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I wasn’t trying to make a “got em” comment. The fact that this is possible and works at all is mind blowing - even more mind blowing is that my 8 yo is growing up in a world where …

Yesterday my 8yo prompted (using voice recognition) Claude to make a game where it would play her a song (say Twinkle) and she had to play it back and get scored. The UI was a nice…

Are you suggesting something like this? def createUesr(db): if db is type1: behaviour1 if db is type2: behaviour2

I think you can use a passkey now.

Don’t get me wrong, I very much agree with the danger. As I highlighted - I saw it this morning when someone used Claude to draw the wrong conclusions. I’m saying there is a way in…

Depends on how it’s done. I use it a lot now for knocking up grafana charts etc. It’s not so much that the LLM is feeding the numbers through. You can still use real tools to analy…

Alleycat in CGA just hit me hard. For the people that didn’t live through this time, lining these images up makes it obvious why those that did speak of how visually impressive the…

Fair. It did have George Clinton at the helm. I loved all the early stuff. Freaky Styley, Mothers Milk, The Uplift Mofo party plan. With Rick Rubin at the controls I just think Blo…

That does seem like less than I would expect! It always makes me a bit sad that everyone knows RHCP but less so their early stuff. Blood sugar sex magik is a funk masterpiece. Didn…

Can you explain how conflicts are not conflicts? If I change a line of code several times and rebase on to a branch that changed the same lines of code, how are you sure what the r…

Multi threading, but yeah. Original HN post here if you’re interested. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7279358

> To what degree did I expand scope because I knew I could do more using the AI? Someone at work recently termed this “Claude Creep”. It’s so easy to generate things push you towar…

Yup same. Going a little insane trying to set up a new device that's having network issues. Claude was helping me diagnose. Seems like I've infected the whole internet.

One annoying thing about that flow is that when you change the world outside the model it breaks its assumptions and it loses its way faster (in my experience).

Ha! I had someone doing a task the other day and the llm they used wrote a regex in Perl. I joked that in 25 years all the seems to have changed is the number of layers between me …

For me, all the code in the PR at that point is in question. The code was changed as part of a bigger part of work and reverting it without understanding why might cause issues bac…

Maybe a slight misinterpretation of what I meant. The commit that goes with a PR is definitely useful context, but I’ve found more granular than that is seldom useful. Even big one…

Sudden flashbacks to when I was trying to figure out why there was so much traffic to a blog post (15+ years ago). I guess the internet was looking for something different to my “k…

It’s pretty hard to keep the commits in a working branch in a good legible state - certainly it takes work to do it. In 25 years of professional development I’ve never really had a…

The bicycles are getting pretty cyclable now. I’m enjoying this pelican that’s already sliced and ready to bbq.

Ha! If I even look at my lath and plaster walls the wrong way a little bit crumbles away.

You can create an oauth client that can generate keys as you need them. https://tailscale.com/kb/1215/oauth-clients#generating-long-...

Vim recognises that the typing text is a small part of coding by defaulting to a mode in which you can’t even type :) For me, vim is a nice way to navigate code. It’s really fast t…

> allows functions to read the context they’re called in Can you show an example? Seems interesting considering that code knowing about external context is not generally a good pat…