Bro… el ingeniero que CREÓ Claude Code soltó un video de 28 minutos y me voló la cabeza
Olvídate de los prompts genéricos que todo el mundo copia y pega
Este tipo te enseña exactamente cómo sacar el 300% de Claude: archivos CLAUDE.md, memoria permanente, sesiones paralelas y trucos de prompting que nadie te cuenta
Pagué cursos de 300 dólares que no llegan ni a la mitad de lo que él explica en los primeros 10 minutos
Y lo mejor: es gratis
No importa si estás empezando o si ya programas todo el día…
después de ver esto vas a usar la IA de una forma que ni sabías que existía
Guárdalo. Vas a volver mil veces 🔖
Unless they release the SUV within hours, clean and sell it immediately.
Remove and destroy his clothing and that of his "security" team that handled him.
Have him cleaned, dressed and in a casket less than 30 hours from his death.
Dig out 10 inches of dirt and pave over the crime scene within 4 days.
Immediately release his necklace and phone to his wife.
But that could never happen, right?
Here is a list of the 7 Republicans who voted AGAINST the NDAA, merging the United States military with Israel.
-Josh Brecheen (OK)
-Tim Burchett (TN)
-Eli Crane (AZ)
-Harriet Hageman (WY)
-Anna Paulina Luna (FL)
-Thomas Massie (KY)
-Chip Roy (TX)
Thank you, Patriots.
The House is scheduled to vote this week on a National Defense Authorization that would integrate our military tech & supply chains with Israel’s.
Today, the Rules Committee will decide whether my amendment to strip section 219 will get a vote.
RT to support the Massie amdt.!
I don’t want to "download the app" to pay for parking. I don’t want to "create an account" to see a menu. I don’t want to "provide feedback" on a 30-second interaction. I just want to exist in the physical world without a digital leash.
Isn’t it weird how unsubsidized consumer goods like TVs, appliances, clothes, all get cheaper and cheaper…while anything government puts its hands on, healthcare, housing, food, tuition, cars, utilities…just gets more and more unaffordable?
Oh well. Probably nothing.
The World Cup ends today. One game left. By tomorrow most of you visitors will be packing up, heading to the airport, going home.
So before you go, let me say the thing I actually want to say.
A few weeks ago I wrote a silly post about all the things you were discovering here. Free refills. Free water. Ice like civilized people. Chips and salsa before you even order. Air conditioning that is a fact and not a moral debate. Drive-throughs. Ranch by the gallon. The Germans standing in the HEB meat aisle in reverent silence, finally understanding why we do not have trains. Buc-ee’s, for which there are still no words.
It blew up, because it was true, and because you were so delightfully stunned by all of it.
Even the Wall Street Journal caught on. Their headline this week: how the US lost the World Cup and won over the world. We did not lift the trophy. But apparently we lifted something else.
We even learned a few things about ourselves along the way. Like the fact that Elon Musk, the single richest man on the planet, shops at HEB. Just rolls in and queues up for fresh tortillas with everybody else. The man could buy the tortilla company, the state it is in, and the moon it sits under, and instead he is standing in line at the hot-tortilla counter like the rest of us, because that is where the good ones are. Only in America is the wealthiest human alive elbow to elbow with a mom of four at the salsa bar. That is the whole country in one aisle.
And here is the part I want every one of you to hear on your way out the door.
None of it was a show.
We did not roll all this out because you were coming. The ice was always there. The refills were always free. The grocery stores were always the size of aircraft hangars at ten on a Tuesday. The stranger who adopted your whole section, the guy who gave you a ride, the waitress who remembered your order, the family that invited you to the cookout, that is not World Cup America. That is just America. That is Tuesday.
We are exactly like this when nobody is visiting. Loud, generous, ridiculous, overfed, and genuinely thrilled you came. We will still be exactly like this tomorrow when the stands are empty and the flags come down.
So thank you. To everyone who came, who sang in our streets, who cleaned our stadiums, who turned our cities orange and filled our bars and taught us your chants. You were wonderful guests, and you made a country that just turned 250 feel young and seen and loved.
And to everyone who could not make it this time, the door does not close today. We meant all of it. Come whenever. The porch light stays on, the fridge stays full, and there is always room for one more at the table.
You found out who we are these last few weeks.
Good news. We are like this all the time.
Safe travels home.
Y’all come back now, you hear. 🦋
I can’t be the only one looking forward to Turning Point USA execs and resident goofus @blakeneff’s response to this.
Think they’ll call a Seal Team 6 sniper a lying sociopath? Get their influencers to smear a Brigadier General? Ask Brian Harpole to sue them or run their usual Pastor bit and call these men “demonic”?
What’s your move here, @AndrewKolvet? Got another report on “Digital Assassin culture” cooking?
Everything @RealCandaceO initially addressed and spoke to and of is now being considered perhaps reluctantly but considered nonetheless as a legitimate alternative theory explicating what actually happened on 10 September. See how that works?
I was running out of ground beef, so I sent a message to the local family I buy beef from:
Me: "I'm almost out of ground beef. Do you have any more?"
Them: "We don't have ground beef, but we do have ground pork sausage. Do you eat pork? Would you like to try some?"
Me: "I'd love to try some!"
We set up a time to meet, and I headed to their house.
The husband came out holding a bag with 5lbs of ground pork sausage.
Me: "How much do I owe you?"
Him: "Nothing! We wanted to give you some samples before you decided if you wanted to buy some or not."
The wife comes out and we all start chit-chatting.
I found out that they're now raising some pigs, and they're trading one of their bulls for a couple of buffalo and are trying to grow a small herd.
We talk about family and God. They ask about my daughter. I ask them how the homeschooling of their kids is going.
I told them I love how they built a large greenhouse to have groups of other kids come over to learn about growing food and to have bible study crafts and activities.
We talk about the sacrifices we all make to follow God's plan.
The meat I get from them might be a tiny bit more expensive per/lb than buying from a place like Costco, Sam's Club, or Grocery Outlet, but I get to know the family, their values, and how they raise their animals.
I'm supporting local farmers who are also Christians. People who are living their life, raising their kids, and making sacrifices according to what they believe is God's plan for them.
It makes the price completely worth it.
I know we're all very upset about them going out without even a whimper, but I'll be damned if the six games from Senegal to Bosnia wasn't most fun I've had watching this team in forever.
Now, please, go out and capitalize on this momentum