1. Do more in parallel
Spin up 3–5 git worktrees at once, each running its own Claude session in parallel. It's the single biggest productivity unlock, and the top tip from the team. Personally, I use multiple git checkouts, but most of the Claude Code team prefers worktrees -- it's the reason @amorriscode built native support for them into the Claude Desktop app!
Some people also name their worktrees and set up shell aliases (za, zb, zc) so they can hop between them in one keystroke. Others have a dedicated "analysis" worktree that's only for reading logs and running BigQuery
See https://t.co/yXde5dW1vZ
Rumors are circulating so we should probably tell you now.
Very soon, we're releasing a bridge to @base.
Base has more daily users than any of the competition—sometimes as many as 3 million!—so the choice to start here was simple.
@Coinbase wants to bring the world on chain, and Nockchain is for the world, so get ready.
imo most people still don’t get what cobie’s recent presence means for nockchain.
Historically, this individual only touches assets with serious conviction. and before you know it, we’ll be seeing one of those rare moments again.
Nock.
Working class Cobie saying he worked at Tesco starting with $200 now just got paid 9 motherfucking figures!
$375M + $25M for Echo and UpOnly
Two billionaires Techno Revenant and Cobie both billionaires bought into @nockchain $NOCK this week 🔥
⚪️Nock, nock... Supply shock?
Right now, we're so early on $NOCK, that in this phase blocks are coming in every ~4 minutes instead of 10 - meaning emissions temporarily have spiked to around 12–14M $NOCK per day (vs the usual 4.8M).
But in not even ~2.5 days, mining difficulty will jump 2.5x, slowing block production back to normal levels; right before the Halving hits 7 days later...
So within the next 10 days, daily emissions will drop so sharply that we'll effectively see a 5x supply reduction (12-14m => 2.4m).
Historically, every $BTC halving (2012 → 2016 → 2020) triggered multi-month price expansions, as new supply dried up while demand stayed steady. And I know it seems over-the-top for most, to compare $BTC with $NOCK in this early stage. But unlike $BTC, NOCK’s emission curve is way steeper: halvings happen faster, with higher initial flow which leads to a far more aggressive early-phase scarcity.
Let's see how this plays out. Chart looks ready to reprice, while tons of catalysts are lined up.