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the engineer who built Claude Code just dropped a 28-minute video on how to write prompts that actually work I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what he shows in the first 10 minutes CLAUDE.md files, memory shortcuts, parallel sessions, prompting patterns all in one video and completely free works whether you're a developer, a beginner, or someone who's been using Claude for months based on this, I put together below guide you can read and implement in Claude today
Khairallah AL-Awady
@eng_khairallah1Jun 4

How to Run 300 AI Agents From One Prompt. 10 Workflows Most People Skip

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Science girl
@sciencegirlMar 20
The owner wanted to use a surveillance camera to see what his cat was doing when he was not home xitter.cf/fluxfolio_/status/2034…
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The @SamsungUS curved TV remote is the worst design ever. Contrary to this video, it does NOT easily open for battery replacement. The suggestion to use rubber gloves 🤯 doesn't work. Requiring rubber gloves = terrible design. youtu.be/5ewQTyI8Wwk?si=ttBE…

How to Open Samsung Smart TV Remote Battery Compartments (Quick &...

Struggling to open your Samsung Smart TV remote? You're not alone! ...

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I had to order a crappy $20 knockoff on Amazon. Exact same form factor, only it DOES open up. Samsung, a pretty design is worthless if it's not usable. Will I have to purchase a new $80 replacement from Samsung every time I need to change the batteries?
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Sorry, there is no warning of tiny rocks. People should educate themselves to deal with the scary news in the world, not fear every strange noise.
Dr. Jim Lloyd@DrJimLloydMar 17
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What was a little troubling for me was the general lack of information and maybe a warning that something like this was headed towards us. Especially given what is happening in the world right now. I think we’d all be interested to know where it landed and what it looks like. 👽
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Microsoft has removed .NET 10 download links from its download page. Way to roll out a new version! 🙄 "Release candidates? We don't need no stinking release candidates!"
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Why would the @Discover app make it impossible to paste information into fields? Do they *want* users to make typos? Good design isn't just fonts and pretty colors. It's also usability. This detracts from usability, making it harder for me to do what I need to.
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Hey @flagstar your banking website is kinda broken. It takes a good half minute for the login screen to work. It's just frozen during that time. Twitter is really the only way to get a company's attention. No one has time for a 30-minute tech support phone call.
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Different computers, different browsers. It doesn't matter.
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Does anyone actually like Service Now? I mean besides the people who are paid to shill for it -- trainers and such. It's been a drag on our org, making everything more complicated and less visible. C suite people don't actually use it, I'm sure. If they did, it wouldn't suck.
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The @perplexity_ai app sending me phone alerts about random news like tennis matches smells like they're desperate for engagement in order to stay afloat. An AI app should send AI news. What next? Celebrity gossip? Recipes? Sorry, this app has to go.
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Obama 2028. Because the Constitution no longer matters.
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ServiceNow was created to punish those people who complained too much about Jira.
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The AARP mobile app login experience is terrible. I'm a career software engineer, some not aging boomer. Imagine your grandmother trying to use this unusable login experience.
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It won't work with the device password managers, the change password experience misleadingly claims it accepted a new password when it has not, etc. etc. It's just awful. Maybe they expect their users to have flip phones only, and assume they won't notice.
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BREAKING: The 7,000 IRS agents fired by Trump and DOGE appear to have mainly been employees who worked in the Large Business and International (LB&I) division, which audits companies with more than $10 million in assets and high-income individuals. Weird, right? It’s almost as if they are trying to help Billionaires and cut the revenue of the US, meaning that the middle class will suffer.
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Steren
@steren13 Feb 2025
I sincerely do not understand how developers tolerate the Python tooling. From installing Python, to installing dependencies, nothing works out of the box. How can the Python community be satisfied with the status quo? Is it Stockholm syndrome?
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Ever heard of Marbury v Madison, you lying MAGA moron? It cannot be understated how stupid JD Vance is. Or what a liar he is. Which is it? Supposedly Vance has a law degree, but his profound ignorance indicates he never even went to high school.
JD Vance
@JDVance9 Feb 2025
If a judge tried to tell a general how to conduct a military operation, that would be illegal. If a judge tried to command the attorney general in how to use her discretion as a prosecutor, that's also illegal. Judges aren't allowed to control the executive's legitimate power.
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Limiting password length on your website is terrible security practice, @PetPlaceFans, and causes me to assume that my information will be compromised.
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If there’s any way on God’s green earth to stop receiving near-daily junk mail from @BHGfinancial, I’m all ears. I’m talking postal mail. A large part of my recycling these days is junk mail from them.
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