When you're applying calibrated judgment you're adding value.
...you feel like just a traffic cop shuttling information from someone to and from Claude Code you're still exercising judgment about what to share.
Topic: Claude Code
87 chunks · 40 episodes
2.4x burst in 2026 Q1
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- Claude Code appears in 87 chunks across 40 episodes, from 2025-03-17 to 2026-06-15.
- Its densest episode is Bits and Bobs 2/2/26 (2026-02-02), with 6 observations on this topic.
- Semantically it travels with Claude, wild west, and Anthropic, while by chunk count it sits between Meta and ground truth; its yearly rank moved from #9 in 2025 to #4 in 2026.
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A trick I've used to stop myself from getting stuck in an infinite loop of feeding my Claudes.
...uck in an infinite loop of feeding my Claudes. I typically have between 2 and 6 Claude Codes chugging on various projects. I often find myself saying "I'll just feed my Claudes quickly and then get onto my next task." But by the time I've fe...
I vibe-coded a book for my family.
...a book version with AI illustrations. I created an empty git repo and booted up Claude Code. I told it the background and also dictated the story as it currently existed. It's been honed over dozens of retellings. I told it my goal was to cr...
There are two kinds of people in the world today: those who have used Claude Code and those who haven't.
There are two kinds of people in the world today: those who have used Claude Code and those who haven't. Claude Code is a window into the future of what is possible with AI. People who haven't used it yet have much less of a sense ...
Clawdbot is the closest to what the future will look like.
Clawdbot i[cq]s the closest to what the future will look like. Claude Code, but for your life. Open, and under your control. Wildly, recklessly dangerous, and requires the user to be comfortable with the command line. But th...
Rebecca Kaden: I Don't Want to Build Apps (or at least not the ones I actually use)
...ed with AI, the vast majority of people will not be directly creating software. Claude Code is 0.01% of consumers, and will never get much beyond that.
Deepfates: "More people need to understand that Claude Code is a general intelligence that can do stuff on your computer."
Deepfates: "More people need to understand that Claude Code is a general intelligence that can do stuff on your computer."
Claude Code's infinite patience means that if it gets pointed in the wrong direction it will just plow through multiple walls and do some damage.
Claude Code's infinite patience means that if it gets pointed in the wrong direction it will just plow through multiple walls and do some damage. That means that...
A tweet: "just mass cancelled $27k/year in subscriptions
A tweet: "just mass cancelled $27k/year in subscriptions made a claude code skill that: 1. reads credit card statements/extracts subscriptions 2. automatically asks follow-up q's to clarify which ones you want to cancel 3. ac...
This week I created an origin story book for my kids.
...cided to make it into a proper book. I just created an empty git repo, launched Claude Code, and then talked to it off and on for days, accumulating a workflow, tools, content, generated images, etc. It just kept on accumulating tools and st...
To use LLMs to their fullest potential today requires working in the terminal.
...otential today requires working in the terminal. If you aren't using tools like Claude Code every day, you will have no idea what the fuss is about. Claude Code applied to your daily life is insanely powerful. You can peer into the future of...
If you have 25 years of intuition about how long it takes to make a given piece of software, it's now wrong!
... in a totally new world. People who know the tech world deeply and aren't using Claude Code won't realize how much has changed.
I realized one reason I'm addicted to having Claude Code always "baking" something in the background.
I realized one reason I'm addicted to having Claude Code always "baking" something in the background. I'm dysfunctionally future oriented. Things that can "bake" give you leverage–they can be making progres...
Using my Claudeberry feels like feeding a tamagotchi.
Using my Claudeberry feels like feeding a tamagotchi. Feeding my little remote Claude Code instances with little thoughts to keep them happy and productive. But unlike a tamagotchi, at least they're producing output, and it's not just a gam...
I have a new addiction: my Claudeberry.
...d, even with fragmented attention. I recently added Happy to allow me to answer Claude Code's questions when I'm not at my computer. It works great, by the way! It's designed in a way that the creator can't see your code. But now when I have...
Ask Claude Code: "What, if you had known it when you started, would have saved you time?"
Ask Claude Code: "What, if you had known it when you started, would have saved you time?" Then have it make those changes to the documentation. This is the key compo...
A vibecoding PM this week called themselves a "heritage speaker."
...tage speaker, you understand Spanish, but talk back in English. Similarly, with Claude Code, a savvy generalist who can't write a function themselves can nethertheless work with Claude to get it to.
Vibecoding is like managing interns.
...eople, even early in their career. Do people now want "someone who can do three claude code sessions and people who have 10 years experience and nothing in the middle" Will it be like the smiling curve where as efficiency rises, the middle d...
Claude Code sessions work best when they're seasoned a bit.
Claude Code sessions work best when they're seasoned a bit. At the beginning they forget everything. Once they compact they lose part of their brain. But in the ...
Blind execution is when you get momentum, and the next step keeps on being obvious, so you keep taking it.
... you know it, you've executed off a cliff. Operator PMs in their flow state, or Claude Code when it gets itself confused, are in this state.