majortennis

Replacing a 30 year old clinical trials system built in Delphi using claude code

I've tried asking it to log every request and response to a project_log.md but it routinely ignores that.

I've also tried using playwright for testing in a headless browser and taking screenshots for a blog that can effectively act as a log , it just seems like too tall an order for it.

It sounds like you're streets ahead of where I am could you give me some pointers on getting started with a feed back loop please

I'm making a social MMORPG with a retro feel using claude code to experiment with MCP

I asked it to stop that before my first commit and add as much to to the md file. Whilst I accept it was co authored to an extent. I don't give VS code credit or my keyboard and mouse :D

I picked up golf in March with some second hand clubs from a car boot, I've probably played 50 rounds since then and I love it. I've been asked if it's boring and it's anything but , Hitting a clean flush is the best feeling ever even if i only hit a handful over a round the satisfaction of improvement is huge. I try not to carry if i can for courses with lots of walking. I want to invest in a trolley

trying to use youtube kids but haven't tried filters as i want to filter certain things like cocomelon bebefinn and blippi.

That's a really poor offer , do better

I would argue you want to get base levels of front end development knowledge to begin with without AI. Frontendmasters is good for modern tech stacks, but much easier to master JS CSS and HTML in vanilla formats using w3schools and khanaccademy etc.

In my opinion you can't solely rely on ai you need to get up to speed on terms definitions and patterns

south of france , north of spain lots of great options , if you want more rural go a bit further north in france

an interesting field no doubt but incredibly dystopian to boot

ONSITE 5/5 in 2024 is mad

Think we should all abandon that ship, mastodons not great I'm waiting for a better alternative

Never heard of Tutanota but I respect the stance

That's glorious the NES one too