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Whilst it's good to have weekly things happening for news items for my newsletter, these massive security breaches aren't the kind of news I had in mind. And they're getting more and more frequent ☹️ Why can't people just be decent human beings and not attack other people's stuff?! 😠 I know that's not the world we live in - but it would be nice!
Really enjoying @StevenBartlett's Diary of a CEO podcast. Some really fascinating guests and conversations. Highly recommended!
Dan Clarke 🎙 retweeted
We’re opening a research preview of Claude Duet, a new app where Claude works as a proactive agent.
It comes to you with what needs your attention, completes tasks you ask of it, keeps working when you step away, and checks with you before it acts on your behalf.
Dan Clarke 🎙 retweeted
Your coding agent wants out of the IDE. 🤖🏃
📝 Markdown vaults 🎙️ Personal podcasts 📊 Strava + Garmin data 🧠 “Life agents” ⚙️ Personal software
Turns out agentic workflows can automate a lot more than code. 👀
🎧 Listen: msft.it/6011aSA2h
ALT Episode 90 of 'The Unhandled Exception Podcast' features the title 'Coding Agents for Everyday Life' in a bold, stylized font. The host is Dan Clarke, highlighted at the bottom.
Do you use the CLI for your coding agent (Claude Code CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, Codex CLI, etc.), or the desktop app variant? Or an editor/IDE extension?
Until recently, I've been heavily all in on the CLI.
But now I'm using Claude Code in the desktop app, and the GitHub Copilot Desktop app (for a client where we use GHCP).
And I must admit, the desktop/GUI versions do add a lot of niceties that the CLI doesn't. Useful inline elements and various sidebar panels, etc.
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📰 Newsletter 050 is out.
📌 News item of the week: Anthropic has moved its codebase off git onto Scion, its own version control system, after merges went from about 2,500 to 30,000+ a day.
You can view the edition (and subscribe if you like it!) here: danclarke.com/newsletter/
📰 Newsletter 050 is out.
📌 News item of the week: Anthropic has moved its codebase off git onto Scion, its own version control system, after merges went from about 2,500 to 30,000+ a day.
You can view the edition (and subscribe if you like it!) here: danclarke.com/newsletter/
Dan Clarke 🎙 retweeted
Free gift for LINQPad users: WiFi 3D Spectrum Analyzer
share.linqpad.net/8wtil8ch.l…
Find out how congested your airspace is, and what SSIDs are using bandwidth!
Written in LINQPad with @AvaloniaUI
Dan Clarke 🎙 retweeted
OpenSpec is about to get 10x better.
We've spent the past year learning from developers and teams using OpenSpec every day.
Now we're bringing those lessons into our own custom-built agent harness.
Our goal is simple: help developers stay involved in the decisions that matter, better understand the work being done, and ultimately have greater confidence in what agents produce.
A completely new way to experience OpenSpec.
We'll be releasing an early preview next week. Stay tuned!
30,401 merges in one day 🤯
anthropic.com/engineering/re…
Dan Clarke 🎙 retweeted
It's time to burn some tokens to improve your everyday life 👇
🎙️ New episode is out! @gsferreira is back on the podcast for the second of two episodes, and this time we're chatting about using coding agents for everyday life, not just for writing code! #UnhandledException
unhandledexceptionpodcast.co…
🎙️ New episode is out! @gsferreira is back on the podcast for the second of two episodes, and this time we're chatting about using coding agents for everyday life, not just for writing code! #UnhandledException
unhandledexceptionpodcast.co…
📰 Newsletter 049 is out.
📌 News item of the week: OpenAI published 722 maths manuscripts written by an unreleased internal model, then withdrew three of them a day later over a sign error.
You can view the edition (and subscribe if you like it!) here: danclarke.com/newsletter/
Dan Clarke 🎙 retweeted
I'm starting a new meetup in Porto (Portugal) for software engineers building with AI: AI Engineering Porto.
The first session is Tuesday 13 October.
It's an experiment. I don't know yet if people will leave the house on a Tuesday evening for this. That's what I want to find out.
The theme is simple: agents make teams faster. What does that cost?
It's free, in English, and for engineers building with AI and the leaders who have to make it work.
Seats are limited. Register here:
luma.com/7ixfditi
Dan Clarke 🎙 retweeted
I am 100x more excited about this long-missing feature than any possible AI integration
Not everything that is useful and practical for users has to be AI! In fact...
(I love this new change coming inside GDocs)
It's coming along nicely! 😊🎙️
Podcast editing is by far what takes the most of my time as part of hosting a podcast. Whilst I would like to just outsource it - the amount of editing I actually do on an episode would cost a small fortune to pay someone else to do it. So I've starting using AI to create a bespoke podcast editor so I can really fine-tune and automate my workflow as tightly as possible. I've used @mattpocockuk `/wayfinder` skill quite a bit recently and it's been amazing for building various different projects - so I think this will be a really good fit for this project too, and I know Matt's done similar for his own bespoke video editor. I will keep you all posted on how the podcast editor build goes! 🤞