I've been using this method for several weeks. The issue I'm currently facing is that Claude Code incorrectly believes it has completed the task and then stops. Let me illustrate with a specific, simple example: fixing…
Thank you so much for your reply! Your advice has been really helpful. I was confused about this.
This is a really interesting idea. I actually have a toy project that does the complete opposite - I filter Hacker News to keep only the technical content, then use AI to generate summaries (which get translated into my…
I tested the tool more thoroughly using a strict method to review the code, but it couldn't find the problems mentioned in the article. golangci-lint run --enable-all --max-issues-per-linter=0 --max-same-issues=0
This comment unexpectedly received a few downvotes, which might be due to some misunderstanding. My point is as follows: 1. People choose Go for various reasons. 2. Beginners will encounter the issues mentioned in the…
I know, so this is a wish. Looking at other comment sections, there are actually linters that can warn about such behavior.
I like the Go language because it's straightforward and clear, even if it looks a bit plain. I hope the feature mentioned in the article will cause a compiler error. However, I wouldn't use this approach when writing my…
I feel the same way, so this post inspired me to think about "how to improve intelligence." If I encounter a problem that's difficult to solve (and more automated tools like Claude Code can't solve it), I might try to…
The scene you described helped me quickly grasp the whole situation! I'd like to add a new example. In your example, the most dangerous part is "the user being convinced to visit the BAD website." Here's my example: -…
I've been using this method for several weeks. The issue I'm currently facing is that Claude Code incorrectly believes it has completed the task and then stops. Let me illustrate with a specific, simple example: fixing…
Thank you so much for your reply! Your advice has been really helpful. I was confused about this.
This is a really interesting idea. I actually have a toy project that does the complete opposite - I filter Hacker News to keep only the technical content, then use AI to generate summaries (which get translated into my…
I tested the tool more thoroughly using a strict method to review the code, but it couldn't find the problems mentioned in the article. golangci-lint run --enable-all --max-issues-per-linter=0 --max-same-issues=0
This comment unexpectedly received a few downvotes, which might be due to some misunderstanding. My point is as follows: 1. People choose Go for various reasons. 2. Beginners will encounter the issues mentioned in the…
I know, so this is a wish. Looking at other comment sections, there are actually linters that can warn about such behavior.
I like the Go language because it's straightforward and clear, even if it looks a bit plain. I hope the feature mentioned in the article will cause a compiler error. However, I wouldn't use this approach when writing my…
I feel the same way, so this post inspired me to think about "how to improve intelligence." If I encounter a problem that's difficult to solve (and more automated tools like Claude Code can't solve it), I might try to…
The scene you described helped me quickly grasp the whole situation! I'd like to add a new example. In your example, the most dangerous part is "the user being convinced to visit the BAD website." Here's my example: -…