Most of what I use Claude Code for is unshitifficationware. Apps that make something bad I have to use better
01.03.2026 22:38
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Most of what I use Claude Code for is unshitifficationware. Apps that make something bad I have to use better
After building a few iOS apps w/Claud Code I created a plugin based on what I learned to make this easier, quicker, and high quality: github.com/chrisscott/c...
Finally built the cocktail recipe app I’ve always wanted using Claude Code.
I’m looking at Reolink
How about you @warren.senate.gov ?
While the pasty incels who work the federal agencies continue to churn out feeble, bloodless AI pastiches of Axis propaganda, here’s how a living breathing artist powerfully invokes design history. This is by illustrator Emily K in South Philly, a free poster-sized download on her website: →
Heading to Poughkeepsie?
I need 30 people to subscribe to @garbageday.email right now. Please. We're so freaking close to 100,000. Please 😭🙏🏻❤️
www.garbageday.email
They’re everywhere 😆
bsky.app/profile/chri...
Poop posting is the best
The icon command alone makes it invaluable
NEW: Epstein survivors release the most powerful PSA I have ever seen.
Make this go viral so every member of the House of Representatives sees it.
These levers have saved me many times
Really thought that was Will Forte doing a bit
tickets for the 2025 Monktoberfest are now generally available and on sale. hope to see you all in October!
ti.to/monktoberfes...
A line chart titled "RedMonk Language Rankings: September 2012 – December 2024" shows the top 20 programming languages over time based on a combination of GitHub and Stack Overflow data. The x-axis represents time in half-year increments from 2012 to 2024, and the y-axis represents rank, with 1 at the top and 20 at the bottom. Each language is represented by a uniquely colored and labeled line, with the final rankings labeled on the right. A dark background with horizontal grid lines enhances readability. The chart is branded with the RedMonk logo in the bottom right corner.
A bar chart titled “Stack Overflow Tags Over Time” shows the volume of questions asked about RedMonk’s Top 20 programming languages as percentage of max, from 2012 to 2024
Behold: @redmonk.com's Top 20 Languages Over Time, the decline of the Stack Overflow tags that feed the analysis
I handed Dick Butkus a pool towel
Tailgate of a truck with the business name BluSky and under it phrases “restoration” and “renovation”.
This is your place for restoration and renovation
Please consider making your Signal handle the first means of contact to maintain privacy/anonymity
Moonussy
Hope nobody hits the DELETE route
After a few iterations of Cursor and @v0.dev I can see myself using both depending on what I need to do. Existing projects or new "real" projects will use Cursor while v0 will be great for "play" projects or to quickly test ideas. /end
It didn't get all the nuances but nailed the UI and it was an improvement. @v0.dev made it easy to keep iterating to fix the missing features as well as add new ones like adding share via links and QR code. It also makes testing out new layouts a breeze...
I started building this in Cursor and was happy with the functionality but it didn't really help much with styling it. A friend mentioned using @v0.dev since it was good at design.
My starting prompt was "modernize the site at [Cursor created site]" and the first version was pretty amazing...
Screenshot of Cocktail Scaler app showing recipe builder and batch settings to batch a single cocktail.
Screenshot of Cocktail Scaler app showing the batch results from the previous screenshot of a Manhattan scaled up to 64 oz.
Tried @v0.dev this weekend to replace a spreadsheet for scaling up cocktails to batch for parties with a web app.
Really happy with the output: cocktailscaler.com
Details in 🧵
Badge for Queen Bee on today’s NYT Spelling Bee game. My first one.
Finally
LG must treat lint on the reverse side of the trap as a feature not a bug
Appreciate the roux-trospective
Google trends for the term Toady United States, 2004 - present Interest peaked January 1 2017 (100), picked a bit in January 1 2022 (80), and has now exceeded January 2022 (86), trending upward
Line go up
