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the guy who single-handedly raised Anthropic's engineering productivity by 70% just dropped a new podcast. Boris Cherny laid out the 9 core patterns he changed in his workflow to get there. the 3 most common traps: > bloated CLAUDE.md files that tax every single prompt before you've typed a...

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