I have a good experience too. I do the same as you. I actively want to succeed with it, and therefore put time into making it work, and I have a good experienc

I have a good experience too. I do the same as you. I actively want to succeed with it, and therefore put time into making it work, and I have a good experience. As do the other 80+ developers at my company (it is a fintech). Pretty much every commit is written by claude currently, but I have to steer it constantly, and keep tweaking my setup. I think the difference is probably that some people just don't really like the idea, therefore put in the minimum of effort, see that results are sub-optimal (which they definitely can be), and declare it useless.