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I read 40k words of AI output a day. Here's how to stop reading most of it.

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Dev for 7 years, most of my code now goes through Claude Code. Three months ago I had an afternoon where I couldn't name one thing I'd built. I'd spent the whole day reading: a 1,200 line spec Claude wrote for a feature I described in two sentences, four PR descriptions longer than their diffs, Cha…

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  1. 2026-09-05 09:29 · r/AI_Agents
    I read 40k words of AI output a day. Here's how to stop reading most of it.

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