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A Single Image Explaining What 'Chain of Thought' Prompt Engineering Is
Stop asking AI questions the naive way. One screenshot shows you how the professionals train AI to think.
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5 Lessons I Learned Selling Tools After 18 Months of Public Development
An indie developer's experience validated over 18 months: Don't sell features, sell time. Don't make documentation, make UI. The best marketing is a great product.
Running Claude Code Locally: It's Truly Free, But Not as Great as You Think
Running Claude Code locally without spending a penny sounds great. But after going through the actual process, there are some things you should know in advance.
Claude Code Leaked, the Moat Isn’t the Model
A cleaned-up version of the Claude Code open-source project is gaining attention. Some point out that the real moat isn’t in the code itself, but in the configurations and context you’ve accumulated.
“Lore” is Replacing “Senior”
An interesting perspective is gaining traction in AI developer circles: Calling yourself a "Senior Developer" actually makes you seem out of touch. True seniority means knowing how to direct AI to work.
After Claude Code Source Code Leak, Community Dissects the Architecture
Anthropic accidentally leaked the TypeScript source code for Claude Code. Instead of hunting for the original code, the community's immediate reaction was to analyze its architecture—how the memory system works, how the tool use logic is implemented. Someone went further, using AI to rewrite the entire thing in Python overnight. Copyright law in the AI era might truly need a rethink.
Explaining Agent in One Sentence
What exactly is an Agent? Zhang Yaqin provides an answer with four key terms.
After Claude Code Source Code Leaked, Someone Analyzed It Using OpenAI's Codex
A bug worth hundreds of thousands of dollars was fixed with three lines of code. Anthropic has officially confirmed it is investigating the issue.
Anthropic Source Code Leak: 512,000 Lines of Code Reveal Another Side of AI Competition
A "packaging error" exposed 512,000 lines of Claude Code's source code. The real moat isn't the model, but that 90% deterministic state machine. Someone has already started clean-room rewriting, and one project got 49k stars overnight. But the most ironic part is: they created an Undercover Mode to prevent leaks, only to become the source of the leak themselves.
