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Claude Code made key sections of my launch video for me (quoted) In this specific chunk, I had Claude write out a fake terminal interaction using ANSI codes so I could time it out to the music and create the ANSI explosion effect! There are a couple other tricks... show more

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Okay I owe you guys an apology. I've been using AI wrong this entire time. literally burning hours in figma trying to build sections when Claude Design does the same thing in minutes. And somehow it's responsive??. Take my money Claude, all of it. I'll build out more sections, and share progress with you fine people. 🎯 Yeah, whole stack is getting redone. #claude

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