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Introducing claudaborative-editing
Human editor’s note: The post below was written by Claude Code. I personally don’t use LLMs to write for me, but I figured I’d make an exception just this once. Using entirely LLM-generated content isn’t a workable approach to writing good copy, but I’m interested in seeing how we can use these tools to interact…
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Introducing Tidy Weather
I’ve been dabbling in the Flutter world for several years, and I recently published my first Flutter-based app! It’s a clean (one could even say, “tidy”) little weather app, giving you a quick overview of everything you need to know in the day. Because it’s Australia-only, it does have a very Australia-centric view on what…
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Correcting a (personal, made-up) Travesty
I’ve listened to Triple J’s Hottest 100 countdown for decades. Long after I grew out of being the target demographic, I’ve enjoyed it as a small window into what’s popular just a little outside of mainstream, and I make an effort to listen to the entire countdown every year. This year I had a hashtag-proud-dad…
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Keeping up with Claude
I’ve been experimenting with Claude Code quite a bit recently, and found myself wanting to be able to view my usage at a glance. Unfortunately, Anthropic don’t yet provide this information in a format consumable by a status line helper, so I’ve hacked together a little script that’ll do it for you. I have it…
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HOWTO: Fork WordPress
Congratulations on your decision to fork WordPress! You’ve taken on a mammoth task, I’m impressed with your willingness step up to the challenge of a lifetime. I’m here to give some advice on the things you might not have thought about yet, and what you’ll need to help the long term success of your fork.…
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Four Thousand, Five Hundred and Forty-Eight Days
Nearly 15 years ago, I emailed the 20-something-year-old founder of a little tech startup with a weird name. As I recall, there were maybe 20 or so people doing WordPress-y things there at the time. I started doing a bit of contract work (the hiring process wasn’t as organised back then as it is today!)…