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"Tongue Tied and Twisted, just an earthbound misfit, I."
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Syncing Claude Code settings between computers
Keeping Claude Code skills and settings in sync across devices is tedious. Switching computers only to realize you're missing a skill or preference breaks flow, and I end up spending more time setting things up instead of actually coding.
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Unsung heroes: Flickr’s URLs scheme
Flickr’s were. The link names were so simple that seeing the menu… …told you exactly what the URLs for each item were. In the years since, the rich text dreams didn’t materialize.
Expert Beginners and Lone Wolves will dominate this early LLM era
These developers also benefit from the mentorship (and sometimes consternation) they'd traditionally get early in their careers. Sycophant LLMs are not a substitute for senior devs.
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Alternate Predictions Weather is unpredictable, and forecasts are sometimes wrong. Instead of a single guess, Acme Weather displays alternate predictions: multiple forecast lines reveal how confident the prediction is and what else might happen.
How AI assistance impacts the formation of coding skills
Knowing how people learn when using AI can also help guide how we design it; AI assistance should enable humans to work more efficiently and develop new skills at the same time.
Anthropic's War on Its Own Power Users
Anthropic’s current split, where consumer subs are cheap but locked down and API access is expensive but open, creates a weird middle ground where power users are neither served nor deterred.