John Siracusa

We get every possible combination of snow you can imagine, including heavy, slushy, icy, everything.

Wintery mix, they call it.

I'm familiar with ice, Casey.

And by the way, if you were familiar with winter, you would know that the correct time to shovel when it's less work is when the snow or ice or whatever is fresh-ish instead of waiting for it to freeze overnight.

But you did half.

You did half the job.

Did you shovel your sidewalk too?

Anyway, next time do the whole driveway.

Can your kids play ice hockey on the street now?

You need to take some continuing education classes on how to live with winter.

Jesus Christ.

Apparently, you didn't do any shoveling when you lived in Connecticut either.

If you do a good enough job shoveling, you won't have to worry about ice because the sun will be able to reach the darker pavement and it will either evaporate or sublimate off the ice and you'll get...

Fresh, clean asphalt or pavers or whatever is underneath there that will slowly be exposed to the sun.

And even if it's five degrees as it has been here, it will clear off the remnants of the snow.

Anyway, I shoveled my entire driveway and sidewalk three times.

Here's your cookie, John.

I think it was last episode, I said that I had added Passkey, not I had added Passkey support, Claude Code had added Passkey support to our website.

And it was working when I talked about it on the show, even for the live listeners.

But since the show was released, I got some feedback from users about how they expected it to work.