Modesty is not a feature that ships with LLMs. let's review my code. huh brilliant.

Model?

I'm really amazed at how the AI workflow can feel so flawed sometimes. I wonder if this this an LLM problem or an AI IDE problem? RAG?. Ask: refactor using shadcn components. 1. Doesn't check the components file.2. Doesn't check package json.3. Generates the code for label.tsx

Pick your brain

If Claude Code shipped with code completion in my IDE, I would call it a tie between VSCode and Cursor at this stage. @AnthropicAI is autocomplete on the roadmap?.

Sims loaders everywhere

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Rufus AI is Amazon's beta bot for sales assistance. I tried pushing it today and it was easier to make it generate Javascript code than to make it speak english (I was accessing the spanish site).

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The cool thing about LLMs is input matters. Asking what your thoughts are, checking in for feedback, and other common patterns that yield great results in human interaction are the most useful tip to successfully interact with LLMs. Yet most people expect AI to magically.

I'm in touch with tons of people using LLMs daily. The most human thing about it: they always unconsciously assume they're talking to a Finit-state machine. As if there was a magic message that will get them their desired output.

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Infinite scroll is a flawed pattern since it was conceived. and amazon knew this all along.

Claude Code rocks, but I'm really used to the IDE UI, while it's really cool for the terminal, using it in the IDE is a bit confusing. Two examples here.1. Code snippets don't unfold properly (same happens in Cursor btw).2. Pressing arrow down makes you loose edited changes

I keep all my roadmap in a /pm/roadmap.md file, which I make more sophisticated as a project advances. This helps keeping track of all the projects I'm running easily and just drop them suddenly and pick up in 2 weeks time. When the code looks unfamiliar (more like a

The fact you can use tools like Cline, or Claude Code in any VSCode fork (like Cursor) is great. You can just have now a mix of either working on the same codebase seamlessly. What a time.

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