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Voice mode inside Claude Code is so nice. It does a really good job at capturing tech jargon and while I'm still pretty skeptical of voice as a primary input medium in general, I have found myself using it more and more.

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This cause Vaggie's voice was much better in the pilot, Stephanie Beatriz is a great VA and I'm pretty sure it was the voice direction that led to Vaggie being monotone, but Vaggie in the series doesn't have as much emotion than she did in the pilot and it takes me out of it

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A good bench vice does more than just hold your workpiece for you, It could move mountains if you wanted it to. Mine cops quite a bit of misuse yet is still solid as a rock and does the job without fail every time.

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We (Claude and I) made a new package: voxmlx It's an MLX implementation of Mistral's Voxtral mini realtime speech recognition model. It supports streaming audio and runs pretty fast on a laptop. To use it, simply: `uvx voxmlx` Also I did not write a single line of code for this package. Every line of code was written by Claude Code. More on that in thread.

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33,896 views • 5 months ago

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70,315 views • 10 months ago

Hey... so... Claude Code is really good at design?? 👀 This was a ONE SHOT PROMPT. 🤯 We always asked Lovable to build "Design System" pages for our apps and they were always meh. We asked Claude Code to take a swing at it just based on our logo, a font, and brand colors. This is... really, really good for a one-shot prompt.

Jason Zook

102,686 views • 4 months ago

i built a plugin that lets Claude Code continuously self-improve ie, while you work, it notices patterns and asks to upgrade itself by absorbing them as new commands, skills, or even agents so the more you build together, the more capable it becomes

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Felix Lee

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353,763 views • 1 month ago

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For so many years I've wanted a Spotify app with a small window, good hotkeys, low resource usage, and that's just quick to navigate around. So I finally decided to build it. I've been using it myself and I'm very pleased with it ✌️ It's still in progress but very promising!

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70,096 views • 6 months ago

Okay this is actually crazy. You can literally give your Claude a personality, a voice, a whole creative brain with Pika MCP. I connected this in literally 2 minutes. And it just… creates whatever you throw at it Pikafy your Claude.

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91,477 views • 2 months ago

built a dropdown menu with directional detection using Claude today It uses a triangle-based safe zone to keep submenus open while the cursor is moving toward them, so multi-level navigation feels much smoother and satisfying. I know this pattern already exists, but building it myself with Claude as a designer felt different.

built a dropdown menu with directional detection using Claude today It uses a triangle-based safe zone to keep submenus open while the cursor is moving toward them, so multi-level navigation feels much smoother and satisfying. I know this pattern already exists, but building it myself with Claude as a designer felt different.

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