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This post convinced me to go down the Claude Code Learning Curve. Thanks for all the insights! Posting my #ActiveReading notes below. -– Experience is an excellent school; unfortunately, the fees are very high.” Let me share the fruits of my experience so you don’t have to pay the high fees. Loved this quote. If Claude does something you don’t like, don’t just correct it once — ask it to update the CLAUDE.md file so it remembers for next time. ...

This is a great article and a great exploration. Your pros and cons list sums everything up, but I’m was curious you’d every leverage this Postgres features for a system you use for work that has to be maintable in the long-term?

Balaji S. Srinivasan One of the projects you omitted that I think is very noteworthy is Aragon. It’s built on top of ethereum and helps you manage a company (token issuance, vesting schedules, etc…) without all the intermediaries.

Great piece! My takeaway was that as long all your needs are met, money just acts as insurance. Nothing changes when you get home / auto / health insurance unless an unlikely situation arises, in which case it really could prove useful.

I couldn’t agree more. Having grown up in a reform Jewish household, I always enjoyed the holidays and just having a reason to get together as a community and celebrate. Arguably, you don’t need a reason to celebrate, but tradition kind of served as a calendar that everybody worked their schedules around. However, I think that religion itself is an outdated concept in a modern society. Like you said, religion serves to provide a strict set of rules to live by. This was very important and necessary in the early days of human civilization when no prior rules existed, but that is no longer the case. We now have a central government, laws, order (more or less), and those who still abide by rules from centuries ago hinder themselves from reaching their full potential.