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by nadis 1y ago
There were definitely some silly Claude responses. CTO mode responses I shared with our (very human, very amazing) actual CTO who I think found it funny too.
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by nadis 1y ago
Makes sense, thanks!
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by nadis 1y ago
Got it, that’s really helpful. Thank you! Will work on making the content below the fold more visible on the site, and appreciate the help here.
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by nadis 1y ago
Haha that’s too Pavlovian for me! I prefer to self-manage little treats once done with my Claude time :)
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by nadis 1y ago
OP here (Nadia). Yes, in my case I was specifically asking for it to act as a code reviewer and make comments and a recommendation on whether to merge the PR with my changed into our main branch. This just happened to be the response. I fee
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by nadis 1y ago
That’s a solid approach and one I hadn’t thought of myself. Thank you!
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by nadis 1y ago
Oh interesting, that’s good to know. Thank you. I might try that combination - I like using the Claude Code CLI so hopefully less of a painful transition.
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by nadis 1y ago
> What if they spent hours with a pen and paper and brainstormed about their idea, and then turned it into an actual plan, and then did the plan? At the very least you wouldn't waste hours of your life and instead enjoy using your o
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by nadis 1y ago
Claude auto-condenses context, which is both good/bad. Good in that it doesn't usually get super slow, bad in that sometimes it does this in the middle of a todo and then ends up (I suspect) producing something less on-task as a r
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by nadis 1y ago
If I recall correctly, last year's DORA report was the first to include AI-specific sections. I don't mind it being about AI but it potentially is a bit of a shift for DORA to be more explicit in that focus vs. it being a section
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by nadis 1y ago
OP here - I appreciate the feedback and you taking the time to look at the product/website beyond my personal blog post and learnings! > If your ICP is technical, the frontend and marketing shouldn't be overdone IMO. Great poin
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by nadis 1y ago
I've been meaning to try Zed but haven't gotten into it yet; it felt hard to justify switching IDEs when I just got into a working flow with VS Code + Claude Code CLI. How are you finding it? I'm assuming positive if that&#x2
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by nadis 1y ago
OP here - I'm sorry this felt like marketing; that was not my intent! I deliberately posted on my personal blog and tried to focus this post on how I used agentic tools (Claude Code, the Figma Dev Mode MCP) and not anything about what
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by nadis 1y ago
Completely agree with all these areas for improvements! I feel like the less UI/UX frills and the easier it is to just see the relevant information whether it's my prompt, the agent's "thinking" or todos, or relevan
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by nadis 1y ago
I'm far from an expert, but I think depending on whether you have website designs or not already, you could use the Figma Dev Mode MCP Server + Claude Code as I did. I've heard increasingly good things about Cursor and Codex, but
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by nadis 1y ago
That's awesome, wow! Do you do anything to try to optimize / monitor token usage?
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by nadis 1y ago
This is a helpful tip, thank you! I've started staging partial changes recently, but haven't gotten into a great workflow there and sometimes forget about them. Agreed on hopefully adding a better way to revert in the future! It&#
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by nadis 1y ago
I appreciate you saying that, thank you! I am learning a lot as I go as well. I'd be curious to hear how it goes for you! The Figma MCP server has its quirks but overall have found it plus Claude Code an effective combination.
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by nadis 1y ago
OP again - do you mind sharing what browser you're using? I'm looking into this now and am seeing a scroll bar on Chrome and Safari currently, so am wondering if it's a browser-specific bug or something else. Would love to fi
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by nadis 1y ago
OP here. I really appreciate this comment, thank you. I am more and more aware of my limitations, and am working on prioritizing learning, both about how to build with AI agents but also how to build software more generally, in parallel to
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by nadis 1y ago
I'd heard Codex improved a ton since I last tried it (definitely prior to some of the latest improvements), and am really tempted to give it another shot. This is very much inspiring me to do so asap, thank you for sharing!
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by nadis 1y ago
Agreed! I kind of wonder if the best version of git for normal people is just...normal people learning to use git, at least to date. Which is not ideal. I'd be surprised if this didn't change with AI bringing non-engineers closer
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by nadis 1y ago
Running Dropbox on your laptop is a smart insurance policy there, and not one I'd thought of! Appreciate the idea, thank you.
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by nadis 1y ago
Thanks very much! In this case, the design was to be right-justified (on mobile) so as long as you can see the full image, I believe it's working as intended. If it looks wonky definitely let me know and can dig into it or share feedba
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by nadis 1y ago
Good point and feedback, thanks!
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by nadis 1y ago
Thanks! This is a different approach from what I was imagining so really appreciate you explaining. I haven’t used Perplexity (Pro or otherwise) much at all yet but will have to try.
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by nadis 1y ago
This is super impressive to me! > for now CC, Cline (VS Code) and Qwen Code (a Gemini Code fork) are the ones that work best Thanks for sharing how you set this up, as well as which agents you've found work best. I tried a handful b
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by nadis 1y ago
This is a really interesting approach as well, and one I'll need to try! Previously, I've almost never moved back to the plan using double escape unless things go wrong. This is a clever way to better use that functionality. Thank
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by nadis 1y ago
> My experience has been similar, and it's why I prefer to keep LLMs separate from my code base. I'm curious how you're managing this - is it primarily by inputting code snippets or abstract context into something like a C
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by nadis 1y ago
OP here, thanks for sharing the feedback. I'll investigate and good to know! I think this actually might be human error (my interpretation of the designs) rather than Claude's fault FWIW.

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