I finally caved in and subscribed to Claude Max. I cheaped out and went for the $100 subscription, and it seems to be too much for me. I have become the bottleneck now, with so much intelligence at my disposal thanks to Opus. I made a lot of mistakes immediately post getting the subscription, first of those was getting it to build a two player chess application which takes advantage of Apple's Multipeer connectivity. The problem was that, I couldn't hoard any learnings in the process. I am looking forward to hoarding more and more things I can do as per Simon Willison's suggestion.

I have been going through https://simonwillison.net/ and I can see a consistent practice of documenting prompts being used. I feel it should help you get better at prompting, in addition to being a good log. I am going to suggest doing this, but I am unsure of what kind of prompts need to be committed. Surely the initial prompt around the what needs to be built and how it needs to built should be a commit. I will suggest and see where we go.

Just set up a thoughts section on my blog. Think of it as a micro-blog — short notes, observations, and random musings that don't warrant a full post.