Intelligence.Log

2026-04-16

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Today's focus is on AI-assisted development, highlighted by Simon Willison's praise for a Claude.ai feature that can clone and interrogate GitHub repositories to answer questions or generate new code. This underscores a growing trend of AI deeply integrating with the developer workflow, moving beyond simple chat to become a dynamic tool for code comprehension and reuse. Meanwhile, a nostalgic counterpoint emerges from Marc Lanctot's replay of "Dungeons of Dr. Creep" on original Commodore 64 hardware, reflecting a continued interest in retro-computing and preservation within the tech community.
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simonwillison.netSimon Willison

A claude.ai feature I really like is you can tell it to "clone x/y from GitHub" and it can then answer questions about a repo, or use snippets of code from that repo to help build new artifacts - used that just now to solve a minor friction simonwillison.net/2026/Apr/16/...

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sharky6000.bsky.socialMarc Lanctot

Last summer, I posted a thread and screenshots of ny replay of Castles of Dr. Creep on a #c64 emulator. This year I am replaying the sequel: Dungeons of Dr. Creep on my #commodore64 Ultimate. Tonight I finished a really hard level called Dirty Tricks! 🙌😁 Here is a thread and a few shorts 👇👇👇

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