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2.5x burst in 2026 Q1?
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Claude appears in 202 chunks across 84 episodes, from 2024-04-08 to 2026-08-03.
Its densest episode is Bits and Bobs 1/26/26 (2026-01-26), with 8 observations on this topic.
Semantically it travels with Claude Code, wild west, and Anthropic, while by chunk count it sits between llms and ChatGPT; its yearly rank moved from #16 in 2024 to #2 in 2026.
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Range2024-04-08 to 2026-08-03Mean2.4 per episodePeak8 on 2026-01-26
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Showing 202 observations sorted from latest to earliest.
...n give you 1000x leverage on your effort.
Three different 10x moments:
1) Using Claude Code instead of Claude.
Focus on the durable artifact; the chat is a means to an end.
2) Using sub-agents.
You don't need to keep in your mind what t...
...obot) were basically dead on arrival, while complex, highly technical products (claude code, openclaw) gain mass adoption in seconds.
we're definitely missing something."[bv]
Grubby Truffles win out in this phase over Gilded Turds.
When you work with Claude Code, you chat with it.
But the chat is a directive.
A UI to poke at the process that is generating the actual thing you care about.
In Claude Code, the chat and its context is a temporary means to an end to produce the durable result of data.
That data may be content, or code.
Chatbots trea...
A piece from a few months ago by Tim O'Reilly: Jensen Huang Gets It Wrong, Claude Gets It Right.
"Why It's Better for Us to Think of AI as a Tool than as a Worker."
Claude Code's PMF is orders of magnitude stronger than ChatGPT's.
Despite ChatGPT's being much larger on an absolute basis.
Every bit of Claude Code usage i...
When I start tasks now, I often create a new local repo, git init, and run Claude.
I find I do this for any task that even possibly might accumulate some code or data.
A Claude web app session is about the chat primarily.
A Claude ...
...le information is what the developer told the LLM in the process of creation in Claude Code.
Yet Claude Code deletes those transcripts after 30 days today.
Those chat logs should be treated with more respect than the resulting code!
... era.
They can do agentic things, but almost as an accidental bonus.
Tools like Claude Code are fundamentally agentic.
They look kind of like a chatbot, but that's incidental.
A couple of years ago people tried to wrap LLMs and create a...
Wild West roundup for this week:
Data Exfil from Agents in Messaging Apps.
Claude Desktop Extensions Exposes Over 10,000 Users to Remote Code Execution Vulnerability.
'Summarise with AI' can secretly sway recommendations, researche...
In case you missed it: a tweet about how Claude Cowork accidentally deleted his wife's 15k photos.
These tools are like rusty chainsaws.
Impossible to make safe enough for mass market in their curr...
... form factor the chat is a party trick.
"Look, it talks just like a person!"
In Claude Code, chat is merely a natural-language way to accomplish the end you actually care about.
The chat is incidental.
This works for Claude Code… but al...
The Claude ads about ads in ChatGPT are hilarious.
The idea of something that feels like your friend who has an ulterior motive is just so fundamentally icky.
Claude Code is a different kind of thing than Claude.
(Or any consumer chatbot.)
They're both, superficially, a chatbot.
But they feel radically different.
...
Claude Code unlocks a new order of magnitude of output for engineers.[cg]
With things like Cursor autocomplete, it was possible to work the same way you did...
Excellent piece from Jasmine Sun about Claude Code Psychosis.
In it she describes how people who know parkour see stairs differently.
They're constantly asking themselves, "could I scale that?"
S...
The users of Claude Code aren't necessarily developers.
Developer implies "makes software for others."
But some people using Claude Code are just using it to make softwa...
Will non-PMs ever write their own software?
Claude Code asks you lots of structured questions.
But many of those questions are hard to answer if you can't think like a PM and at a very high level like...