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The 5 habits I give every new Claude Code user — context as a budget, goal-first prompts, iteration over perfection, build skills the moment you do something twice, and use /gitresearch to scout GitHub for upgrades.
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Hong Kong financial advisor tries every tool in the market — small indie CRMs, the big-brand HK platforms, his own Excel. None of them are right. Then Claude Code lets him build the option that didn't exist.
Opus 4.6 to 4.7 in three weeks. ChatGPT just shipped. The pace broke. Here's why waiting is the most expensive thing you can do.
Three weeks after building a lean Claude Code workspace, it bloated anyway. Here's what I do every day to keep it lean.
Karpathy posted about LLM Knowledge Bases. I built it that night. 629 notes became 73 wiki pages.
From empty GitHub stubs to 162 funds tracked, two AI agents that argue, and a system that says no.
Claude Code can react when things happen, run tasks on a schedule, and learn new abilities you install in seconds. Three systems make this possible — skills, hooks, and crons. Here's what happened when I set all three up in the same week.
OpenAI shut down Sora six months after launch, three months after a billion-dollar Disney deal, and one day after publishing its safety standards. The math was brutal: $15 million a day in costs, $2.1 million lifetime revenue. Hollywood-quality AI video was never a product for regular people.
Every AI session that starts from scratch wastes tokens. Here's the 3-part system that fixes it.
Claude Code is geo-blocked in HK. Here's how I got it running with a VPN, crypto card, and terminal fix.
NVIDIA's CEO just told the world that AI isn't alien, non-coders are the future of building, and if you're not spending on AI tokens, you're falling behind. Here's what that means for people like us.
Five years ago, building an app required a dev team and $50K. I built three this week by talking to my computer. This isn't hype — here's exactly what happened.
Three days after getting my AI running, it crashed while I was in Japan. That lobster moment changed how I think about building with AI.
Three days, dozens of errors, and zero technical background. This is what it actually takes to run your own AI.
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