"Haven't pushed in 6 months, it's all AI code and worth nothing" — the wildest take in the Claude Code repo-wipe thread
ryunuck · x · 2026-11-05
In the Claude Code repo-wipe thread, a developer reveals he hasn't pushed in 6 months despite millions of lines of code — because it's all AI-written and, in his view, worthless.
His argument: AI-generated code is a "flat 1D shadow projection of latent space," and future program-synthesis kernels will render it all obsolete. Treating code like disposable video-game save files, he sees no reason to protect it — a starkly contrarian stance against the hard lesson of the wiped repo.
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