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234 hours on my Mac
Three weeks in August, eleven hours a day, and a piece of software that would have taken a team years.
This recording is read by Constantin's voice, cloned by AI with Gradium. The words are his own.
Translated from French. Listen to the French original
Transcript
234 hours.
That's nearly 70% of my waking time.
It's the time I've spent on my Mac since August 3rd. In 21 days.
A little more than 11 hours a day. Including 65 hours in the Terminal.
At first, I simply wanted to use the month of August to make progress on the new version of our tutoring management system at Axiom Academic.
It slightly turned into a development sprint.
And with Claude Code, I built in three weeks what would probably have required, just a few years ago: several years of development, a team of four developers, and a budget I'd rather not calculate.
It's just completely crazy.
I'll leave you with this formula: four developers, times 220 days, times three years, times 550 euros, equals 1.45 million euros. Versus 200 euros: one month of Claude Code.
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