I've made it easier to get started with domain name search & analysis in Claude You can now download my WhoisMCP server directly Available on Windows (x64), macOS (x64 & arm64) and Linux (x64) Working on signing so no more security pop-ups github.com/elgertam/whois…

"Claude, I saw you installed a third-party package to handle CLI. Please use builtin tools or those in the standard library. Also, please package this with nix as a nix flake to keep all dependencies locked."

Am I missing something about the o3-pro model? So far I'm not able to download anything because of "file not found" errors, and that's after several minutes of waiting between prompts This feels like diminishing (even negative) returns

I know ChatGPT loves the em-dash (—), so now it's an indicia of LLM-generated text But how is the feeling about the en-dash (–)? I like to use that one rather frequently and don't want to start failing my human verification checks

Excellent 🧵

If you want to start a software startup, you should still learn to program. Even if AI writes most of your code, you'll still be in the position of an engineering manager, and to be a good engineering manager you have to be a programmer yourself.

With LLMs, yak shaving is the hot new thing

Just wait till your "technical cofounder" Claude is dealing with thread synchronization issues that are preventing the platform from scaling at 10PM on a Friday Seriously, don't do this Claude + a human is perfect, but Claude alone is a recipe for disaster

The first ten minutes of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly have no dialogue There is only a couple minutes of Ennio Morricone's superb score after the opening title Yet even in that time, you learn a whole lot about Tuco and Angel Eyes

I'm amazed so many people bought into the hype about AGI. What were you smoking? We need fundamentally new architectures to get there, just like the jumps between convolutional nets, deep learning & transformers I knew it 5 years ago when GPT-3 was brand new & state of the art

MCP is to LLMs as the web was in its Perl + CGI era