2025-11-28

RT Boris Cherny I wanted to share a bunch of my favorite hidden and under-utilized features in Claude Code. I'll focus on the ones I use the most. Here goes.

Can't tell if my plane WiFi sucks or if Claude's down again - at least X is working

So many PR's to land tonight for GStack. The community is amazing and giving me so many good ideas and fixing bugs. Thank you to the #gstackfam

Everyone can code kenny 🥀: @garrytan I don't have idea about coding but with gstack I can finally make a decent work, good job Garry

Oakland City Council members want to give themselves a massive pay raise. The city has a projected $100M structural budget deficit and one of the highest property crime rates in the country. The audacity is breathtaking. https://gli.st/4lhxjcm8

RT Gianmatteo Costanza Ronen was MIA, now Fielder is next. The Mission remains neglected as more mentally unstable addicts are moved here from TL/SOMA, with no pushback. Governance was outsourced long ago to nonprofits and pressure groups, who are fine with a pseudo supervisor approving their budgets. San Francisco Chronicle: Supervisor Jackie Fielder, who represents the Mission, Bernal Heights and the Portola, will make a decision about her next steps after she recovers. https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/s-f-supe-jackie-fielder-mental-health-22158435.php?taid=69c9e06397e3d300011d85ed&utm_campaign=trueanthem%2B3988&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

morluto was my first outside GStack contributor morluto: @garrytan honored to have written the first PR! the design-review skills really encode a lot of domain expertise I find it incredible how it keeps getting better in different dimensions https://x.com/morluto/status/2033264287792480654?s=46

RT amrit git worktrees were lying in the shadows for so many years then the need to run parallel agents revealed the light to us

RT Shashi (シャシ) I think coding is slowly killing my design taste. ever since I started spending more time inside IDEs, something’s shifted in my brain. earlier, my default mode was pure design, obsessing over spacing, micro-interactions, tiny details that no one notices but everyone feels. now I start with constraints. scalability, edge cases, timelines, dev effort. “can we build this?” shows up way before “does this feel right?” and the weird part is I still see everything. I know when something feels off, when it could be pushed further, when it lacks that sharpness. I just… don’t go there anymore. I cut iterations faster. I compromise earlier. I settle for “this works” instead of “this feels right.” I think being close to code rewires you. you start filtering ideas through feasibility, and slowly, taste takes a backseat to practicality. craft gets replaced by closure. and it’s such a silent shift you don’t even realise it’s happening. is this growth or is this how designers slowly lose their edge without even noticing it ?

RT Cheng Lou Re 🚨 Hello! This post reached beyond its original audience. If you're wondering why you'd want dancing balls while reading: you don't. It's a demo to showcase the expressivity & performance of the system for designers & engineers For immediate benefits, see https://x.com/_chenglou/status/2038497396033012131 Cheng Lou: Latex fans assemble! It's time to use Pretext's expressive controls to improve text readability. @Somnai_dreams implemented the Knuth-Plass algorithm to reduce reading churn on long paragraphs of text: https://chenglou.me/pretext/justification-comparison/