Guido X

But now....?

2 prompts in 10 minutes and I get the "Claude Opus 4 limit reached, now using Sonnet 4" message

It was (very) fun while it lasted, too good to be true apparently... 😢

drawing of developer looking at screen that reads "Claude Opus 4 limit reached, now using Sonnet 4"

Claude Code Max plan's current Opus 4 limits have become a joke.

I know they recently adjusted the usage limits, but now it's just a shell of it's former self....

3 weeks ago I could go 3-4 HOURS on Opus before being switched back to Sonnet...

Book cover of Reset: a target with an arroe in the middle, against a fluorescent yellow backdrop

Next up: Reset by Dan Heath

PS: I think I really enjoy books a lot more when they are ready by their author(s) 💪

Book cover of Co-Intelligence: a hand holding an apple against a backdrop of trees

Finished Ethan Mollick's book Co-Intelligence and really enjoyed the discussion of different chapters where AI is discussed in different forms: AI as a creative, a tutor, a coworker, a coach...

#HolidayReads 🌴🏖️😎

A software developer behind a desk with a keyboard, staring into the camera against a backdrop of a bookcase

I interviewed our @spryker.com VP of Architecture Denis Turkov about vibe-coding, the (near) future of AI in software development and AIs impact on E-commerce

Listen here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzOx...

WDYT? Should companies incentivize this? How should we do this? Is your company already doing this and how?

Seems challenging to incentivize just "AI users/usage" if you don't also define how it should benefit the company, which you probably need to in order to prevent incentivizing the wrong things.

"That means not just permitting AI use but also offering substantial rewards to people finding substantial opportunities for AI to help. Think cash prizes that cover a year's salary. Promotions. Corner offices. The ability to work from home forever.

Cover of the book "Co-Intelligence", showing a hand holding an apple against a backdrop of tree leaves

in Chapter 6 of Ethan Mollick's book "Co-Intelligence" he states that "Organizations should highly incentivize AI users to come forward, and expand the number of people using AI overall"

💡 Tip: if you are building (AI) workflows 🔀, the first workflow you should be setting up is one to backup all the data that your workflows AI (and the connected MCPs) have access to (if you haven't done so already)

Ok ok you win 😅

Current "AI stack":
* Claude Code / Max
* Perplexity
* Elevenlabs
* Midjourney
* OpenRouter
* NotebookLM

Tools I use with AI (mainly through MCPs)
* @n8n.io
* NocoDB
* @supabase.com
* @apify.com
* Firecrawl
* Sentry

What does your stack look like? What should I try?

Hah, that's a much better strategy!

Moving on to 🇪🇸 today 🚙

Enjoy! And bring a raincoat ☔😅

Kids watching the Loire river

Loire river stream with a bridge in the distance, some wooden boots near the shore

Morning! #Loire 🇫🇷

How are unicorns fake but giraffes are real like what's more believable a horse with a horn or a leopard-moose-camel with a 40 foot neck

@kylebrownlee.bsky.social

@frommherz.bsky.social 👋

@magee.bsky.social 👋

I can confirm

Already downgraded my subscription :(

exactly

Without being very structured and with built-in validation steps, I don't really see that changing anytime soon... (but again that might be because my human brain is bad at exponential trends 😅).

What is your take on how AI automation will develop?

Example: If an LLM has a success rate of 92% for a single step in your workflow this sounds high. But if your workflow has 5 steps, that means that 1 in 3 (0.92^5=0.66) workflow executions will fail...

2) workflows are about predictability (and often also about predictably going through multiple steps). At least for now, just using a single prompt (with however many steps and lots of context) will not give you the highly predictable output even simple workflows require, let alone more complex ones

Having said that:

1) Most of these tools are quite resistant to changing trends or tools: Is there a new hip LLM or SaaS tool on the market? Just switch/update your node and your workflow is still good to go.

A: It's hard for humans to predict the future in general and especially when exponential growth is involved (had to add that as a psychologist 😅). Plus companies and tools are probably never forever...

A colorful "flowchart" shows cartoon robots representing automation tools (n8n, Make, Langflow, FlowiseAI)

Q: "Will workflow automation tools (e.g. @n8n.io , Make, Zapier, @langflow.org, FlowiseAI) be around forever, or will LLMs make workflow tools obsolete?"

Pourquoi pas?

console screenshot of claude flow hive mind

Can I build a game for my kids with an AI hive mind?

I have no idea, but I'm about to find out....

#ClaudeFlow #ClaudeCode

YouTube video by Techno Tim Self-Host Your Own Automation Platform with n8n + Docker

And Techno Tim www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyn8...

Of course I need to keep saving that for probably 1000 year to compensate for the hours it took me to do this but hey, that's part of the journey 😂