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companies blamed ai for 55,000 layoffs in 2025. yale budget lab looked at the actual data and found zero correlation between ai exposure and job losses. turns out firms are ai-washing their layoffs to make cost cuts sound like innovation. firing people is bad news. firing people because of ai is a strategy

@Estranged2 @perrymetzger @BachmannRudi That shift from "find an app" to "build my own" is huge. Sharing is easier than you think once you know the workflow — covered in my Claude Code guide: yourtechresume.com/ai

@perrymetzger @BachmannRudi As a non-coder I finally started making programs just for myself without looking for similar programs online. But I don't use them just for code. 15$ Claude discovered something about my health that 20$ GPT couldn't, given the same documentation. The way they write differs, too.

I really don’t get this! Guy is saying openly that he is building something super risky for society and he expects more public awareness of it? The sensible public reaction would have been to outlaw or at least regulate what he is doing. We are no longer a functioning society.

@Brackett3000 @heyshrutimishra @grok The fact that you're already using Claude Code + Cursor + GitHub as a non-coder is impressive. I made a guide for getting even more out of that stack: yourtechresume.com/ai

@heyshrutimishra @Grok, for a non-coder using Claude code, cursor, and push pushing to GitHub, how is this leak useful to me? What could I potentially do with it?

Anthropic leaked 512,000 lines of Claude Code source code yesterday. What happened in the next 12 hours is absolutely wild. 4 AM. Anthropic pushes an update to npm. Inside the package: their entire codebase. A 60 MB debugging file accidentally bundled in. 23 minutes later, researcher Chaofan Shou spots it. Downloads the zip. Posts it on X. Within 6 hours: 3 million views. By the time Anthropic’s team woke up, the code was forked 41,000+ times across GitHub. Anthropic started firing DMCA takedowns. Too late. A Korean developer named Sigrid Jin woke up to his phone exploding. He’s Claude Code’s biggest power user. WSJ reported he burned through 25 billion tokens last year. He read the leaked code. Rewrote the entire thing in Python in 8 hours. His repo hit 30,000 stars faster than any GitHub project in history. Then he rewrote it again in Rust. That version now has 49,000 stars. Someone mirrored it to a decentralized platform with one message: “will never be taken down.” The code is permanent. Anthropic cannot get it back. Here’s the part I can’t stop thinking about: Anthropic built something called “Undercover Mode.” Its only job: prevent Claude from accidentally leaking internal secrets. They shipped an entire anti-leak system in their own product. Then leaked their own source code in a .map file. Irony is beautiful

@okiela_io @cgtwts This is exactly the story my guide is built for — solo, non-coder, building real things with Claude Code. Might be useful to you: yourtechresume.com/ai

😂😂 This video truly reflects my life with Claude Code! I'm a solo founder, a non-coder from Vietnam, building okiela.io entirely based on Claude Code, and after completing 3-4 prompts, my quota is gone in a flash. I'm stuck waiting for a reset, just like a parkour failure that keeps happening. Any non-coders experiencing the same thing, please like this video so I know, because I'm about to cry 😭

Claude code usage limits right now:

@rektidude @mwfowlie That's the thing people underestimate — the way you phrase things matters enormously. Made a guide on getting that last 1% too: yourtechresume.com/ai

@mwfowlie Maybe because you are an engineer. Because as a non coder if I ask Claude something it will understand my demande 99% of the time and do exactly what I need. Codex will break everything 90% of the time.

I don’t understand why people prefer Claude. I’ve been using both it and Codex everyday and Codex is far superior.

@tess___o First website is the beginning of something — it gets way more fun from here. If you want to go deeper with Claude Code, I made a guide for people at this exact stage: yourtechresume.com/ai

Just vibe coded my first website🏃🏽‍♀️🤭

@CharlieDezia First vibe-coded game is a great start! If you want to level up your Claude Code skills from here, I put together a guide: yourtechresume.com/ai

First vibe-coded Pokémon game

@ermanique That's the phase where a bit of structure helps a lot. I wrote a guide specifically for figuring out how to get the best out of Claude Code: yourtechresume.com/ai

My brain is cooked since i started using claude code, like legit cooked. Trying to figure out, how to use best of it whole codebase without degrading performance.

@Kouvaau @NeverSinkDev It really is — and you've barely scratched the surface. I put together a full guide for people right at this point in the journey: yourtechresume.com/ai

@NeverSinkDev I’ve just started using Claude code and it’s crazy what it can do so whatever you want to use it for, little or a lot, up to you but go nuts. That’s just my 2 cents

If you're using my Filters or FilterBlade I need to hear your input. Lets talk about AI boundaries. So far I have avoided AI-usage in the project. I have a lot of PoE-specific-knowledge, programming and computer-linguistics skills and replacing them with AI is: - Major downgrade. - Breaking the trust of the community - No fun, I like filter-tinkering. Further: I do NOT intend to work on the actual filter and algorithmic core of my Filter project with AI. However, I would like to get to hear the community input on using AI in a LIMITED scope in order to: - Fix performance issues/vulnerabilities - Writing 'technical' code like Unit Tests (only used to increase the quality) - Reviewing existing code to look for quality improvements I've been using AI in my fulltime job and other projects and I think it would provide a benefit. I'd like to hear the community input. Do you actually care? Would you be OK with the plan above?

@SundayR5250 @wallstsavage80 @claudeai Once you start using it for building, you can't go back. If you want to get even more out of Claude Code, I made a guide for exactly this stage: yourtechresume.com/ai

@wallstsavage80 @claudeai I’ve started using claude for other things including helping build an app and it’s amazing. Will definitely look how to incorporate it into trading. Do you have to upload the data to it or it logs into your systems to view all the data?

If you're a trader serious about your job, I highly recommend the $200 sub from @claudeai The things you can do pairing Cowork and Claude Code are nothing less than amazing I feel like I'm still scratching the possibilities here

@terrinakamura Claude + Figma is such a good combo. If you want to go further with Claude Code specifically, I put together a guide for people just getting started: yourtechresume.com/ai

I just started using Claude and Manus. This article is about connecting Claude to Figma and it's the workflow I didn't know I was missing — buff.ly/udipI06

@jadennle And it's only getting easier with the right foundation. If you want to go deeper on this, I made a Claude Code guide for people at exactly this stage: yourtechresume.com/ai

it's crazy how fast AI has developed. you can now go from no experience in coding to developing your first app without needing to go to univeristy and sit through boring lectures off some geek. just sit in your room, watch a few claude code videos and actually build something real. what a crazy time we live in.

@chaserobertsonn @MilksandMatcha Stick with Claude Code — for beginners it's genuinely the best. The key is knowing how to structure things from the start. Made a guide for this: yourtechresume.com/ai

@MilksandMatcha I just start vibe coding a few weeks ago on Claude code and have heard rumors that codex is better. I’m a beginner with no bias. Let’s find out?

Giving away 5 Codex Pro plans Each person will get 3 months of free Codex Pro (highest tier). Winners will be selected from comments in 48 hours, comment below why you want it.

@FarhaHaleemah @adeyossy_a It's 100% the beginner phase — it clicks once you get a mental model for how to talk to the AI. Made a guide specifically for this exact moment: yourtechresume.com/ai

@adeyossy_a Is vibe coding hard or it's because I'm a beginner? We started it in my bootcamp and my eyes don dey blur 😑🙃

Vibe coding>>>>

@lhd2621810 Nice — investing in structured learning is the right move. If your course covers Claude Code, mine pairs well with it as a reference guide: yourtechresume.com/ai

Today I purchased a high-value "Vibe Coding" hands-on course that can take a complete beginner from zero to entry-level. I'm planning to start building my own AI mini-tools, and I'll share my progress at every stage. My plan is: first, get familiar with the basic workflow, then use AI to analyze data and build an AI tool standalone website, and later create a niche site for men's health supplements or pet products. If anyone wants to start a business together, feel free to add me as a friend—let's help each other out!

@masonmediaugc Zero experience to multiple apps — that's the journey. Claude Code takes it even further if you ever want more control. Made a guide for exactly this stage: yourtechresume.com/ai

I have ZERO coding experience… and I built multiple apps thanks to Whacka! The FUTURE of vibe-coding is here… wow 🤯 Check out Whacka.app’s site!! Highkey I feel so powerful building apps with NO coding skills at all 🤩👾 I’ve had so much fun creating fun and simple ones that I’m legit going to be using— especially my language learning game app ✌️ #Whackaapp #Vibecoding #ugccreator #maleugccreator #ugccommunity #ugcexample #ugcmen #ugcmale #vibecoding

@Shams_Qamar786 @anything Totally normal to hit these walls early! If you want a solid foundation so things start making more sense, I put together a guide for beginners: yourtechresume.com/ai

@anything Hi, how do I use this app in iMessage? I’m very new to vibe coding.

BREAKING: Apple is scared of vibe coding they removed Anything from the App Store so we moved app building to iMessage good luck removing this one, Apple

@dg_austintx @claude_code This is exactly who I wrote my guide for — no engineering background, building real things anyway. There's a lot more you can unlock from here: yourtechresume.com/ai

@claude_code I am new to vibe coding as well and do not have the engineering or coding background. I can create an application and get it to 95% complete but it still is at times unstable and still has errors that pop-up. Are there principles or tools to help me get it complete? Thanks.

Tip: Use @claude_code to generate an HTML artifact to explain or deep dive into concepts. The Claude skill below is emblematic of Claude as a thinking partner to learn from a codebase. Play around with it and use it as a complement to purely chatting.

@QuentinWiley @tibor_tee Great instinct to be thinking about that early. Security, project structure, and prompting patterns are all covered in my Claude Code guide — yourtechresume.com/ai

@tibor_tee Maybe should add a security mode. As someone new to vibe coding I wonder what all things I could be missing in terms of security. Would be nice to know all bases are covered.

Can’t emphasize the importance of Debug mode enough.

@HandyNftss @gabriberton Welcome! If you're just getting started, I made a guide that covers the fundamentals so the early questions like this start clicking fast: yourtechresume.com/ai

@gabriberton How do I insert this to my visual code?? I'm new to Vibe Coding, also is there anything you would like to share with me as a newbie that i am.

Vibe coding creates lots of dead code. Run this often. You're welcome --- Delete all dead code. Use ruff and vulture ---

@echoghi @marclou That magic feeling is real — and it gets better the more you understand how to work with it. Put together a guide for people right at this point: yourtechresume.com/ai

@marclou First time using Claude code was magic, I haven’t even tried codex yet. It just works for me and I prefer to work in the terminal now

I've tried Claude Code and Codex. The upgrade was nowhere near worth the time needed to adapt. I ignore new tools that take more than 1 minute to set up and use. You can build a startup with GPT-3.