wolffiex's comments

Try running Claude Code in your VS Code terminal! Just don't paste too much text :) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41714897/character-line-...

As a CLI, this tool is most efficient when it can see text outputs from the commands that it runs. But you can help it with visual tasks by putting a screenshot file in your project directory and telling claude to read it, or by copying an image to your clipboard and pasting it with CTRL+V

This is the way. Exception handling is often one of the worst aspect of a production codebase, especially since it is typically added late. Though error handling strategies benefit from careful design, they are usually added piecemeal. Making errors louder and more problematic is the best way to get them the attention they deserve.

This is not a new concept and it seems to be one of the core components of the Erlang Weltanschauung. It can be generalized further to systems as the principle of "Crash-Only Software," as advanced in this classic paper: https://dslab.epfl.ch/pubs/crashonly.pdf