I’m going to need a new tab key
Replying to @claudeai
Claude will now automatically suggest your next prompt.
After a task finishes, Claude will occasionally show a followup suggestion in ghost text. Press Enter to send it or Tab to prefill your next prompt.
It feels like software engineering is cooked when you’re already a proficient engineer.
Then you watch non-technical people vibe code something and realize you’ll be just fine.
Yeah the bar is higher - but that’s literally all of the history of technology.
Don’t believe anyone that says you can just clone an app like MacroFactor and make $20k a month easily.
These apps aren’t easy to clone. Sure you can vibe code the basic stuff in a weekend, but the real value is in the details, which takes much longer and is much harder.
Engineer's Codex retweeted
Anyone fine tuning models is wasting their time. GPT-6 will beat you, Claude-5 will beat you, Gemini-3 will beat you, Grok-5 will beat you, Llama-5.
One of the funnier @grok interactions I've seen on here. This is a case to keep grok, please
I want to know what they were doing that they were using Claude Code 24/7 for WEEKS!
Replying to @AnthropicAI
Some of the biggest Claude Code fans are running it continuously in the background, 24/7.
These uses are remarkable and we want to enable them. But a few outlying cases are very costly to support. For example, one user consumed tens of thousands in model usage on a $200 plan.
A ML Engineer who got 750k+ offers from Snap, Google, and Apple posted his study guide for getting these offers:
Big-O for beginners:
Imagine we have a stack of 100 sticky notes. On the back of each note, there is a name written down.
If I want to compare each of the 100 notes against each other, that is comparing 100 notes, 100 times, which makes it a quadratic time operation, O(n^2).
Engineer's Codex retweeted
How Apple built iCloud to store billions of databases read.engineerscodex.com/p/ho… < Cassandra, FoundationDB, and billions of databases in this deep dive into Apple's architecture
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Replying to @paulg
the only difference between me (experienced swe) and the interns that I've had was confidence
i just focused all of my time instilling confidence in them. if they just pretended like they were experienced they'd have just as much impact














