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Anthropic just published data from 400k Claude Code sessions, and the headline buries the real story: your CS degree is becoming optional
Anthropric released a research paper today analyzing ~400,000 Claude Code sessions. The findings are wild and I haven’t seen anyone talk about the uncomfortable implications. What they actually found: -Lawyers, accountants, and managers succeed at coding tasks within 7 percentage points of actual software engineers -Management occupations had the HIGHEST verified success rate. Higher than software engineers. -The gap between experts and intermediates is “modest” meaning once you hit a bas...
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