usgraphics: Endlessly adding features destroys software, citing Claude Code's scrolling change
BLUECOW009 · x · 2026-09-05
Graphics account usgraphics argues that endlessly bolting features onto software eventually destroys it, calling out Claude Code for tinkering with scrolling yet again. The take resonates as a classic critique of feature creep in fast-moving AI coding tools.
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