TimMeade

I loved Turbo Pascal....

Yep and hate even that. Someone can make the next unicorn to fix this pain.

Complexity is the enemy of success - Tony Robbins.

I think the interesting part of that article was "distributed to 813... who had used bluesky and X". That seems a little misleading. What if you just picked 813 at random and asked how many had even used bluesky at all?

Oh my that brought some real memories back. My first real programing job was in 1989 on a Sun Sparc 1+ Identical to that. Writing imaging C code for an industrial app before photoshop.... Loved that box.

This has been the worse Claude day ever. Just fell apart. Not sure if the release is why, but cursing in documents and can not fix a bug after hours of back and forth.

I use claude code in vscode. Cmd-Esc opens a claude code tab. Then /ide conects to the vscode and it's all like cursor at that point.

We tend to allow this. But you can review the diff before you allow it. It seems easier to say "roll that back" or hit esc if you see it doing things you dont like and then correcting it. I have to say the velocity is insane of coding this way. We also commit a LOT and explicitly dont allow claude to push code ever. That way we can roll back if needed, but honestly it's pretty rare to need to. The MAX plan is a must to work this way though.

Every 6 months? It's turning into every two weeks. Sticking with claude code. Its working beautifully for us.

Well written Lee; and 100% on point. So very true. Much thanks for moving the needle and good luck on what's next.

That's look fascinating. I will certainly be testing it in the morning! Thanks!

Still not working here

It's going within about 10 miles of my mothers house... Not sure she would care... But i'll tell her!