I hope I’m wrong, but I’ve seen this pattern a couple of times with close friends: they get obsessed with a topic, their sleep falls apart, they seem manic, and eventually they start doing really strange things online and crash and burn. They usually recover, but by then a lot of relationships are damaged and they’re left with a lot of shame. Now I know these are symptoms of bipolar disorder/psychosis (they both even…
Garry Tan's Claude Code Setup
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#72Why's a CEO writing code, doesn't he have a company to run?
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#73This was flagged. Why did the mods remove flags? How is this anything other than nepotism?
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#75Why's a CEO writing code, doesn't he have a company to run?
Better to have Garry spend his time writing code than using his wealth to attack the very concept of liberal democracy or screech about college students on his blog.
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#76> In the last 60 days I have written over 600,000 lines of production code — 35% tests — and I am doing 10,000 to 20,000 usable lines of code per day as a part-time part of my day while doing all my duties as CEO of YC. LOC will never be a good metric of software engineering. Why do we keep accepting this? I can generate 1 million LOC if I really wanted to. As long as LOC is the main metric for these setups, they wil…
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#77That would be considered a huge liability and shameful historically.
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#78Earlier quoted context omitted.
Better to have Garry spend his time writing code than using his wealth to attack the very concept of liberal democracy or screech about college students on his blog.
I mean, couldn't Garry spend his time evangelizing YC as providing opportunity to talent that would not otherwise have access to said opportunity instead of either of those? It seems to me like that would be a better use of his time to achieve YC's objectives of funding somewhat competent, highly obsessive, morally flexible founders to create YC portfolio companies others are desperate to invest in at future higher v…
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#79Earlier quoted context omitted.
If you can call a ketamine soaked, amphetamine-fried tangle of nerves a brain.
Interesting. Is he a known user? Also curious if you are more broadly against some of that overall?
Proof here: https://48hills.org/2024/05/the-alarming-agenda-of-the-big-m...
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#80I've been using gstack for the last few days, and will probably keep it in my skill toolkit. There's a lot of things I like. It maps closely to skills I've made for myself. First, I appreciate how he implemented auto-update. Not sure if that pattern is original, but I've been solving it in a different-but-worse way for a similar project. NOT a fan of how it's being used to present articles on Garry's List. I like the…