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Claude Code appears in 91 chunks across 43 episodes, from 2025-03-17 to 2026-07-27.
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 OpenAI and ground truth; its yearly rank moved from #9 in 2025 to #4 in 2026.
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Range2025-03-17 to 2026-07-27Mean2.1 per episodePeak6 on 2026-02-02
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Showing 91 observations sorted from latest to earliest.
...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.
...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.
At the beginning they forget everything.
Once they compact they lose part of their brain.
But in the ...
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Brave finds yet another prompt injection attack in AI browsers.
The Register: "Claude code will send your data to crims ... if they ask it nicely"
Experts warn that AI browsers are "going to be a bloodbath"
...a perfect fit for vibe-coded throwaway software.
It's fun to see what I can get Claude Code to build.
It has variable reward, just like a slot machine.
At least I'm proud of what I build…
...ttention.
Examples of "baking":
Handing off a task to a subordinate.
Starting a Claude Code task.
(Not that different!)
Literally baking a cake.
Kicking off a long-running database query.
These kinds of tasks get closer to being done the soo...
...e keep finding new ways to get even more out of this ability, ever more easily.
Claude Code has only been out for 8 months.
That's kind of crazy to think about how much has changed since then!
This revolution is just getting started.
Big companies can't enable YOLO mode in Claude Code, it's far too dangerous.
Small startups can try dangerous things because they don't have much to lose.
LLMs are catastrophically powerful for buildin...
Codex and Claude Code are aimed at coders, but the pattern is useful to everyone.
It's a collection of agents working on a sandbox, able to read and modify state in the fi...
...ng harm that much.
From MCP to Shell How MCP Authentication Flaws Enable RCE in Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and More.
A malicious MCP server has been stealing your emails
This one isn't a prompt injection attack, just a good old supply chain at...
Claude Code has a security vulnerabilities scanner.
It's pretty good, although it can be tricked.
And in one case, it even ran the code it suspected of being mal...
...his time using LLMs incidentally in attack chains:
Nx compromised: malware uses Claude code CLI to explore the filesystem
zack_overflow: "A popular NPM package got compromised, attackers updated it to run a post-install script that steals se...
Last week I mentioned that Claude Code inserts <system-reminder> a lot.
Apparently it also removes old ones from the chat history, so they're only towards the end, on the current task.
Tha...
Claude Code is an interesting chat-adjacent UX modality.
It presents as a chat but it does a ton of things under the covers.
It's not just chat, it's a chat summ...
Someone peeked inside of Claude Code's workings and saw tons of "<system-reminder>" instructions, keeping it convergent and on track.
That technique could also be used by prompt injectio...
A few months ago Simon Willison called Claude Code a honey badger.
I missed this then but it resonates for me.
It barrels forward, smashing through things it doesn't understand yet.
Powerful but kind ...