jsturgill

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by jsturgill 28d ago
Anybody checked it out yet? Thoughts?
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by jsturgill 1mo ago
My team still reviews one another's code, but for my personal projects it's Claude writing and Claude reviewing.
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by jsturgill 1mo ago
Cool app. I enjoy the variety of game options, not just guessing the flag.
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Show HN: FlashFrame-Free Browser-Based Fast Multiplayer Movie Guessing Game(playflashframe.com)
1 points by jsturgill 1mo ago|1 comments
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by jsturgill 2mo ago
I'm a movie guy and my friends and I play some daily movie frame guessing games. While fun, none of them are multiplayer or timed. For fun (and learning) Claude Code and I created a fast-paced, multiplayer movie guessing game over the
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by jsturgill 2mo ago
I'm sure others have suggested this too, but learn and master fundamentals like systems design and architecture, the SDLC, product management, etc. Try to keep up with AI news and developments, but don't let it distract you from t
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by jsturgill 2mo ago
No, I don't write code at all. I'm in engineering leadership and manage many engineers (devs, SREs, QAs, etc.) but am not a software engineer myself. The goal for me was to really understand the landscape and to be able to confide
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by jsturgill 2mo ago
I've been using Claude Code for about a month. I'm on the $20/month plan. I mostly use whatever the current Sonnet model is, as it does the level of coding/reasoning I need without chewing up a ton of my credits, only sw
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by jsturgill 2mo ago
I had not "vibe-coded" at all. I decided to learn I would build a game I would be passionate about. I jumped in head first with Claude Code and am absolutely blown away with the power and ease of use. I went from just an idea to a