Hello HN!

So, as coding has become something we're able to do via Telegram/WhatsApp, I assume many of us are doing it 'remotely' via their phones, while celebrating Easter with the family.

How does that work for you? Are you distracted? How do you handle it? What "borders" are now needed?

Absolutely not doing any like that. Even if I would be using LLMs like that, I would still try to keep a very clear split between work and life.

I've been coding every easter since 96 and I don't plan to stop now! I balance family time and coding, as usual.

I'm doing some quick programming and studying today from my laptop before lunch. I'd be interested too to know if anyone here has found a good and cost-efficient setup to vibe code from devices with small screens (eg. smartphones, tablets).

Not vibing today to observe the Sabbath (especially on Easter; He has Risen!) but my setup for on the go is normally just the Claude app on iOS with robust GitHub CI for testing and then just iterate.

It's weird how the vibe coding bros are always talking about all the features they seemly built over weekends, nights and holidays.

Is this supposed to play into the whole FOMO of hussle culture?

Although I guess with the new Claude rate limits, off peak is the only time you can actually use it now.

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