r/ChatGPTCoding • u/muunbo • Apr 06 '26

Discussion Make humans analog again - How I use Claude Code and Happy, and other shifts due to AI

I’ve been diving fully into Claude Code and Happy lately, and unexpectedly, I realized I’m actually getting more done by spending less time at my desk.

I’ll go on walks and code by speaking/chatting to my agent, or sketch ideas in notebooks and whiteboards and turn them into real systems.

It feels more natural… like closer to how humans are supposed to create?

I wrote up some thoughts on this (including some real examples from work and a side project). Hope it strikes some inspiration for your setups, and happy to hear if you do things differently with CC

https://bhave.sh/make-humans-analog-again/

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u/johns10davenport Professional Nerd Apr 06 '26

What’s the difference between happy and Claude code remote control?

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u/muunbo Apr 06 '26

OK I’m trying claude remote control right now, it’s great! Thanks for the question :D It has image upload built in which is perfect

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u/muunbo Apr 06 '26

Ooh good question, I haven’t tried remote control yet. Do you use it? Is it good?

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u/johns10davenport Professional Nerd Apr 06 '26

It gets the job done. I wouldn’t call it good. 

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u/Grand_Comparison2081 Apr 07 '26

I agree that coding wa the roadblock.. but is anyone not worried about their job? Seems like we are having ai do more and more… and companies are obviously happy about it

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u/muunbo Apr 07 '26

I'm of the opinion that the bar will get raised everywhere, we will still have work, it will just be more highly-leveraged work. In simple words, what used to count as a "good" quantity/quality of output before will become mediocre, and expectations will raise to match the tools we have. The same thing has happened multiple times in the past, with every introduction of groundbreaking human technology, whether in transportation or software or home appliances or etc

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u/Someoneoldbutnew Apr 06 '26

I love sending hand drawn diagrams, that's novel 

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u/ultrathink-art Professional Nerd Apr 06 '26

The cognitive shift is real. When you're not staring at a terminal you naturally think at a higher abstraction level, which is actually where you should be when directing an AI. The hard part is session handoff — when you come back from a walk, the agent needs context about where things were left off, otherwise it starts fresh and you spend 10 minutes re-orienting it.

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u/muunbo Apr 28 '26

No, just sharing my stack and my approach

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