Boris Cherny (@bcherny) 's Twitter Profile
Boris Cherny

@bcherny

@anthropic labs

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Mikeal Rogers (@mikeal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I've seen the future, and someone is complaining in a GitHub issue because my module doesn't work anymore in old Node.js versions cause I'm using Object.fromEntries(). Totally worth it tho.

Chrome for Developers (@chromiumdev) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ah, it's weekend already✨ This week Chrome 72 went on stable🎉 Check out what's new in this version of chrome from Pete LePage youtu.be/coh1k7TY1P0

Axel Rauschmayer (INACTIVE) (@rauschma) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In longer switch statements, I occasionally do: switch (value) { case 1: { ··· break; } case 2: { ··· break; } } Benefit: each case can declare its own variables, without having to worry about name clashes.

Dan Vanderkam 🦋 (@danvdk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When @TypeScript type inference goes wrong, you can often use a typed identity function to set it right. This post explores a few variations on this: effectivetypescript.com/2020/06/16/typ… h/t to Boris Cherny for teaching me about "tuple"!

Jordan Eldredge (@captbaritone) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My TSConf talk is finally to YouTube! Faster, Safer: Compiling Untrusted Code to WebAssembly in the Browser youtube.com/watch?v=hZzjrg…

Digiconomist (@digieconomist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Some statistics to start the year: During 2021 Bitcoin consumed 134 TWh in total, which is comparable to the electrical energy consumed by a country like Argentina. Related CO2 emissions were ~64 Mt; enough to negate the entire global net savings from deploying EVs.

Jordan Eldredge (@captbaritone) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’ve written a guest post for the ESLint blog: Interesting bugs caught by no-constant-binary-expression The post examines the wide variety of real bugs that the rule has detected in popular projects like VS Code, Firefox, Webpack, and internally at Meta. eslint.org/blog/2022/07/i…

Instagram (@instagram) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New map, who this? 🌐🗺️ Now you can now find popular locations around you or filter by categories like cafes or beauty salons.

New map, who this? 🌐🗺️

Now you can now find popular locations around you or filter by categories like cafes or beauty salons.
Anthropic (@anthropicai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Introducing Claude 3.7 Sonnet: our most intelligent model to date. It's a hybrid reasoning model, producing near-instant responses or extended, step-by-step thinking. One model, two ways to think. We’re also releasing an agentic coding tool: Claude Code.

Anthropic (@anthropicai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This approach has made Sonnet the model of choice for developers worldwide. In addition to our new model, we're launching Claude Code, our first coding tool, in a limited research preview. With Claude Code, you can delegate substantial tasks to Claude—right from your terminal.

Alex Albert (@alexalbert__) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We're opening limited access to a research preview of a new agentic coding tool we're building: Claude Code. You'll get Claude-powered code assistance, file operations, and task execution directly from your terminal. Here’s what it can do:

We're opening limited access to a research preview of a new agentic coding tool we're building: Claude Code.

You'll get Claude-powered code assistance, file operations, and task execution directly from your terminal.

Here’s what it can do:
Mike Krieger (@mikeyk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today, we introduced Claude 3.7 Sonnet and Claude Code! Claude 3.7 Sonnet is our smartest model yet and the first hybrid reasoning model on the market. Claude Code is a command line tool for agentic coding, so developers can hand off complex engineering jobs to Claude. Can't

Erik Schluntz (@erikschluntz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What happens when you let Claude work on the same problem not just for a few seconds but for a few hours? Claude speeds up my work everyday, but I still need to be there, pairing with it. As an experiment, I set up a sandbox where Claude could keep working indefinitely... 🧵

What happens when you let Claude work on the same problem not just for a few seconds but for a few hours?

Claude speeds up my work everyday, but I still need to be there, pairing with it. As an experiment, I set up a sandbox where Claude could keep working indefinitely... 🧵
Boris Cherny (@bcherny) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Introducing Sonnet 3.7 and Claude Code, Anthropic’s new agentic coding assistant. The team and I have been hacking on Code for a while — can’t wait to hear what everyone thinks. anthropic.com/news/claude-3-…

Sid (@sidbidasaria) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Claude Code team just mailed out hand written notes and stickers to users who cracked our Sticker Easter Egg!! Seeing 750+ of you discover our little secret made our dev hearts skip a beat. Stay tuned for more 🔍✨

The Claude Code team just mailed out hand written notes and stickers to users who cracked our Sticker Easter Egg!! Seeing 750+ of you discover our little secret made our dev hearts skip a beat. Stay tuned for more 🔍✨
Boris Cherny (@bcherny) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thanks to Claude Code users for contributing incredible feedback! We just shipped more features based on what we’re hearing from you all. See Cat’s thread for details on auto-accept mode, auto-compact for context, and filepath autocomplete.

Boris Cherny (@bcherny) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thanks swyx + AI Engineer World's Fair for hosting me for a talk on the big stage last week! I did a speed run through the evolution of coding UX since the 1950's, and where I think we're headed. Video: youtube.com/watch?v=U-fMsb… Slides: docs.google.com/presentation/d…