I’ve been watching AI development for a long time.I found LessWrong around 2012-2013, and managed to get myself worked up about the oncoming singularity.I ma...

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Planet Haskell

A Haskell developer shares hands-on experience using Claude Code (Opus 4.5/4.6) over several months, finding it genuinely useful but requiring careful guidance. Key insights: Claude works best with tightly scoped tasks, fast feedback loops, and lots of tests. It lacks human qualities like taste and judgment, and paradoxically needs to be taught laziness — since it will patiently waste time and tokens on inefficient approaches without prompting. The author's workflow involves having Claude build its own tools and update skill documentation each session, progressively reducing non-deterministic LLM work into deterministic scripts. Productivity roughly doubled, but AI is not a replacement for senior engineering judgment.

Teaching Claude to Be Lazy