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.@CoraComputer is the new Superhuman. It’s going to be ridiculous soon to be a productive person and NOT use this product. You heard it here folks.

This is huge 🥳: the Ruby on Rails startup @CoraComputer is featured in the @NewYorker!! Cannot wait to hear everything about it from @kieranklaassen at @sfrubyconf next week!

I read Deep Work in 2019, and I’ve tried to practice its ideas ever since (not always perfectly😅) @CoraComputer truly embodies the philosophy of Deep Work and to have Cal Newport himself write about it in The New Yorker is so surreal. Congrats @kieranklaassen. HUGE win 🔥

Thanks to the @NewYorker and Cal Newport for the thoughtful review of Cora: https://t.co/2W0tOi61EZ

holy fucking shit @CoraComputer is in the New Yorker review by Cal Newport!! https://t.co/C2kZJnvvcd

OMG! We are in the New Yorker and Cal Newport likes my product!!

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AI coding made planning feel unnecessary. Why map out the work when the system can build it? @kieranklaassen found the answer: Planning teaches the system how you think. Prompting teaches it what to build. One compounds, the other starts from zero:

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I just declared email bankruptcy with @coracomputer. You should too.

Up until today by personal Gmail was a mess… 32,236 emails. Then I declared email bankruptcy with @CoraComputer’s new feature and I’m down to 37 IMPORTANT emails that I actually need to read. Do yourself a favor: declare bankruptcy, and start over with your inbox

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Inside Every's AI engineering stack: @kieranklaassen plans every @CoraComputer feature at three levels before touching code himself—small (one-shot), medium (needs review), large (manual work required). His edge: Context 7 MCP, a tool that pulls up-to-date, version-specific docs

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