… One of the most documented risks of heavy AI coding assistant use is skill atrophy and reduced critical review — developers may begin to trust AI output too readily, allowing subtle logical or security bugs to slip through unnoticed. …
… One of the most documented risks of heavy AI coding assistant use is skill atrophy and reduced critical review — developers may begin to trust AI output too readily, allowing subtle logical or security bugs to slip through unnoticed. …
… I use Claude for initial research then I upload the best sources to NotebookLM for detailed analysis. Claude finds the haystack. …
… One of the most documented risks of heavy AI coding assistant use is skill atrophy and reduced critical review — developers may begin to trust AI output too readily, allowing subtle logical or security bugs to slip through unnoticed. …
… Claude Code doesn't care where the model lives If it speaks Anthropic's API, it works Claude Code is, at its core, a client that speaks the Anthropic Messages API. It doesn't actually verify that there's a Claude model on the other end. …
… By default, Codex executes tasks inside a network-disabled sandbox, which significantly reduces security risks when running autonomous code. …
… Giving Claude my calendar, without giving it my calendar The security tradeoff I made meant a little more manual input upfront, but having to consciously hand Claude my schedule actually kept me more aware of it than I usually am. …
… That's on top of the connector to Codex, Claude Code, and my local LLM endpoint, which has a multitude of downloaded models at my disposal. …
… Starlink See at Official Website Related I made my own Google Nest Hub with an ESP32 and Claude Code, but I don't recommend it It's a Google Nest Hub made with Claude Code... though it didn't work straight away. …
… Besides consuming resources, it can be a security risk for my PC. …