I have a general question when using claude.code. The account that I am using is provided by my employer. I am assuming it is a corporate account. That is the background to my set up.

On Friday I was working on creating coreOs deployment. Everything with swimming, it was very productive, and horribly wrong in what it was doing.

Saturday evening I picked up the work from where I left off. This the experience was horrible, Claude acted like a child. It could not get one thing right. Even the interface when Claude asked questions looking for input was different.

So the question I have. Does Claude act differently at the weekends? And if it does how do I get it to behave like it is a week day?

I recently found out about the numba package for python. I went down the rabbit hole of comparing the speed between a number of different languages. While the speed difference is interesting, the more interesting part was the ergonomics of the languages solving the same problem.

https://boomatang.com/blog/programming-2/my-python-is-faster-than-my-rust-50

Today marks the year mark for me having a stroke. I am most good, when you meet me you wont know there was anything wrong with me. Apart from I will tell you, as I find it a fascinating story of how the body works. With that in mind I have put together a post with different stories from over the past year. It is a long read, but there might be somethings there that would surprise you.

http://boomatang.com/r/XRF

Hay @brianokken I have being listening to the podcasts on change logs over the last few days. Being enjoying it and thinking of add one to my own projects.

Today I needed a tool to do a loc count and found `scc`. It is real fast which I found nice but the change log. It is the commit's and thay are sorted alphabetically. Wow. it is so hard to read and feels like it was an after thought or a check box exercise.

It does seem like a good tool but that change log.
https://github.com/boyter/scc/releases/tag/v3.1.0