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View of the second plane mere milliseconds before hitting the South Tower of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.

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el ingeniero que construyó Claude Code acaba de publicar un video de 28 minutos sobre cómo escribir prompts que realmente funcionan he visto cursos de 300$ que no cubren lo que él muestra en los primeros 10 minutos archivos CLAUDE.md, atajos de memoria, sesiones paralelas, patrones de prompting todo en un video y completamente gratis funciona seas desarrollador, principiante o alguien que lleva meses usando Claude

Un ingeniero de Google Cloud acaba de mostrar cómo construir una aplicación completa con Claude desde cero. Pasó 26 minutos en vivo en el escenario haciendo lo que la mayoría de los equipos tardan semanas en hacer. Vale más que cualquier curso de codificación por vibras de $500, sin equipo, sin configuración, solo Claude y un objetivo. Los que aprenden lo que Claude realmente hace están lanzando lo que todos los demás subcontratan a un equipo.

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este tipo te enseña a crear webs comerciales en 3D, son páginas que se pueden vender hasta por +$10k. > solo necesitas Claude Code y Nano Banana. 13 minutos de aprendizaje que merecen la pena así que mira el video, programa y vende🙇🏻‍♂️

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CURSO COMPLETO DE CLAUDE DE 4 HORAS Esta es la guía más detallada de Claude que he visto en línea. Guarda esta página antes de que se te olvide. Construye herramientas. Automatiza el trabajo. Aprende cómo las personas construyen bots y sistemas.

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John during the recording sessions of "The White Album", 1968 #TheBeatles

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UI/UX Designers, this might be one of the cleanest color palette generators I’ve seen lately. Kigen is a color generator that helps you quickly create beautiful palettes for your UI projects, making it easier to pick colors that actually work well together instead of guessing. Bookmark it for later 💜

Stop asking clients "what's your feedback?" Well, I don't mean don't ask for feedback. Obviously you should. But "what do you think?" is an open invitation to chaos. I made a small cheat sheet in @Framer that you can bookmark for your next design review. Every designer has lived this meeting: you present refined brand concept and someone reopens the logo discussion. Someone else mentions a competitor. The color debate starts again. Suddenly the entire project is back at square one and you're playing design ping-pong with six people who all have different opinions about blue. The problem is that nobody defined WHAT kind of feedback the work actually needs right now. One trick I learned at @IDEO is naming the feedback mode at the beginning of every session. Not "any thoughts?" but what kind of thinking we're doing today. Here's the framework I use: [Inspire mode] When we're exploring what the brand could become, ask questions like: → Which references feel closest to your ambition? → Which ones feel completely wrong? → Where should this brand sit culturally — more institutional or more experimental? [Challenge mode] When we need to stress-test the concept, ask: → Does this feel too safe or too bold for where the company is today? → What objections would users or investors raise? → Would this still feel right if the company scaled 10×? [Decide mode] When it's time to commit, ask: → Which direction best reflects the company's future, not just today? → What trade-offs come with this choice? → If we shipped this tomorrow, would you defend it publicly? [Refine mode] When the direction is right but the details need tuning, ask: → What parts feel strongest? → Where does something feel slightly off — even if you can't articulate why? → Where do you want more clarity or emphasis? [Polish mode] When the work is almost ready to ship, ask: → Anything unclear before launch? → Are there key use cases we haven't stress-tested? → Anything that makes you nervous about rollout? Once I started doing this, feedback sessions stopped being fight-or-flight situation. And the framing can be very simple in practice! For example: “For this review I’d love to stay in inspiration mode. I’m not looking for approval yet — I’m trying to understand what territory feels right for the brand. Which of these directions feels closest to your ambition, and which ones feel completely wrong?” Or later in the project: “Today we’re in refine mode. The concept is already chosen, so I’m mostly looking for signals on details — what parts feel strongest, and where something feels slightly off.” A tiny shift in framing, but it changes the entire conversation. I hope it might save you from at least one unnecessary “i don’t like this shade of blue” debate!