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Claude Code now supports hooks

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381 points ramoz | 5 comments | 01 Jul 25 00:01 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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mkagenius ◴[01 Jul 25 05:59 UTC] No.44431021[source]▶
As an aside, people say AI will eliminate coding jobs, but then who will configure these hooks? Or think about adding such a feature?

These kinds of tooling and related work will still be there unless AI evolves to the point that it even thinks of this and announces this to all other AI entities and they also implement it properly etc.

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1. energy123 ◴[01 Jul 25 07:24 UTC] No.44431454[source]▶
If programmers become 10x more productive but demand only grows by 5x, what will happen?
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2. falcor84 ◴[01 Jul 25 08:29 UTC] No.44431811[source]▶
Obviously there will still be as many programmers, each working 2.5 days a week. </wishful-thinking>
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3. bluefirebrand ◴[01 Jul 25 18:48 UTC] No.44436919[source]▶
And surely each programmer will still earn just as much income but only work half as much
4. Quarrelsome ◴[01 Jul 25 19:09 UTC] No.44437085[source]▶
in my experience software demand never slows, its just priced out. Remember a decade ago we were developing a lot slower due to hardware constraints and other things, now we develop much faster but the features we develop are more complex and there are more of them.

I'm not convinced there is a limiter on software demand as it seems to grow alongside development speed. We all have huge backlogs in any non-trivial system.

5. lambdaba ◴[02 Jul 25 09:13 UTC] No.44441571[source]▶
No one can tell what the exact multipliers are, but history has shown us that what happens is everyone gets richer.