Shamim ✨

If there are no conversations, the side panel should collapse or fade away automatically.

Side panel opens, convos slide in — staggered & satisfying 👌

1️⃣ Talk like you’re pair programming.
Claude vibes better when you say stuff like:

- “Think through it with me.”
- “Pretend we’re whiteboarding.”

Now it’s a convo—not a code dump 💬 😉

2️⃣ If it jumps ahead anyway:
Say:

- “Stop. Let’s back up.”

Claude adjusts fast. It just wants to help - a little too much 😁

How do you stop Claude being too much proactive?
I lettarally need to stop it to jump right in writing code!

It’s like:
Me: Let’s talk about this idea 🤔
Claude: Here’s a full implementation in 3 languages 💁‍♂️

🧵 Thread on taming your overly eager AI dev:

Literally, I'm telling Claude not to start coding right away. We need to talk first 🤔

If you can't afford this you're not working hard

Good Morning 🌞

Pomodoro Timer

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a checklist thread to make your website impactful ☘️

Start with a fundamental concept, then take it up a notch.

✅ solve problems, not just look pretty

- user experience > everything
- feedback loops = continuous glow-up
- design that actually helps people

✅ purpose-driven design

- every pixel tells a story
- colors that speak emotions
- typography that whispers (or screams

i switched to it too!

✅ speed is your secret weapon

- load faster than users' attention spans
- lazy loading = performance flex
- drop the heavy stuff, keep it light

✅ personalization magic
- feel like you're reading their mind
- recommendations that hit different
- not creepy, just smart 😎

✅ design that makes users go "wow"
- intuitive navigation = love at first click
- aesthetics that don't sacrifice usability
- micro-interactions that spark joy

a checklist thread to make your website impactful ☘️

Stop sending your users a buffet when all they wanted was a snack!

Have you tried Zen Mode in VS Code? If you haven't, I recommend trying it out to see if it helps you stay more focused and productive.

Grok 2 (beta) is free now!

Projection of Vulnerability: Movement backward symbolizes hesitation or withdrawal, often reflecting inner discomfort or lack of confidence.

Body-Mind Disconnection: The subconscious directs subtle defensive gestures (like stepping back) when the conscious mind focuses on handling speech anxiety.

Cognitive Overload: Nervousness divides mental energy between thinking and physical awareness, making movements less deliberate and more reactive.

Spatial Comfort: Increasing physical distance from the audience reduces psychological pressure, offering a sense of control.

Fight-or-Flight Instinct: The brain perceives the audience as a "threat," triggering a survival response. Stepping back mimics retreat, a primal way of ensuring safety.

Did you notice that when we're nervous while giving a public speech or presentation, we unconsciously step backward? The reasons behind this are -

Which browser have you switched to?

It refers to adding the necessary event handlers to the DOM elements passed from a server. Sounds interesting?

In the context of server-side rendering (SSR), it has quite a different meaning!