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| Website | https://sarah-savage.com |
Anyone who thinks anyone can code because of AI probably also thinks anyone can run a restaurant because of cooking shows.
Expertise matters. Just because you can spin up code doesn’t make you understand anything about it. Any more than watching Rachel Ray makes you a restauranteur.

I'm a firm believer in the idea that you have to use a tool to fully critique it. With that in mind I committed to using Claude Code for an entire week, putting it through its paces to see what it could - and couldn't - do. First, the numbers: I used Claude Code for
I needed a quick health check for a Wordpress site so I asked AI to write it. In 100 lines it attempted to:
- Expose the PHP and WordPress version it was running on.
- Expose the theme name and plugin names and versions
- Declare for all to see whether or not we were using a redis cache and the database connection details (sans password thank god)
Vibe coders would have shipped it.
Point: even if AI gets good enough to write code for us, experience is still required to know if it’s right.
It’s a well-established fact that Democrats tend to hold more passports than Republicans.
Thus turning off Global Entry is targeting your enemies for spite, not good public policy.
I want to be clear that I don’t hate AI. I hate abuse of people, abuse of resources, theft of other peoples property, replacement of humans by machines that produce a substandard outcome, and the enshittification of the economy for profits for the wealthy.
Solve those things and I love the concept of AI.