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- johnky...
My Journey with Claude Code
The more I use Claude Code, the more impressed I become. I keep throwing progressively harder problems at it, and whenever the problem is conceptually tractable, it can usually just solve it.... - annabeth...
- KC2KC2...
I fix things when I can, and I learn how to fix things when I can't.
Hi im Kenny, I’m here to help someone with a problem that Noone else has been able to help with. I dont know who this is meant for, but if you find this post reaches you at a moment of complete chaos and confusion in a unique situation that noone can bring clarity to please let... Humans are special because we CREATE NEW KNOWLEDGE. All of the knowledge in an AI model came from people creating it including the knowledge of the AI model itself. We at The Society of Problem solvers on Substack tackle this line of thinking a lot.... - JulieI...
And don't you love it! Maybe we need to think about the non-logical paths data can follow. I don't program but do you ever put a bug in or supply bogus data just to see what happens? Be prepared for any outcome? And, AFTER we see what happens, choose our response.... something related happened to me a while back. In general I am on the personal responsibility side of things, but the way this shows up can be tricky since I'm skilled at taking more responsibility than I should: One day about five years ago my wife and I had a bunch of fleas in... yes! I think this is part of the reason the we need to refocus on what we’re solving and how, rather than simply ringing the alarm bell. We’re so intelligent and creative! What other examples are there like Boyan Slat? What other related problems?... - renee...