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Setting up your spare Mac for Claude Code to control, a step-by-step guide

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Many Claude Code power users don’t really use IDEs anymore, so the only purpose of them working from their laptop instead of a phone is because that is the normal way to do it. Here is a real use case: you are are responsible for some alerting channel. You have datadog/ cloud logging/ github all connected. You see a bunch of alerts come through while you are out and about and you prompt CC to investigate - Claude tri…

> Many Claude Code power users don’t really use IDEs anymore This is something we of the HN bubble take for granted. Most of us know how to type quickly and use editors and use macros and program scripting languages and compose regexes. The vast majority of programmers do not know those things . As such, AI speeds them up tremendously.

From my experience it _seems_ to be the opposite, no?

HN skews heavily toward the SF signature vc-hype tech-driven-dev style, always chasing the new thing, sometimes to the detriment of everything else.

Even if this style of development was a clear improvement over the classic "typing things with hands" style, the rest of the world would take a while to catch on.

Re: Setting up your spare Mac for Claude Code to control, a step-by-step guide

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Your LLM can fuck that up badly if your LLM starts to take loans, right? Or BNPL regardless of sandboxing?

well, if it's disconnected from me... it has nothing to do with me, whatever it does has NOTHING to do with me. Problem is I need the LLM to do this without an SS.

Any mechanism you find that can do this could also be used for money laundering, no? By way of identifying that money laundering in the US should not be possible (meaning without legal consequence), then this too should not be possible.

Re: Setting up your spare Mac for Claude Code to control, a step-by-step guide

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I saw your post about setting up a spare Mac for automation tasks, including monitoring competitors' socials and websites for new features. I'm the founder of ShipDiff, a tool that helps track changes on websites, which might be useful for that purpose. Feel free to ignore this if not relevant, I'm reaching out personally as a first-time founder.
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