I just use the WorktreeCreate hook in Claude to copy over the .env file.

OLED sounds great, but I am worried about burn in. MacBook screens are a bit more static and on longer than iPads and iPhones.

Also, Rust's strong and strict type system keeps Claude honest. It seems as if the big LLM models have trained on a lot of poorly written TypeScript because they tend to use type assertions such as `as any` and eslint disable comments.

I had to add strict ESLint and TypeScript rules to keep guardrails on the coding agents.

I have found the iPhone Air much easier to hold than the iPhone 13 Pro it replaced because of how light it is, even though the iPhone Air has a bigger screen.

It shouldn't. The issue is that most developers would rather spin up another instance of their server than solve the performance issue in their code, so now it's a common belief that computers are really slow to serve content.

And we are talking about static content. You will be bottlenecked by bandwidth before you are ever bottlenecked by your laptop.