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I'm Boris and I created Claude Code. Lots of people have asked how I use Claude Code, so I wanted to show off my setup a bit. My setup might be surprisingly vanilla! Claude Code works great out of the box, so I personally don't customize it much. There is no one correct way to use Claude Code: we intentionally build it in a way that you can use it, customize it, and hack it however you like. Each person on the Claude Code team uses it very differently. So, here goes.

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I recently read about an artist who: • Is reportedly worth $150M • Has a higher net worth than Adele • Sold more records than One Direction • Only left her house 2x in the last decade Her story is intriguing, let’s see if you know who I’m talking about:

@enunomaduro Parallel doesn’t work in PhpStorm, as far as I am aware. It will run, but it doesn’t give you the same IDE benefits you get when run non-parallel (monitoring/status/output for each test, etc.) For reference: - github.com/pestphp/pest/i… - #focus=Comments-27-9550938.0-0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-75728…

breaks my heart when i see people not using the `--parallel` flag on pest; why would you want your tests to take longer?

@mmartin_joo @aungmyatmoe_ @ktross @jcasique_torres @mohammad_kaab Thank you so much @mmartin_joo! I've found a ton of value in your previous books and other content you create, so I can't wait to read this!

Thank you everyone! I just sent out free copies to: - @squatto - @aungmyatmoe_ - @ktross - @jcasique_torres - @mohammad_kaab Thank you one more time for replying. The book is going to be available tomorrow!

🎉 Who wants to be the first person to look at my new, completely finished book "Performance with Laravel"? I will choose a few people from the replies and retweets!

@mmartin_joo I would love to! We’ve been focusing on increasing performance in our app, so this is perfect timing!

@JackEllis Been there. 0/5 stars. Would not recommend.

My worst nightmare is that I become a startup founder and have to delegate all of the fun programming work that I love doing each day.

@simonhamp I have these in my zsh/bash aliases and they're a lifesaver. I run `brewski` every day or two and it keeps brew+packages+casks and global composer+yarn packages updated, cleans up, dumps a brew bundle file, and restarts valet and other dev services. Nice and easy!

brew update

@levelsio What's up with that bizarre couch...support (?) that's 2 inches off the ground? I'd lose everything under there and inevitably smack my ankles into it.

The table Low Invisible Super heavy A danger

Walked into the hotel table that was like 10,000kg and got a haircut in my leg bone ✅ broke MacBook screen ✅ broke leg bone Next: break my neck with this angle 😀

@jigar_dhulla @taylorotwell @naliyaparasagar I can think of use cases with financial fields, e.g. whereAll(['day_profit', 'week_profit', 'month_profit'], '>=', 100)

@taylorotwell @naliyaparasagar Nice! Can someone share a good use-case of whereAll?

The new whereAny / whereAll query builder methods in this week's Laravel release are absolute bangers. 🔥 Surprised they didn't exist until now. 😅

@MrSimonBennett Especially when you're allowed one key and you have multiple developers. Key rotation is always a nightmare, but this just makes it that much worse.

If your software has API keys, please let people make new ones and run both in parallel. Makes rotating keys a nightmare

@chris__sev @raycastapp Which, after looking at the source code for the Raycast extension, I’m pretty sure is the base of the extension. I’m happy to see my older workflow getting some love! 😃

@chris__sev @raycastapp If you use Alfred, I have a workflow that does this: github.com/squatto/alfred…

new favorite @raycastapp extension iMessage 2FA 🧑‍💻🔑

@ahbou_ @andrey_butov I tend to add `isNot` variants to my `is` methods because I find it makes usages so much easier to quickly and easily understand. Here's an example:

A few decades back, they used to teach software developers not to offer negatively-worded parameters. It's a shame this notion didn't gain more traction in our field. Negating a positive is the way it should be. Stuff like this, in public APIs, is not great.

@calebporzio Thanks! I've been using it daily for a while now (even at home). It works quite well for me. If you (or anyone else) is interested, I'd be happy to share the printable PDF and/or the source PSD for those that want to customize it.

@squatto Wow, that's pretty sick

Forget all the productivity apps and what not. You need two things: - A physical notebook (Pukka pad and pen) - A digital one (Obsidian or Bear) No rules. Just use them naturally. Daily todo lists, idea lists, notes, letters, scribbles, doodles, packing lists, whatever

@calebporzio The QR code allows me to scan the pages into the Rocketbook app (getrocketbook.com) for easy archiving and searching 👍🏻

@calebporzio It's based on the Sidekick Notepad (sidekicknotepad.com) with split out meetings and task sections. I always wanted to track my food and water, but that's a whole world of apps and noise as well, so I made it simple for myself and added sections for them.

@OnAirMarc @JackEllis I have struggled with that thought process for the better part of five years now. Hence the 600GB table 😂

@squatto @JackEllis I have, and am currently, experiencing this issue with webhook payloads. Not 600GB but still a significant amount. Part of me thinks I could just delete them after a period of time, but another part of me really doesn’t want to.

How much memory do you have provisioned for Redis?

@OnAirMarc @JackEllis It will be a combination of persisting to disk and utilizing redis for caching payloads while they are needed for processing, since they are read multiple times.

@OnAirMarc @JackEllis I have a single table in my database right now that is approaching 600GB because I store JSON in it (webhook payloads). It’s causing a whole host of problems 😬 I am currently building something to persist the JSON to disk after a set period.