Basic lesson for people who use Claude Code -- it's your time that's valuable, not the bot's. If you find you're lost in the weeds supporting Claude for whatever reason, find a good stopping point for yourself, and pick up another project, that doesn't use AI to do your code-writing. If you have a question ask ChatGPT browser version, but only for the kind of stuff you'd ask it in 2025. You're not co-developing. You're doing it yourself. It's very important to be clear about your coding, not Claude's output. Here's the key point -- it's your time that's limited, that has all the value. You can get Claude to develop something, but if you don't have time to use it, to nurture it, nothing will come of the work.
"We consume very little. We just do microdoses," said X, as I watched him snort ketamine for the third time. We hadn't even arrived at the party yet. Actually, he was the driver...
A thank-you idea for your tennis coach (or padel, squash or badminton coach): a court or squad photo as a private digital jigsaw with your note at the end. Words first, group gifts, timing, photo ideas with consent, privacy, piece counts, note examples, honest pricing and ideas that are not a puzzle.
Prompted by an HN thread: Docker Agent
Docker Agent, a YAML-driven runtime for teams of AI agents, drew 304 points and 145 comments on Hacker News, most of them sceptical. Commenters doubted that another orchestration framework was needed. Their better point was that wiring agents together is the easy part. Keeping them coherent over long runs, proving their work is finished, coordinating several at once and limiting the damage they can do are harder, and the thread offered a technique for each.
On avance vers le milestone de la v1 à grand pas !
Perl Hacks
• Dave Cross
Or: how a dead email address sent me digging through 24 years of Perl history. A few months ago, the Perl community received some news. The PAUSE administrators were turning off the email forwarding service that had, for many years, allowed CPAN authors to receive email at addresses like DAVECROSS@cpan.org. This wasn’t entirely unexpected. The […]
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A thank-you idea for your sign language teacher (BSL, ASL, Auslan or any sign language): a class photo as a private digital jigsaw with your note at the end. Words first, group gifts, timing, photo ideas with consent, privacy, piece counts, note examples, honest pricing and ideas that are not a puzzle.
Music of Sound
• tim
Door” (Deadtime Stories for Big Folk) by David Anderson feat Russell Hoban 1990 “Deadsy” (Deadtime Stories for Big Folk) by David Anderson feat. Russell Hoban 1989
A thank-you idea for the lifeguards at your local pool or beach: a summer photo as a private digital jigsaw with your note at the end. Gift rules, timing, photo ideas, privacy, piece counts, note examples, honest pricing and ideas that are not a puzzle.
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Emma Flyte: “So, you’re in charge of the rejects.”
Jackson Lamb: “They don’t like being called that.”
Emma Flyte: “What do you call them?”
Jackson Lamb: “The rejects.”
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