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Eliezer Yudkowsky @allTheYud

Eliezer Yudkowsky (@allTheYud) — Jul 30 It's strange now to read stories like "A Deepness in the Sky" where people are flying around in interstellar spaceships; and yet when they need a piece of software, they look for something already written, rather than telling Claude to write it for them.
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Yudkowsky tweet remarking on the anachronism of older science fiction (Vernor Vinge's "A Deepness in the Sky") depicting advanced interstellar civilizations that still rely on manually written/found legacy software rather than AI-generated code, using Claude as the reference point for present-day capability.

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@gfodor

gfodor.id ✓ @gfodor · 41m "Hey, lets change this function to add three numbers instead of two" "Sure. I'll update that function, and maintain the old function as a fallback." FUUUUUUUUU
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Short comedic post about AI coding assistant over-caution/duplication behavior; no images.

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web weaver @deepfates

reply from @davidad

@deepfates: "This is what programming is like now" [GIF: Sorcerer's Apprentice Mickey Mouse standing next to an enchanted broom carrying two buckets of water, from Disney's Fantasia] 9:41 AM · Jan 28, 2026 · 60.9K Views 33 replies, 187 reposts, 1.9K likes, 189 bookmarks Reply — @davidad: "the water is Markdown files?" 3 replies, 20 likes, 1K views Reply — @deepfates: "Tokens.... Tokens everywhere"
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A meme comparing AI-agentic coding workflows to the Sorcerer's Apprentice — spawning autonomous helpers (agents/brooms) that keep working and multiplying, with replies riffing on "Markdown files" and "tokens" as the water. Light commentary on the felt experience of delegating coding work to LLM agents.

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Yoav Tzfati @yoavtzfati

[continuation, previous tweet cut off at top] ...complementary strengths. v0 excels at creating polished visual interfaces quickly. Common workflow: get a visual mockup from v0, then bring it to Claude Code as a reference for building the full functionality 💬1 🔁 ❤2 📊77 ↗ Yoav Tzfati @yoavtzfati · 21h 10/ Stack that made this possible: @claude_code by @AnthropicAI, @convex_dev, @tailwindcss + @daisyui_, @tan_stack router/query/form, @ClerkDev, @reactjs, @playwrightweb MCP + custom MCP for long-running dev commands. Easy for Claude to pilot and covers 80% of web apps 💬1 🔁 ❤3 📊92 ↗ Yoav Tzfati @yoavtzfati · 21h 11/ I started planning before Claude 4 launched, anticipating the release. The timing was perfect — Claude is now just smart enough to code fully functional apps on its own. People underestimate both where we're currently at, and the continued future exponential scaling 💬1 🔁 ❤2 📊74 ↗ Yoav Tzfati @yoavtzfati · 21h 12/ Unlike web-based builders, I'm not monetizing these tools — which means I can require some upfront learning. A little education goes a long way: my students handled developer tools just fine. Optimizing for capability over convenience.
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A thread by developer Yoav Tzfati describing a Claude Code-based development stack/workflow (Claude Code + v0 + Convex + Tailwind + Clerk + Playwright MCP) for building web apps, with commentary that Claude 4 crossed a capability threshold for autonomous app-building. General AI-coding-capabilities content, tangential to Nathan's capability-trajectory tracking.

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