anyone know if there's a programmatic way to generate a Gamma slide deck from a markdown outline (like the /create/paste feature, but via api)? something like a POST call or integration trigger or maybe n8n/gumloop thing? (cc Jon Noronha )

i just closed ~200 browser tabs. i think some had been minimized for over 2y any fellow chaotic tab hoarders out there?

i still don't know what .mjs or .cjs files are, and at this point i'm afraid to ask

Just had my first fully "spec-driven dev" experience, pretty interesting I built a little open source python lib + cli tool (will share more soon) I didn't write a single line of code. Instead I used Opus to iterate on READMEs, TESTING plans, and a few specs (describing edge

I gave a fun/zany talk at my local AI Builders meetup Luckily Dion Almaer wrote it up so I don't have to I'm quite excited about some of the underlying ideas here, so a lot more to come (soon)

I quite often add "no code, discuss first" when working with an LLM If I want feedback about an idea or draft, "be critical, not sycophantic" seems to help When working on a bug, I'll say "root cause before you fix" Any other weird incantations like this folks find useful?

Anyone know if it's helpful to document "commands" for AI tools like claude code? Anthropic's best practices suggest yes, so i put stuff like this in my CLAUDE.md. But shouldn't it be able to just read my package.json? (I wish I could add comments there instead)

how am i supposed to work if claude is down? am i supposed to write code and tests...by hand, like typing each character? that's like saying i should write assembly or punchcards because my C compiler is down

LLMs are fuzzy microprocessors for 2 years i've been thinking about this - what if we had fuzzy compilers? fuzzy MapReduce? fuzzy design systems? what if we could program in plain english? i’ll be exploring here: fuzzycomputer.com/about models are finally good enough to build