"Nobody Told Me I'd Stop Every 30 Minutes to Review Claude's Changes": The New Coding Reality
tibo_maker · x · 2026-09-13
Maker tibomaker jokes that Tesla autonomy is fine, but nobody warned him coding would feel the same: he now has to stop every 30 minutes to review Claude's changes before queueing new work. The quip captures how AI coding agents turn developers into supervisors whose time gets sliced into review checkpoints.
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