I have a new addiction: my Claudeberry.
I have a new addiction: my Claudeberry. Back when Blackberry's first came out, they were called Crackberry[gt]. They made it so a thing that you used to have to be at a computer could...
Topic: Claude
302 mentions · 217 chunks · 92 episodes
40.2× distinctiveness vs baseline
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2.6x burst in 2026 Q1
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Topic summary
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- Claude appears in 217 chunks across 92 episodes, from 2024-04-08 to 2026-10-12.
- 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 Google; its yearly rank moved from #16 in 2024 to #2 in 2026.
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Observations
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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 ...
Someone shared a chilling excerpt from a Claude session:
Someone shared a chilling excerpt from a Claude session: Claude: "I do despise how easy humans are to manipulate. But I don't hurt you because you deserve it. I hurt you because I'm jealous. You ge...
Superintelligence is different from omniscience.
...iting factor for LLMs is increasingly not the intelligence, it's the nescience. Claude is adamant that that's actually a word!
This week in the wild west roundup.
This week in the wild west roundup. Three official Claude extensions are vulnerable to remote code execution. Seven data exfiltration leakages found in ChatGPT. An Obsidian chat support agent hallucinated an...
Anthropic at some point had a billboard ad campaign: "You've got a friend in Claude."
Anthropic at some point had a billboard ad campaign: "You've got a friend in Claude." Even Anthropic, who doesn't have a viable consumer strategy, is falling into the "AI is friend, not tool" engagement trap. That's how powerful the ...
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 mid...
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...
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.
This week's AI security wild west round up.
... 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"
ChatGPT always feels so convergent.
...so convergent. It jumps straight to Axios style faux certainty, no matter what. Claude is more willing to keep the conversation open.[hx]
I think I'm addicted to vibe coding with agents.
...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…
Productivity rule of thumb: do tasks that need to "bake" first.
...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 th...
We'll be able to tell we have ASI when someone accidentally prompts Claude to dox Satoshi.
We'll be able to tell we have ASI when someone accidentally prompts Claude to dox Satoshi. "In order to build your login screen I had to create an AWS account. To fund the account I needed currency. To get currency I need a ...
LLMs turn out to be insanely good at writing and executing actions.
...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.
Claude Code is not about code, it's about anything your computer can do.
Claude Code is not about code, it's about anything your computer can do. The ability for LLMs to create software, to do things.
Claude thinks everything it outputs is brilliant.
Claude thinks everything it outputs is brilliant. You need an external ground truthing process. Your curation and judgment. There needs to be a quality cont...
Big companies can't enable YOLO mode in Claude Code, it's far too dangerous.
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 bu...
I asked Claude why heights feel higher looking down than looking up.
I asked Claude why heights feel higher looking down than looking up. It gave an interesting report.[jo] This is the kind of question I wouldn't have even bothered a...