I've been using Claude Code to build an AI tool, and this is what I've learned the hard way. I was using VS Studio Code and Claude Code inside the IDE. Some terms around UI may not apply to you. Always: Make small changes, test if it works before moving on. Make commits on each task (like auto-saving). Pick a task you will complete in this commit, write the message/task description ahead of time. Once completed, commit and sync changes. This helps me avoid creating a long str

Making coding accessible to anyone was the biggest focus for AI models this year. Now, it's finally starting to feel real with Opus 4.5, Anthropic's latest release. If you haven't heard of vibe coding by now, just take a minute to scroll through Twitter - stories of people building fully working prototypes in minutes or products over weekends are easy to find. Using platforms like Replit, v0, Lovable base44 or bolt, people can describe what they want and get a functioning pie

Some of the richest insights are from recordings of your users responding to a concept - people talking out loud, figuring out their thoughts and forming opinions on the fly. But if you ask them to write out their thoughts (for better research analysis), they don't seem to remember most of the details they were sharing just a moment ago. Or they simply don't want to take the time to write a descriptive summary. After all, they're trying to finish the study and get back to the

In "AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order," Dr. Kai-Fu Lee, with his rich background in the tech world (including significant academic contributions to machine learning and executive experiences at Apple, SGI, Microsoft, and Google), delves into the complexities of AI and its impact on the global stage. He offers insights on how AI might automate jobs, and stresses the importance of data, comparing its value to oil in the digital age. Lee also contras