22: With Claude, I'm doing the right things better and quicker

from Runtime Arguments · host Jim McQuillan & Wolf

In episode 8, Wolf talks about using AI to write code; and a bit of the landscape around that. In this episode, he describes what he’s learned on his journey from just coding to using AI as a major tool in his toolbox for addressing friction in every area of (mostly) work and (a bit of) life.Less about the landscape and more about the applications, the reasoning, the big-picture, and having the right expectations.Links:Claude best practices guide - https://code.claude.com/docs/en/best-practicesClaude Opus 4.6: The Biggest AI Jump I've Covered – It's Not Close - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKk77rzOL34The OpenClaw Saga: Zuckerberg Begged This developer to Join Meta. He Said No - https://youtu.be/5IzPLjqkFaE?si=P-2Ba1WHXmkU_zOjSeth Godin - https://seths.blog/2026/02/how-to-write-a-coaching-learning-prompt/Hosts:Jim McQuillan can be reached at [email protected] can be reached at [email protected] us on Mastodon: @[email protected] you have feedback for us, please send it to [email protected] our webpage at http://RuntimeArguments.fmTheme music:Dawn by nuer self, from the album Digital Sky

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