Claude usage limit reached. Your limit will reset at 7 PM (America/New_York). Me waiting for the reset:

"You're absolutely right!. ". holy goodness man - wth

when you're head-down, cranking stuff out then Claude Code says hold up. API Error (529 {"type":"error","error":{"type":"overloaded_error","message":"Overloaded"}}) · Retrying in 1 seconds… (attempt 1/10). ⎿ API Error (529

It's clear that @danielricciardo doesn't necessarily NEED @F1 these days -- and good for him. But F1 most definitely NEEDS Daniel. It's just not the same without him. Was really hoping that he was going to be in one of those Cadillac seats, but man, that guy is everything.

@iannuttall VS Code + Cline + Claude Code works like a charm.

@iannuttall Because you as the dev have done your homework and you've got good documentaiton in place, SOPs, project briefs, tech contexts, etc. having Gemini go and check CC's work against those docs is fantastic way of getting things cleaned up, context back on path and alignment in place.

@iannuttall Google Gemini is really good at going back thru and checking Claude's work. Like REALLY good.

Claude Code is by far the best AI LLM coding companions, without a doubt. It's a complete game-changer on SO MANY levels. But even CC needs peer review, bc like @iannuttall and others have pointed out it has moments that are the equivalent of complete AI brain farts. So what.

There's an imminent job opening at FSU in Tallahassee if he wants it. @FSUFootball can do (and has done) a LOT worse (think "lethal simplicity"). Let's thank ol' mikey for his contributions (or lack thereof) and show him the door. That way, Saban could hop in the driver's seat.

Shoutout to all my people from 37a Adrian, Germans, Eduardo, Stehan, Kahuna, Behzad, @thesureshg among many other brilliant minds and great people.

Connecting with the amazing people in @KorayGubur's community and learning all that I've learned has in reality been the best possible thing that could have happened as a result.

That said, my efforts to learn have paid off big time. I've learned more than I could have ever dreamed of learning and it's been unbelievably enlightening while also sobering.

Seriously - if you could get the result without having to endure all that pain, suffering and loss, why wouldn't you? But I digress. .

I'm not one of those who revel in pain and say, "I wouldn't change a thing". One - I rarely (very rarely). believe that people who say stuff like that ACTUALLY mean it.

My projects got smashed by the Google core algo update a couple years back and my traffic never came back. I got mad for a while (rightfully so). But then I instead of lingering in my anger I decided to double-down, go deeper, get BETTER and LEARN from what I did (whether it was.

Two things I've learned about SEO over the last few years:. 1: Whenever google's PR/comms teams are talking about anything, ignore everything they say except for factual claims like, "there's a core algo update rolling out on X date". They're either being intentionally deceitful,.

Hey James: @TheDaveLombardo can probably make some room on his schedule for you guys. It's embarrassing (and a shame) what that little dutch guy has done to the @Metallica's musical reputation. Unless you guys are ok with embarrassing yourselves in front of the entire world.

Don't know about you, but I'm growing a little tired of Claude telling me, "You're absolutely right, I [insert error/flaw in logic here] . ". It's really getting old. thought these were supposed to be the "smartest" models?.

There is just some things, news-worthy or not, that I just don't need to know about, read about. FFS people, what the hell is wrong with humanity?!?.