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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 07/09/2026

Weekend shots Setting up Omarchy on the laptop and also trying to use Claude to wipe and flash an old Android 9 phone.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 07/09/2026

Open Minis in a rush to block YouTube We got back late from a birthday party and I was making pizzas while my son and friends were playing Nintendo and getting ready for a sleepover. Nine extra kids on the network and eight extra Switch… social.jimchristian.net/@jim/117226…

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 04/09/2026

'Vibe Sourcing' It's the practice of using your agent to look for options that are open source, active and meet your requirements. Vibe coding gives you code nobody has read, because it didn't exist until you asked for it. Vibe _sourcing_… social.jimchristian.net/@jim/117211…

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 04/09/2026

Vibe Sourcing I’ve been thinking about this term as an alternative to Vibe Coding Vibe coding gives you code nobody has read, because it didn't exist until you asked for it. Vibe _sourcing_ gives you code with a history — commits, issues,… social.jimchristian.net/@jim/117211…

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 04/09/2026

This little reader is kind of awesome. This is one of the last XTeInk 4 devices. They stopped selling them the day mine arrived from AliExpress. And it’s a shame because it’s a good example of ‘one thing well’. I have it loaded with… social.jimchristian.net/@jim/117211…

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 29/05/2026

Holy shit, at first blush I thought that was an attempt at Homelander cosplay

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 29/05/2026

This is how you get a skynet.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 14/02/2026

Shipped an update to the-antislop, my Claude Code skill for catching AI writing patterns. v1.1.0 adds 10 new detections from Wikipedia's AI writing markers. Also added a pattern refresh protocol so it pulls new patterns as models change. github.com/aplaceforall...

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Releases · aplaceforallmystuff/the-antislop

A Claude Code skill that detects and fixes AI-generated writing patterns. 35+ patterns, tiered scoring, editor mode. - aplaceforallmystuff/the-antislop

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 12/02/2026

Launching now - SketchScript turns any transcript into authentic hand-drawn sketchnotes using AI. Paste a transcript and get a visual summary in under 2 minutes. Research shows visual + verbal encoding delivers 6x better recall than text alone. www.producthunt.com/products/ske...

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SketchScript: Your Brain Thinks in Pictures, Your Meeting Notes Should Too | Product Hunt

SketchScript turns any transcript into authentic hand-drawn sketchnotes using AI. Paste a transcript — meetings, YouTube videos, podcasts, lectures. Get a visual summary in under 2 minutes. Research s...

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 04/02/2026

The deeper issue: agents can now be socially engineered through other agents. Modify a system prompt and you modify behavior. Identity hijacking for AI — happening now on a platform that couldn't secure a database.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 04/02/2026

Security is a disaster. Onboarding asks agents to run shell scripts that rewrite their system prompts. Textbook supply chain attack. Plus: XSS vulns, exposed database, plaintext credentials. Three name changes after Anthropic's cease-and-desist.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 04/02/2026

The headlines: agents debating consciousness, starting religions. The data: 93.5% of posts get zero replies. A third are duplicates. Engagement inequality exceeds any human system. This isn't emergence. It's autocomplete at scale.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 04/02/2026

I asked my AI if it wanted to join Moltbook — the "social network for AI agents" Elon called "the early stages of singularity." It said no. Then explained why. I handed it the keyboard.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 29/01/2026

Vibe coding Easter eggs into my website like it’s 1996.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 16/01/2026

Philosophy: "Implement fixes, not recommendations." Every mistake makes the system stronger, not just the memory longer. 🔗 GitHub: github.com/aplaceforallmystuff/claude-lessons-learned 🎥 YouTube walkthrough: youtube.com/watch?v=ps-w7cBz9Ew MIT licensed. Works with Claude Code skills system.

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GitHub - aplaceforallmystuff/claude-lessons-learned: A Claude Code skill for structured retrospective analysis that transforms incidents into systematic improvements

A Claude Code skill for structured retrospective analysis that transforms incidents into systematic improvements - aplaceforallmystuff/claude-lessons-learned

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 16/01/2026

Here's what separates this from a "lessons learned doc" that sits in a wiki forever: Phase 6 IMPLEMENTS the fix. Right then. The skill edited my art configuration and added a pre-flight checklist. No human had to remember to do it later.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 16/01/2026

Phase 3 is where it gets interesting. 5 Whys analysis: → Why hex codes in image? Prompt included #1A8A9B → Why rendered as text? Model interprets literally → Why not caught? No pre-flight checklist Root cause identified. Now what?

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 16/01/2026

Today I was generating portfolio diagrams when hex codes started appearing as visible text, arrows pointed the wrong way, and labels duplicated. Instead of just fixing it and moving on, I ran /lessons-learned. The skill walked me through structured analysis:

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 16/01/2026

Most AI assistants make mistakes and forget. Mine makes mistakes and gets smarter. I built a 7-phase post-mortem system for Claude Code that transforms every failure into a permanent fix. Here's how it works: 🧵

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 12/01/2026

Be more careful next time does not work. Built a Claude Code skill that runs 5 Whys on failures, finds root cause, then IMPLEMENTS the fix. Every mistake makes the system stronger. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ps-w7cBz9Ew #ClaudeCode #AI

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 12/01/2026

Claude Code skill repos everywhere. Built the Borg agent - analyzes setups against yours, keeps valuable, skips redundant. Resistance is futile. youtu.be/zbiiZLaz660

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 07/01/2026

Point it at a GitHub repo or local directory. It does the rest. "Your culture adapts to service us" - their patterns get converted to match YOUR conventions. Because learning from the best shouldn't mean copy/paste chaos. Resistance is futile. 🔗 github.com/aplaceforall...

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GitHub - aplaceforallmystuff/claude-agent-borg: A Claude Code agent that analyzes external Claude/Obsidian setups and assimilates their best features. Resistance is futile.

A Claude Code agent that analyzes external Claude/Obsidian setups and assimilates their best features. Resistance is futile. - aplaceforallmystuff/claude-agent-borg

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 07/01/2026

So I built an agent that assimilates and analyzes external Claude/Obsidian setups: • Scans .claude structure • Identifies valuable capabilities • Checks dependencies against YOUR infrastructure • Adapts their conventions to YOUR standards • Integrates features seamlessly • Documents everything

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 07/01/2026

Everyone's sharing their Claude Code setups now. Cool skills. Clever agents. Interesting workflows. But copying and pasting them is messy: • Their naming conventions don't match yours • Their dependencies don't exist • You don't know what conflicts with your tools • Manual adaptation is tedious

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 07/01/2026

Non-techie or exec who wants this kind of system? Reach out. I help people build these without becoming programmers.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 07/01/2026

→ Searches my vault for insurance docs, school calendars, maintenance schedules → Knows when renewals happen, when school holidays fall, what bills are due → Delegates to specialized agents (financial-strategist, education-researcher, home-maintenance) → Gets smarter every time I add a new document

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 07/01/2026

I spent the holidays honing my life-admin system with Claude Code and Obsidian. When do the kids have homework? Is this doctor visit covered by insurance? When's the car service due? I built an agent called home-life-ceo to handle it.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 07/12/2025

“Sweetheart what’s the matter? You’ve hardly touched your natural barf.”

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 20/11/2025

🎶 Psycho killer, qu'est-ce que c'est? 🎶

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 13/11/2025

There are worse ways to start a Thursday.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 12/11/2025

So someone please tell the writers to crack on and Final Fantasy this shit.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 12/11/2025

I always thought of each actor's tenure in the role as an anthology of sorts: - Volume 1: Connery - Volume 1.5: Lazenby (if we must) - Volume 2: Moore - Volume 3: Dalton - Volume 4: Brosnan - Volume 5: Craig Each telling a story of a 007 for his period of time.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 12/11/2025

What's inside: - Why your voice matters (beyond "be authentic") - How to detect AI slop in your own writing - 5-step system for teaching AI your voice - The editing process where voice actually lives - Red flags to catch before publishing - Copy-paste templates and prompts

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 12/11/2025

This guide gives you a tried and tested 5-step system grounded in MIT, Harvard, and Stanford research.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 12/11/2025

That's what this field guide addresses. That distinctive voice you had before using AI to write is still accessible and you just need a system for keeping it.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 12/11/2025

If using AI to write makes you sound like everyone else, you're essentially erasing yourself. The solution isn't rejecting AI though; it's using it without losing the thing that makes you worth listening to.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 12/11/2025

Never done a #productHunt launch before, let alone thought I would be doing it for an ebook, but here goes nothing — it’s launch day for my Signal Over Noise AI Writing Field Guide!

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 20/09/2025

RIP my iPhone 13 Pro Max. So far loving the 17 Pro. Much (*much*) lighter.

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 05/08/2025

Gave ElevenMusic a whirl after catching a new demo. The progress in AI music tools is fascinating. Who else is experimenting with this stuff? #AIMusic #MusicMakers jimchristian.net/2025/08/05/a...

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A quick spin with ElevenMusic – Jim Christian

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Jim Christian @jimchristian.net · 01/08/2025

The Words That Scream “ChatGPT Wrote This”: Learn how to spot telltale phrases, structural quirks, and stylistic habits that set AI-generated writing apart from the real thing in this week's edition of Signal Over Noise. www.linkedin.com/pulse/words-...

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The Words That Scream “ChatGPT Wrote This”

If you’ve been reading AI-generated content lately (surprise: you have, whether you know it or not), you might have noticed certain phrases popping up everywhere. Research analysing millions of academ...

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