It's just very obviously made with claude, from the style, to the commits of tens of thousands of lines of code a day, to the parts where Claude commits something sensible and the author goes back to add in curse words. Nobody has ever developed software in the same way that claude tends to, where suddenly a whole readme appears in a commit fully formatted and filled with emojis.
I agree with you it's Claude, but I do commits like this. I develop and iterate in the private repo, then update huge (logical) chunks in the public repo.
I share some code/solutions, but I don't have to share the entire process, minute details, etc. So one day there's a 5 kB MVP python script doing something, and 3 months later it turns into 15 kB module with pretty classes, wrappers, docs etc.
drum55|9 days ago
That's because it's in the .gitignore.
It's just very obviously made with claude, from the style, to the commits of tens of thousands of lines of code a day, to the parts where Claude commits something sensible and the author goes back to add in curse words. Nobody has ever developed software in the same way that claude tends to, where suddenly a whole readme appears in a commit fully formatted and filled with emojis.
subscribed|8 days ago
I share some code/solutions, but I don't have to share the entire process, minute details, etc. So one day there's a 5 kB MVP python script doing something, and 3 months later it turns into 15 kB module with pretty classes, wrappers, docs etc.