I haven't really tried Claude Fable yet but if it still does inline imports in Python I won't be impressed. If they could fix one thing, that would be at the top of my list. We've gone as far as implementing a customer linter to verify if inline imports are actually needed.

Disciplining children is one of the hardest parts of parenting! To know when, how, and how much requires such wisdom! And knowing that you won't always get it right.

Cape Town weather reports are tough. Maybe it's sunny on the other side of the mountain 🤷🏼‍♂️

I can identify: "I feel an odd mix of intensity, urgency, confusion and hesitance. I'm looking at something bigger than I ever expected to confront, feeling underqualified and ignorant about what to do next." cold-takes.com/most-importan…

This lines up with my experience. I'm doing more, multitasking more, working after hours more and taking fewer breaks.,. Time to take a moment and put some intentionality back into my routine.

I've started using GIT worktrees heavily recently and with Claude releasing worktree support I've found some useful ways to configure it. snopoke.com/2026/02/27/workt…

I don't think I need an IDE anymore. I've opened my IDE once in the last two weeks, otherwise I'm just working in the shell with an agent and lazygit. Now I'm reaching for a light terminal editor and neovim is coming out on top. I never thought I'd be a 'vim' person :-P

Does anyone have a good AI coding setup that includes an automated review loop? I've cobbled something together but I feel like there should be a better solution.

v0.2.0 of cotton-heroicons published with the ability to override styles and provide additional element attributes. github.com/snopoke/cotton-he…

Sometimes I want my brain to be able to dump and reload context to a markdown file as easily as agents do.

What do you do when you hit your Claude subscription limit? - stare vacantly into space - pace nervously - go for a run - skip between other tasks like a butterfly between flowers - just carry on coding the old fashioned way (ha, never)

This is how I want to do shopping in the future! It works now but it's still too expensive. snopoke.com/2026/01/21/check…

I need to put my clawdbot on a diet before it eats me completely out of tokens! Maybe I'll try some intermittent fasting 🙃

I've been running clawdbot on my laptop for a week now. Honestly it feels like it did to run Linux Vs windows 20 years ago. You're in control, you can hack it and make it yours instead of relying on some tech giant.

Sometimes AI just get's stuck. Claude was working on this issue in the background basically all day and when I finally got to looking at it myself it took me 20 minutes.

Claude's estimates and plans always amuse me: - **Estimated effort:** 4-6 hours - Phase 1: Week 1 - Phase 2: Week 2 - 3 And then it goes and implements everything in a few minutes.

I've been playing with Claude plugins, subagents and skills this week. It's quite remarkable. I've already migrated a few GitHub automations to make use of them. It feels like a step change even though it's basically just dynamic prompting.

This is pretty amazing and funny! But with interesting implications!

I've been working on Open Chat Studio for a year and half now. It's great to see some feedback from actual users: dimagi.com/harnessing-ai-for…