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Dave Jeffery

@DaveJ

Founder @ToDesktop. @YCombinator W20.

Cork, Ireland Katılım Kasım 2006
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Dave Jeffery
Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
That BG selected looks beautifully subtle for users with high quality display panels. It is far too low contrast for the average display panel though, it may actually be imperceptible on a budget laptop for example. Prob best to bump up the selected contrast unless you’re explicitly targeting designers with the app.
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rico
rico@_heyrico·
Product design cheatsheet, bookmark this: - Font: SF Pro, regular and medium - Font size: 12px, 13px (base size), 14px, 16px, 18px, and 24px (the biggest) - Colors: subtle (7F7F7F), default (5D5D5D), strong (292929), bg-selected (F5F5F5), border (F2F2F2) - Icon: @nucleoicons with 1px width What else do I miss?
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Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
Codex quality-of-life improvement: The title of a chat is based on the first message, it goes stale quickly. I often rename it so I can identify it quicker when switching between chats. I want a menu option to let Codex automatically rename the chat based on it's content. /cc @embirico @romainhuet @thsottiaux @ajambrosino
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FHILY👑@Oluwaphilemon1·
Ask Claude to map your entire app's architecture into a single HTML page and JSON file. The HTML is for you. The JSON is for the next agent working on a new feature. Your codebase now explains itself.
FHILY👑@Oluwaphilemon1

THIS IS THE MOST COMPLETE CLAUDE CODE TUTORIAL EVER RECORDED AND IT COVERS EVERYTHING FROM ZERO TO DEPLOYED APP. Not a 10-minute overview that leaves you with more questions than answers. A complete walkthrough of every feature that matters, built around a real project, showing exactly how serious builders use it. Here is everything you learn and why each piece matters. PLAN MODE is the feature most people skip and then wonder why Claude goes in the wrong direction. Before Claude writes a single line of code you activate Plan Mode. Claude maps the entire approach, identifies assumptions, and surfaces potential problems. You approve the plan. Then it builds. The difference between a session that produces working code and one that produces 3 hours of debugging is almost always whether Plan Mode ran first. THE CLAUDE.MD FILE is your permanent instruction layer. Without it Claude resets every session. Your coding conventions, your naming rules, your styling preferences, your architecture decisions — re-explained every time. With it Claude reads your standards before every session and applies them automatically. Put it in your home folder and it governs every project on your machine. MCP CONNECTIVITY turns Claude Code from a code generator into a full stack operator. N8N. Slack. Google Sheets. Any tool with an API. One prompt sends a Slack notification when a task becomes overdue. One prompt updates a Google Sheet when a deployment completes. No switching apps. No manual coordination. THE EFFORT SETTINGS control how hard Claude thinks. Sonnet on Low for simple tasks. Sonnet on High for complex features. Opus on Max for architecture decisions that need multi-step reasoning. Right model. Right effort. Right cost. Every time. SKILLS are reusable workflows you install once and call forever. HOOKS are automations that fire when Claude takes specific actions. ROUTINES are background tasks that run overnight on Anthropic's cloud. PR reviews while you sleep. Documentation checks every week. No manual scheduling. The deployment step is the part most tutorials skip. One prompt deploys to Vercel directly from the interface. Zero context switching between building and shipping. This is the tutorial that makes Claude Code click. Bookmark it before you open the terminal today. Follow for every Claude Code resource worth your time the moment it drops.

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divyansh tiwari@DivyanshT91162·
Claude can now make your entire codebase self-explaining 🤯 It maps your app into: → an interactive HTML architecture view for humans → a structured JSON memory file for AI agents The next coding agent instantly understands: APIs, components, dependencies, database flows, auth, background jobs — everything. No more throwing AI into a random repo with zero context. Your codebase literally explains itself now.
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Matt Pocock
Matt Pocock@mattpocockuk·
/improve-codebase-architecture will soon output HTML This rocks, thanks @trq212
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Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
`grill-with-docs` skill by @mattpocockuk is intense with GPT-5.5. At Question 34! Is there a record?
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Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
@destraynor @agupta That’s fair. I guess the “100/100” made me think of quantitative “No” rather than specific feedback.
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Des Traynor@destraynor·
Hmmm, user feedback can be super positive and a business can still be a bad idea. Maybe there's no path to good margin, maybe it's just a very small idea in terms of market size, maybe it's more of a feature than a product, maybe it's actually a paradoxical idea (e.g. very simple and very customisable for all users) Again it depends on what the 100/100 are saying but I think the main point being made here is "be very open minded to the idea that you're missing something"
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Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
@destraynor @agupta I don’t disagree. It’s not that the advice is wrong, it’s just not very useful. Focusing on customers will give you a more direct signal earlier.
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Des Traynor@destraynor·
If you've good evidence showing people want your product, you'd show it If 100/100 reject you, then what's most likely: 1. product idea isn't clearly great 2. it's great but evidence is too weak 3. your idea is great, your evidence is strong, but investors just can't see it
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Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
@eoghan The meme is to focus on users, not “investors are dumb”. It’s useful advice because insecure first time founders (i.e.. me), put too much weight behind investor feedback when it’s better to focus on users.
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Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
@destraynor @agupta Aren’t you saying the same thing? Investors are a lagging/lossy proxy for user demand. If so, then prob best to disregard the lagging proxy and listen to user demand instead.
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Des Traynor@destraynor·
It’s chicken and egg. If you can get users to want it, then you’ll get the investors. If you can’t get the investors, then it’s logical to assume you can’t demonstrate user demand yet, and you’re therefore asking for a massive bet from the investor. If 100/100 of them aren’t willing to take it, then it’s probably best to re-examine your idea. Do you disagree?
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Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
@_lopopolo It bootstraps the context without using many tokens. So using it will be faster and cheaper and protect against context bloat (likely to be more accurate).
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Ryan Lopopolo
Ryan Lopopolo@_lopopolo·
@DaveJ While useful for humans, you do not need to give this to the agent when it is working on features. It came up with this in the first place!
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Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
Ask Claude to document and describe the main flows in your app and output in a single page html + json data file. Incredibly useful for humans and the JSON file is very useful for explaining the flow to the LLM when working on new features/bugfixes.
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Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
@kevthescott I use Codex for most coding stuff and it’s great but honestly Claude is much better at these kind of UIs. So I would recommend that you use Claude for this prompt.
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Kev@kevthescott·
@DaveJ Running right now at 1x with GPT 5.4. I'm sure it won't be as good but hopes are high. Thank you for sharing the prompt!
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Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
@disco_elyzard I often end prompts with “Does that make sense? Any questions?” which allows the model to grill me more on what I want and make sure we understand eachother.
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Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
Here’s the prompt: Create a single page html that documents workflows between packages and components in the app. Have all the components/packages on the page and I can click on different actions like "Invite new user" or "todesktop build" or {insert other flows here} and then it will highlight the flow between the packages and annotate how things are passed between each package to complete the action. This should be driven from a JSON document which documents all the flows. Does that make sense? Any questions?
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Niamh Costello
Niamh Costello@niamh_journo·
This wee couple run the Hotel Woodstock in Ennis County Clare and they're balloons I love it 😂😂😂😂
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Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
@WietseBuwalda @adrianweckler Agree. You don’t even need 0% loan. The economics already work out for a market rate loan. There just needs to be financial products that securitise the panels.
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Wietse Buwalda
Wietse Buwalda@WietseBuwalda·
@adrianweckler A zero interest loan would get rid of biggest bottleneck (access to capital) while also being cheaper to state (recover loan amount) rather than grant handout. Loan repayments based on % of energy savings
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Reduce gas demand by providing zero interest loans to enable old housing to insulate and raise BER would help. Gas cost savings used to pay back loan. LNG terminal for diversity of supply/storage. Energy security is diversity of generation and fuel supply

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Adrian Weckler
Adrian Weckler@adrianweckler·
The current solar grant of €1,800 should be much higher, in everyone’s interest. Around 177k of Ireland’s 2m premises have solar panels on the roof. Should be way more, not only to save household bills long run but to diversify energy security. m.independent.ie/business/techn…
Adrian Weckler@adrianweckler

As home energy bills soar, a beginner’s guide to solar — cost, type, amount needed, payback, battery etc m.independent.ie/business/techn…

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Ryan@reallyoptimized·
@DaveJ @levelsio What was the issue with the chime? Sometimes simple as wrong size transformer which is an easy swap.
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@levelsio@levelsio·
Anyone has the Unifi doorbell? Do you like it? I need two-way audio Right now I have a TAPO doorbell but you gotta keep charging it cause no power
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Dave Jeffery@DaveJ·
@levelsio Apparently you can use with Dreamwall, how much storage on that thing though? Probably not very practical. Might be better off with UCG Fiber with 2TB SSD or a UniFi NVR. If it’s just the doorbell and no cameras then maybe Dreamwall is enough.
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@levelsio@levelsio·
@DaveJ Oh jfc I need a NVR recorder for it to work? For the doorbell??? What about my Dreamwall? Thanks!
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