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Anthropic Cast

06/04/25

@ Anthropic

I haven't written a unit test in months because Opus writes my tests perfectly the first time, making the process more hands-off.

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A conversation on Claude Code

@ Anthropic

06/04/25

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Anthropic Cast

06/04/25

@ Anthropic

Running Opus in GitHub Actions allows me to assign tasks, and it autonomously completes them, returning the correct results on the first attempt, which is an amazing experience.

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Anthropic Cast

06/04/25

@ Anthropic

Opus is a significant advancement over Sonnet, as it understands my intent well and can one-shot many tasks that previous models struggled with.

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John Ousterhout

04/09/25

@ The Pragmatic Engineer

I advocate for writing tests when fixing bugs, as it helps ensure that the bug is properly addressed.

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Y Combinator Cast

04/25/25

@ Y Combinator

Write high-level integration tests instead of low-level unit tests. Simulate user interactions to ensure features work end-to-end before moving on to the next feature.

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Anthropic Cast

06/04/25

@ Anthropic

I typically use Claude for simple tasks like writing tests or bug fixes through GitHub issues, while more complex tasks require my involvement to refine the output.

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Max Johnson

05/16/25

@ OpenAI

When I notice small problems in the code, I can send them to Codex instead of stopping my workflow to fix them immediately.

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Michael Paulson

03/23/25

@ Lex Fridman

Creating powerful systems that work correctly most of the time brings me joy, especially when I can stress test them and ensure they function as intended.

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Tom Blomfield

04/25/25

@ Y Combinator

Start vibe coding by crafting your test cases first, then let the LLM generate the code based on those tests, ensuring quality control.

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Tom Segura

05/19/25

@ Andrew Huberman

My writing process involves capturing the kernel of an idea and testing it on stage rather than writing it out in full beforehand.