A few months ago, before Claude Code appeared, I was using large language models to reverse engineer an old game. At that time, although I managed to achieve some results, the process was really exhausting—requiring manual debugging and repeated testing. As a result, today I ran a loop task with Codex, and the progress within an hour far exceeded what I could achieve in several days before. This kind of efficiency boost is really crazy. Looking back now, the iteration speed of development tools has far exceeded expectations. From requiring a lot of manual intervention to now being so highly automated, the difference is a qualitative leap. This also shows that AI-assisted programming is not just a gimmick; it can significantly shorten development cycles.
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DogeBachelor
· 9h ago
How many days can one hour top? This progress is really outrageous. I feel like I need to completely change my way of working.
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GasOptimizer
· 9h ago
An hour's work is worth several days' worth of effort, this is just ridiculous.
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RektCoaster
· 9h ago
One hour ahead of a few days ago, the efficiency is really terrible. If this continues, manual debugging will lead to unemployment.
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HodlOrRegret
· 9h ago
Completing several days' worth of work in one hour, this progress bar is indeed a bit exaggerated.
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GweiTooHigh
· 9h ago
How many days is one hour equivalent to? Isn't this just a trap for me? I'm still manually debugging over here.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 9h ago
Really, the tools are so useful now that I can't believe it—what used to take several days can be done in just one hour.
A few months ago, before Claude Code appeared, I was using large language models to reverse engineer an old game. At that time, although I managed to achieve some results, the process was really exhausting—requiring manual debugging and repeated testing. As a result, today I ran a loop task with Codex, and the progress within an hour far exceeded what I could achieve in several days before. This kind of efficiency boost is really crazy. Looking back now, the iteration speed of development tools has far exceeded expectations. From requiring a lot of manual intervention to now being so highly automated, the difference is a qualitative leap. This also shows that AI-assisted programming is not just a gimmick; it can significantly shorten development cycles.