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r/ClaudeAI's Biggest Debate Today: If Everyone Can Build, Attention Becomes the Only Scarce Resource
A 670-upvote, 366-comment post argues that Claude Code collapsed the distance between an idea and a working thing, so the constraint moved from building to being noticed, and the poster's own shipped project is the evidence. The most upvoted reply, at 305, is the counter: 'You think if you built some random app before Claude people would have noticed?' The thread's second consensus is more useful than the complaint, that the actual win is bespoke tools built for yourself with no audience required, and that the floor rose while the ceiling did not move.
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