@DThompsonDev The most exotic I get most of the time is asking for multiple parallel examples that I then evaluate before the next step
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Tyler Morgan
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Tyler Morgan
@TylerMorganMe
Full-stack Dev & AI-Powered Farmer Bored by solved problems, happiest past the edge of what I know. Owner of https://t.co/ROYr6Iguev and https://t.co/VhKd4UhH9u
Seattle, WA Katılım Mayıs 2014
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Social media makes me feel like I am a fool because I use AI but use my IDE to actually read the code and know what is going on in my apps.
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I've been using @claudeai to generate 80% of the content for my website, with light editorial input, and it seems to be working pretty well.
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@JJEnglert Thought you had some legal issues. good hook. You planning to read through the whole thing?
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"AI never gives me the style I want".
I hear this constantly.
Here's the fix: stop asking for one answer. Ask your agent for 3-4 different approaches instead, then just pick whichever one fits your taste.
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@thezlatkom I've been constantly building stuff for my farm.
Building a whole SEO analysis pipeline for our website right now.
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"You can't build anything real with vibe-coding"
Meanwhile people actually developing real things out here.
Great job
imperfect solution@luismmolina
Yes. I don't know how to code, but I built a very basic "reservation system" for my restaurant with v0. It has been evolving with the needs of the restaurant to the point that we are now selling it throughout the city. And when I say it's only for reservations, I'm underselling it. With it, I now run a referral program, contact past customers, run A/B tests to increase the conversion rate, and so on. It's used by thousands of people per month.
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@ImLukeF I'm guessing 40% inertia, 40% trust, 20% something else.
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@4lexsvv @thezlatkom Agreed. I'd guess low single digits in the U.S., and that's just the early adoption. We are at like 10% of programmers probably adopting meaningfully.
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Genuinely one of the best takes on AI I've heard in a minute.
Zed@thezlatkom
the idea of "one-shotting" a product with AI is nonsense. most real products are just edge cases wearing a clean UI. AI helps you move faster through the mess. it does not delete the mess.
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@ben_sage Have AI make 5 - 7 radically different designs. Pick the best one. Have it incorporate things from the other designs if useful.
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@theo I use remote coding tools to get shit done while I pick vegetables on my farm.🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕
+I've been a long-time sub to T3 chat.
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T3 Connect and the T3 Code mobile app are ready for a small wave of testers. Reply below with why I should invite you to test
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Give me `dd-drive-cli` and I'll integrate it into my farm tomorrow.
Andy Fang@andyfang
Today we're opening up the DoorDash CLI in limited beta. `dd-cli` lets you order DoorDash directly from your agent: search stores, find the best deals, check out, and more. Early access for US/Canadian macOS developers by waitlist. Excited to see what folks build!
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The better question is why use anything but VS Code?
It's solid, stable, feature-rich, well supported, and has a huge extension library.
I can be pretty sure any major platform or feature will find its way there eventually.
Only reason I'd think about changing is performance.
Abhijit@AbhiCodes15
Why do most developers still choose VS Code? There are so many editors. What keeps it on top?
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@FreeThinkingTex @DanielLockyer @Shopify Exactly what I came here to say. The only reason I'm still forced to use it.
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Is GraphQL still a thing?
Haven't heard about it for years
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Finally. @claudeai just merged Chat and Cowork into a single Home tab, and this is the one I've been wanting since Cowork launched.
Before this, you had to pick a lane before you even opened a conversation: Chat if you just wanted to talk, Cowork if you needed Claude to read your files and get to work. Now it's one tab, and you just start typing.
That's not even the best part of this update. You can now turn any conversation into a Skill, or schedule it to run on its own, every Monday at 9am, no touching it again.
If you're on a Team account, it goes further:
- Projects are now shared org-wide now. Including Cowork projects, which used to be stuck on one person's laptop. Client files, proposals, timelines, estimates, all in one shared workspace.
Skills, connectors, and plugins share across the org too.
Artifacts got real sharing. Import from a link, share internally (used to be local-only), grab a share link, pop it out into its own window.
Between the Cowork merge + all of the app updates, they pushed a lot of heat with this release.
Watch this 9 minute video to get caught up on everything! ↓
Claude@claudeai
Claude Cowork is coming to mobile and web. Hand Claude a task at your desk and pick up the finished work from your phone. Close the laptop and Claude keeps going. Beta is rolling out over the next several weeks starting with the Max plan, with more plans to follow.
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Tyler Morgan retweetledi
New in Claude Code: /checkup
Run /checkup to:
1. Clean up unused skills/MCPs/plugins and save context
2. Dedup your local CLAUDE.md against the checked in CLAUDE.md
3. Break up root CLAUDE.md into nested CLAUDE.md's + skills
4. Turn off slow hooks
5. Update your Claude Code to the latest version
6. Enable auto mode by default
7. Pre-approve frequently denied read-only commands
.. And a few other goodies.
/checkup confirms with you before making any changes. Enjoy!
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Tyler Morgan retweetledi
Knowing what to build is harder than being able to build.
Some people are born with an innate ability to know what to build, but it's also a skill that can be developed.
Paul Graham@paulg
If you want to start a startup, don't learn "entrepreneurship." Learn how to build things. The hard part of startups is not "entrepreneurship" but product: to know what to build, and to be able to build it.
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