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Idea: Just show the full Claude Code transcript on the left side and the incremental outputs (images, clips, videos) on the right side?

You'd definitely see some raw and embarrassing stuff there. Like frustration, anger, greed, ignorance, incompetence, creativity, curiosity.

Is that maybe what we need to see to believe that a human (me n this case) was involved meaningfully?

Thank you as well, just wrote below to the same point.

And I agree with your impression.

My goal here is to understand how can I demonstrate that I did in fact put work and care into the "thing" (video in this case).

Basically show that I did spend energy over time, that the final product took a few dozen iterations with a lot of dead ends (as opposed to a lazy one-shot "make good video, no mistakes")

So I do think this route can have merit given there is actual work, but how would a page like this look if the current one is not yet giving you a trustworthy vibe?

Gotcha, that makes sense. Thank you very much for the feedback.

I asked Claude to go through all the previous commits, the chat history and the 100 or so intermediate assets and create a timeline of sorts, the current page as you see it.

It's AI-generated as are the assets, the process and decisions depicted are human.

And still you're reaction is "it's slop". Noted!

Love seeing the two example OS binaries side-by-side. Even though I don't know exactly what their differences mean, I feel like I'm getting a good impression of their "Gestalt." Thank you for sharing!

Ah, yes! Should have mentioned. I am a paying Premium customer.

imho Nikita did a good job and I wish he stayed on.

Twitter is 100% better now than a year ago. For one, I haven't gotten a single bullshit click-farm fake-ass sock-puppet follower in months. Secondly, I see very few low-effort reply guys lately, human or otherwise.

Oh, thank you for noticing.

Is it a layout issue for you (it lays out better on desktop) or the language of the text or...? Let me know!

I agree very much. I'm getting the same take-away even more now that I'm using autoresearch as my main strategy.

And I wonder: We've got all these amazing (programming) languages to define solutions; where are the languages to clearly define the problems?

Thank you, that was perfect Sumday-morning reading: Easy to read yet dense information-wise.

I learned today: The difference between ttf and otf, what strong and weak characters are, what an Em is and where kerning and leading really come from.

My favorite parts: Learning where the magic of ligatures and those tiny postion-changes in moments like "To" come from.

Upvoted and favorited!

Thank you for sharing.

As someone who also recently spun up a new VPS to fiddle with claws:

I personally fully support Hetzner on this because, as a on-and-off customer since 21 years, their service has been absolutely flawless and always worth every cent. They care so I'm totally happy to pay whatever they need to make it work for them, too.