Have you considered adding a few examples to the Claude code, maybe even having "Claude with examples" as a separate entry on the board? My expertise with Opus and Haiku and Sonnet is that they are extremely sensitive to examples, it helps them out a lot
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Building Custom AI Frameworks and Model Switching in Cursor
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No, I built my own framework! But you could do this in Cursor quite easily since you can switch models mid-conversation.
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Claude Function Prompts Using Gorilla Code Implementation
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That's using this code, right? https://
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Debug with GPT-4, Code with Claude 3 Strategy
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The biggest alpha in coding with AI right now is: Debug with GPT-4, Code with Claude 3. GPT-4 is still king when it comes to logic, but it's extremely lazy.
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Jamba Whitepaper: Hybrid SSM-Transformer Architecture Details
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The Jamba whitepaper details our in-depth ablations on this novel hybrid SSM-Transformer architecture, and how we chose to interleave Mamba, Transformer and MoE.
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Python Integer Singleton Implementation Detail Explained
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(Technically I think every call does share the same 3, but that's due to a Python implementation detail where integers below 255 are all allocated as singletons)
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Ruff Python Linter: Simplicity and Performance Benefits
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I really like Ruff these days for both simplicity and performance, looks like it has a rule for this https://
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Python Default Argument Trap: Correct Implementation Patterns
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Yeah, it's a nasty trap that one. I think there are linters that can spot it these days. The correct pattern looks like this: def my_function(a, b=None): b = b or [] … Or this if you want to support false-y values being passed for b: b = [] if b is None else b
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Developer Speaking at Replit Developer Day 2026
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Excited to announce I'll be a guest speaker at @Replit Developer Day tomorrow, April 2, in SF. So much of my story is tied to Replit. I'm thrilled to represent developers and talk about building tools for the next generation of creators. Don't miss the livestream
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Claude Maestro Update: Full Project Folder Structure Generation
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New update in Maestro 🔥
— Pietro Schirano (@skirano) 1 avril 2024
Now, when working on code projects, Claude will also return the entire project folder and structure when necessary, even choosing an appropriate name for the project. ⚡️ pic.twitter.com/B7OHXE3KIsNew update in Maestro Now, when working on code projects, Claude will also return the entire project folder and structure when necessary, even choosing an appropriate name for the project.