
Staying focused while Claude works
2:05The unglamorous part nobody films: waiting. What I do while it's thinking, why watching the output matters even though you can't read code, and the honest cost of opening a new terminal instead of staying in the one you've got.
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So, when you are working or doing the vibe coding part, one of the very essential thing is to keep your focus because things will happen and you might feel like you need to wait. I don't know why it's using that. You need to wait and at those time, if you get distracted, it's going to be very complicated to get things done. So I'm just going to give it a wait and while this is happening, make sure to have a look at what's happening. So again, you don't need to know the code, but just try to see what's happening. I don't know what I understand is, I see PayPal, I see Share With, optional, I see Git, what is Git? I don't know, I'm a non-developer or something. But you just keep having a look. It just builds your knowledge base about that and gives you an idea of what's happening. Once you start doing it for a while, you will be able to catch things which should not be happening and you will be able to work on them. Always keep in mind, starting a new terminal is good, but it can cost you a few minutes. This one really went out of the way to kind of research everything and I feel it might have been a good idea if I would have just continued the same. But nevertheless, I feel this is good because a lot of times what you'll realize is people are having to use multiple Claude Max subscription. So I'm fine with five minutes wait.…
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