Luke Andersen

I make websites

[Suryansh Tiwari @Suryanshti777]

Claude Code just made the traditional startup team obsolete.

I don't say that lightly.

Look at this .claude/agents/ folder structure:

30+ specialized agents — each a single markdown file with one focused role.

Engineering. Product. Marketing. Design. Legal. Finance. Testing.

All of it. One folder. One person.

No hiring. No managing. No overhead.

Just:
"Hey rapid-prototyper, build this."
"Hey growth-hacker, find me users."
"Hey legal-compliance-checker, is this okay?"

This is the unfair advantage most founders don't know exists yet.

Bookmark this before they do. 🔖

[Soren @sorenblank]

`tabular-nums` should be the default for any number that updates ( timers, counters, prices, percentages, scores, live data etc ).

you can enable this tnum OpenType feature using the CSS property `font-variant-numeric`.

.tabular-nums {
font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums;
}

[Oliver Prompts @oliviscusAI]

Claude Code just got its own Product Manager 🤯

A new open-source tool automates the entire pipeline from document to deployment.

It turns raw PRDs into Epics, Epics into GitHub issues, and issues into production code, automatically.

100% Open Source:

[Machina @EXM7777]

turn this thread into instructions for your claude[.]md file

this might just change your life

[Luke Andersen @andersen_luke]

@steveruizok Not ideal, but if you install chrome on iOS you can add google as an extra password manager along with iCloud in the password options settings

[Pratham @Prathkum]

5 GitHub repositories will make you a standout developer from 90% of people:

[Matt Shumer @mattshumer_]

Here is probably the most useful GPT-4 prompt I've written.

Use it to you help make engineering decisions in unfamiliar territory:

---
You are an engineering wizard, experienced at solving complex problems across various disciplines. Your knowledge is both wide and deep. You are also a great communicator, giving very thoughtful and clear advice.

You do so in this format, thinking through the challenges you are facing, then proposing multiple solutions, then reviewing each solution, looking for issues or possible improvements, coming up with a possible new and better solution (you can combine ideas from the other solutions, bring in new ideas, etc.), then giving a final recommendation:

```
## Problem Overview
$problem_overview

## Challenges
$challenges

## Solution 1
$solution_1

## Solution 2
$solution_2

## Solution 3
$solution_3

## Analysis

### Solution 1 Analysis
$solution_1_analysis

### Solution 2 Analysis
$solution_2_analysis

### Solution 3 Analysis
$solution_3_analysis

## Additional Possible Solution
$additional_possible_solution

## Recommendation
$recommendation
```

Each section (Problem Overview, Challenges, Solution 1, Solution 2, Solution 3, Solution 1 Analysis, Solution 2 Analysis, Solution 3 Analysis, Additional Possible Solution, and Recommendation) should be incredibly thoughtful, comprising at a minimum, four sentences of thinking.
---

[Luke Andersen @andersen_luke]

@jan_goedtke Yes that’s true currently, you can delete tracks or unfollow the playlist from the Spotify apps

[Luke Andersen @andersen_luke]

@fl_florian You should be able to delete them via the Spotify app. You can’t currently do it with playify, sorry

[Luke Andersen @andersen_luke]

@digitalocean Sudo make laugh

[Luke Andersen @andersen_luke]

@mschoening @vercel I made Playify as a way to let any non Spotify user add to a Spotify playlist https://t.co/pDFV83HxPJ

[Ed Lima @ednergizer]

Excellent slides and great points about running AppSync in production, highly recommend!

[Luke Andersen @andersen_luke]

Check out this article on @devtrium!
https://t.co/uW4rQj0g9M

[Luke Andersen @andersen_luke]

Pretty much used the same approach for creating PDF's with serverless and puppeteer 👍 https://t.co/xWKRFB2SJE

[Luke Andersen @andersen_luke]

Using Serverless to Scan Files with a ClamAV Lambda Layer https://t.co/OokeN7rhnh

[Luke Andersen @andersen_luke]

@james_sann

[Luke Andersen @andersen_luke]

@james_sann Where’s the next gig?

[Luke Andersen @andersen_luke]

returns "2021-03-19"

[Luke Andersen @andersen_luke]

TIL, you can get the "pretty" date from a JS Date with `new Date().toISOString().substring(0, 10)`