Molodetz

I wrote more code than you. I wrote more code than the best programmer you know. I wrote more code than you two together.

The proof is a keylogger I wrote myself in C, many years ago. It is still running.
It feeds a sqlite3 database with more than 60.000.000 rows, and that database runs better than your production server. It will stay that way.
When I started collecting, I had no use case in mind. I only thought it must have been worth SOMETHING. I do what the big companies do: collect first, decide later.
Well, for starters, AI now extracts what I did in any given hour. I hold a detailed record of my own work, literally hour by hour, for years. A zero effort hour registration system.
And that system told me exactly what I claimed above: I wrote more code than you. I wrote more code than the best programmer you know. I wrote more code than you two together. To top it off, an AI autocompletion plugin that did measure its usage across millions of programmers (Codeium) ranked me in the top 0.01. I joined late and used it for half a year. The ranking flatters everyone below me.
I once published my hours automatically on my website. Good output deserves daylight. I took the page down when readers stared at a 72 hour stretch in three days instead of the work behind it, especially since it was not an anomaly.

And yes, I am proud of that. I do not watch Netflix, I do not play games, and I rarely watch anything on YouTube that is not about code. I only invest in developing myself. That is the target product. I do not write software to deliver great software. I write software for the sake of writing it, because building new skills is the best feeling there is. The book The subtle art of not giving a fuck explains exactly why. Great book. Buy now. It teaches you how to become happy, with a method that cannot fail.

Calling that flexing misses the point. A flex needs an audience. This is a measurement. Read the numbers, then decide who is stating facts and who is stating feelings.

My previous site carried only the 0.01 percent claim from Codeium, with a link to my public profile. You would not believe the reactions it drew. Absurd, personal, endless. It cost me a friend. Every outage of anything I host still earns forum posts that quote the statistic back at me. None of that changed the number. It only confirmed that I had struck a nerve worth striking.

I considered deleting the claim. Then I checked the data again and found an understatement, so i triple down backed by data.

You have feelings, i have data. One of them is reliable.

Anyway, welcome to my new hostile website. No professional texts anymore. Just me, taking down everyone who refuses to use AI, and everyone who refuses to learn to code (Vibe "Coders"). On the side I am building the product this site promotes: a development environment for the elite. If you are classic elite, you already know the setup: vim, tmux, and the well known adjustments. What people underestimate is that AI is a skill that must be learnt too. AI did not make us equal at all. We are more divided in skills than ever before. Dividing people looks like fun, so I am doing it in public, and I sell the way out.

Will you be the one that will be replaced? Or will you be the one that will replace. Look at the guy next to you.