦🇹🇪🇺🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️🏴☠️@AnarchoCatgirlism goddess syndrome :3
Dogiedog64Poster Syndrome.
Deborah Preuss, pcc 🇨🇦@AnarchoCatgirlism you're sooo good!
Michael T Babcock@AnarchoCatgirlism its so bad. There's so many reasons to believe in open source software, and one of them is that it really does improve code quality because you have to not be embarrassed for others to see it.
calcius@AnarchoCatgirlism
I think it's called schadenfreude
I think it's called schadenfreude
Joshua Byrd@AnarchoCatgirlism poster syndrome :)
Robin Adams@AnarchoCatgirlism $61 billion of investment for that.
I'll write code like that for you, and I'll do it for $20 less.
Mark LevisonWould you consider taking the time to write an analysis of the code of ClaudeCodr from a maintainablity, quality perspective? I promote that on repeat
@mlevison not sure what repeat is but I sorta did? You can find my (albeit brief) thread here https://cyberpunk.gay/notes/akjr3ydangf7000m
I have a lot more things to do with my time though than put a bunch of thought into an architecture that clearly had no thought put into it
I have a lot more things to do with my time though than put a bunch of thought into an architecture that clearly had no thought put into it
AnarchoCatgirlism (@AnarchoCatgirlism)
Claude Code leaked, you know what that means. Time to break down the worst typescript I've ever seen. First off this isn't code, its advanced begging. The most common design pattern I can find is just `recurseUntilSuccess` which is more of a prayer than an efficient architecture. Shit like this is hard fucking coded into the prompts. Not that the LLM will obey, they just hope it will: "You are not a lawyer and never comment on the legality of your own prompts and responses." "In the Sources section, list all relevant URLs from the search results as markdown hyperlinks: [Title](URL). This is MANDATORY - never skip including sources in your response" "IMPORTANT - The current month is ${currentMonthYear}. You MUST use this year when searching" "ONLY mark a task as completed when you have FULLY accomplished it" These people use caps like children. This isn't code, this is begging to a false god that cannot understand your words. (1/?)
@AnarchoCatgirlism That's a start but it's hard to follow.
Background: Many people in the world talk about how amazingly good agentic coding will be. Further Dario et al boast that code at Anthropic is 90/95% done my Claude.
In that case, the quality of Claude Code is a good example of the current state of the art on one axis.
A blog post that pulls everything together from that thread and anything else relevant. For example: I saw one comment that print.ts has one ~3500 line function. ...
@AnarchoCatgirlism ...the same file apparently has 12 layers of indentation.
If you have that depth of analysis in a blog post, it is very easy to reshare with the world.
And it makes a nice job ad - because it shows your skills and depth.