This is something that keeps me up at night at times. Trying to review code the old way in the face of a crazy volume of changes. I have definitely come to lean on Claude to review its own work more and more and may well try out the flow from the bigwigs themselves claude.dev/blog/solving-code…
I reckon this is the pre cursor to wider dots roll out... I am not sure I actually want a dot, but I will be damned if the choice not use it my own!
I'm all for protecting hard working game devs etc, but there is a fine line that needs to be walked here. For example I am not all for the monopolistic practices adobe has wielded for way to long, and am happy to see their chips peed on a little
An update on building games with Claude Code:
Last week some of you ran into Claude Code pushing back on game projects it should have just built. We'd added a short rule to the Opus 5.5 prompt to steer Claude away from recreating specific existing games, but it was also kicking in when you referenced one just to describe the mechanics you wanted.
We've updated that rule in 2.1.317. You can name a game to describe what you want and Claude should now build an original game in that genre. If you ask for a copy of the original, it'll offer to build something similar instead.
We want Claude to be as helpful as possible when you're building something original, but also to protect your work if someone else tries to copy it. We'll keep improving this, so let us know if Claude turns down work that's yours. Thanks to everyone who shared feedback!
I find it hard to envisage where the models can go from Opus 5.5. As a model to chew through coding tasks over long sessions, it feels near perfect.
(Cut to me being embarrassed by this post when Opus 7 is rewiring my DNA to make me more tolerant to dairy)
I don't think I see enough people talk about Claude Mods. When you are limited in terms of an interface or control plane (maybe by the company you work for) being able to extend and customize is a game changer code.claude.com/docs/en/plug…
I really need to understand what the hell these elements mean in Google's new models. I argon the middle model of the Gemini 4 model family? Is carbon the top model? Or is carbon a replacement for Argon and if so, what the hell is the 4 (other than a really good HTTPS cert key)
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Bots, Bugs and Business Models
Episode 3: custom tools, small-business creativity and the security holes AI is finding. Plus dangerously high fizz.
Watch: youtu.be/AKXzS6CfLso
Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/0I2…
#AI
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Just one more AI experiment.
In Episode 2, we talk agents, Paperclip, model routing and the temptation to keep tinkering. Plus the odd tangent and a fizz update.
Watch: youtu.be/aiq6JmURXrY
Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/1ep…
#AIAgents
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Steam Frame is here! Our wireless VR headset + controllers, available now in the following models:
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Baldur's Gate 3 is coming to PS5 day and date with PC: August 31, 2023.
Watch the brand-new trailer featuring J.K. Simmons and check out our blog for more: larian.club/baldurs-date
Pre-order the Deluxe Edition or PS5 Collector's Edition: larian.club/3xNF9Xa
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If you’re ready to make the leap to a server-side #GoogleTagManager container, @MrHoosk has developed the UPDATE framework - a six-step process to help you maximise your chances of a successful switch.
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#GTM #sGTM #GCP
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Looking to understand or explore some JSON? Just paste or upload to visualize it as a graph with jsoncrack.com! 🤩
Kudos to @aykutsarach for creating this gem in #opensource! 🙌
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🎉 #GoogleTagManager is 10 years old, happy birthday! 🎉
From "not having to bother IT" to inspiring thousands of digital marketers to learn some JavaScript, GTM has been transformative in our industry of data, analytics, and marketing.
Follow me on this trip down memory lane!
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True, people who work from home may not be wearing pants. But they are more productive, report higher job satisfaction, and save their companies money on office space. bit.ly/2x2ZEgx
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"We are not here to EXTERMINATE. We merely wish to visit the galactically renowned Salisbury Cathedral.
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Forget self-driving. Forget horsepower. The real future of cars is Legos. Yes. Legos. Meet the Lego Bugatti Chiron. It holds two adults and goes a sweet 18 MPH. And did we mention that it is made *entirely* of Legos?? wired.trib.al/XSToc0a
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AI-altered video makes it look like you can dance engadget.com/2018/08/26/ai-a…


















