1h ago · 11 min read · Two days ago I opened my Claude Code dashboard. I wanted to see how many outputs I had killed (killed before review, before diff, killed because three seconds were enough to see the thing wasn't salvageable...). The ratio slapped me. The vast majorit...
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4d ago · 6 min read · Most people use Claude Code like a single employee: one task at a time, waiting for each to finish before starting the next. I use it like a company. Sub-agents in Claude Code let you spawn multiple independent AI workers that run in parallel, each w...
Join discussion4d ago · 6 min read · If you have been using Claude Code by typing the same instructions over and over, you are leaving enormous productivity on the table. Slash commands are Claude Code's most underrated feature. They let you create reusable, parameterized workflows that...
Join discussion5d ago · 2 min read · The AI coding landscape just got rockier. I was scrolling through V2EX when a thread caught my eye—developers reporting sudden Copilot Pro account bans, not for gross violations, but for perceived high concurrency or unofficial client usage. The enfo...
Join discussionApr 17 · 10 min read · I'll admit it, curiosity is both a flaw and a feature with me. Every app you use daily can do more than what they show you. There's often beta features hidden behind a flag, undocumented endpoints, running, responding quietly. I pointed Claude Code a...
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Apr 11 · 13 min read · A guy* instrumented 858 Claude Code sessions over 33 days. $1,619 of invoice. 264 million tokens wasted on a single misconfigured setting. 54% of his turns happened after a 5+ minute idle gap, so cache expired, so cost x10 for nothing. One file read ...
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Apr 5 · 1 min read · Something interesting just happened in the world of AI coding tools, and it has developers talking. Anthropic, the company behind the AI assistant Claude Code, is making a popular third-party tool called OpenClaw more expensive for its subscribers. T...
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Apr 4 · 6 min read · It started as an April fish. It ended as supply-chain poison. On April 1st, I did what any reasonable developer does. I built a fake leaked repo. A README with a fish emoji. A license called POISSON-D-AVRIL-1.0. A Python file that prints an ASCII fis...
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Apr 3 · 5 min read · There is a frustration every developer knows. You have the solution in your head. The logic is clear. And then your fingers just don't keep up. You mistype a bracket, fumble an underscore, break your
Join discussionApr 3 · 8 min read · I had one hook on Claude Code. One. A TypeScript checker that ran npx tsc in a project that uses Bun, and piped the output through head -20. So when there were 12 errors, I saw three. Great system. Meanwhile, my agent could force-push to main, leak m...
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