Of course they were using typescript. That's one of the interpreted languages the LLMs have better results with.

The npm installation method is now deprecated.
Native installer is faster, requires no dependencies, and auto-updates in the background.
...the main cleanup step is making sure the old npm version is fully gone.

I almost didn't want to post, but since the wood folk have so little joy in their lives they dance around the fire in the woods, every time they think clankers stumble.

Youse are getting excitable over deprecated code, which in #Ai is last Friday push to prod.

#claudecode #vibecode #claude

On the other hand, that's exactly a solution a LLM would propose for that problem.

And it's cool, and it works, but there's no testing, no real code review, no planning, no real defined goals. Just developer on 1000 cups of coffee.

Coding with ClaudeCode CLI is excellent if you simply have it do the scut-work for you. I mean, take a screen shot of an old app that you are converting to another language and say, "Make me a form with all these fields, using the styles I have defined in this css..."

And it grinds it out, just like a normal wizard that makes a template that is like 90% done from a viewer-perpective.

Now tell it, "I need to design an inventory system for a rental company that includes windows of availability for both serialized and pooled stock" And it will give you a gigantic system that 100% will not work at all, ever.

So, real thought is still absent.

You're one day early.

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Good point. Just a matter of time before this becomes a malicious chrome extension