Nathaniel Whittemore

I have to wait for the episode to post to Apple Podcasts, meaning that there's a short delay after I publish in general, and then I have to go in and manually replace the file.

What this means is that if for any reason I can't immediately replace that file, you will still see the normal ad version on your feed.

It only gets replaced when I add that manual file.

This is normally fine.

It just means about 15 minutes of waiting around after I press publish on the normal episode, but that lag creates more possibilities for problems.

For example, yesterday, Apple's podcast connect system was down for about 12 hours, which meant that pretty much overnight, even subscribers on Apple still saw only the ad version.

I promise you that I will always try to get the ad-free version up on Apple as fast as I can, but sometimes it's going to be out of my control.

I apologize.

I really wish it was a better system, but that is just the way that it is.

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First up today, Anthropic is making Claude code available through a web app and within the Claude iOS app.

Previously, the feature was only available through terminals and IDEs, and the big unlock is being able to spin up background agents.

With Cloud Code running in the cloud, you can now run multiple tasks in parallel across different repositories from a single interface and ship faster with automatic PR creation and clear change summaries.

This asynchronous workflow is quickly becoming a powerful tool for AI-enhanced coders.

Cloud Code product manager Kat Wu said, As we look forward, one of our key focuses is making sure the command-line interface product is the most intelligent and customizable way for you to use coding agents.

But we're continuing to put Cloud Code everywhere, helping it meet developers where they are.

Web and mobile is a big step in this direction.

Certainly there is a lot of excitement about this.