60 acast.com The Terminal Times https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/the-terminal-times en Anders Bjarby claude,anthropic,claude code Anders Bjarby This is my very interesting podcastThe Terminal Times is a satirical British news programme covering Claude Code with the gravitas of world affairs and the accuracy of an actual tutorial. Featuring a pompous anchor who doesn't understand code, a field correspondent reporting from inside Docker containers, and an intern who keeps calling subagents "sub-sandwiches." Real features. Real commands. Completely made-up urgency.


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]]> This is my very interesting podcastThe Terminal Times is a satirical British news programme covering Claude Code with the gravitas of world affairs and the accuracy of an actual tutorial. Featuring a pompous anchor who doesn't understand code, a field correspondent reporting from inside Docker containers, and an intern who keeps calling subagents "sub-sandwiches." Real features. Real commands. Completely made-up urgency.


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]]> false Anders Bjarby info+69b3e2ae6250eadca21c5f8c@mg-eu.acast.com 69b3e2ae6250eadca21c5f8c the-terminal-times https://assets.pippa.io/shows/cover/1773396617826-5b1a8a93-1217-4f26-87f1-e61bbbe59f9b.jpeg https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/the-terminal-times The Terminal Times <![CDATA["A New Dawn for Terminal-Kind"]]> Fri, 13 Mar 2026 10:35:06 GMT 19:36 69b3e85bcad04b6222b644ee false https://shows.acast.com/the-terminal-times/episodes/69b3e85bcad04b6222b644ee 69b3e85bcad04b6222b644ee 69b3e2ae6250eadca21c5f8c full Scientists have discovered intelligent life inside a terminal. A developer in Basingstoke has reportedly talked to a computer — and the computer talked back. The Archbishop of Canterbury has declined to comment.

In tonight's programme, Pippa Stacktrace reports live from a windswept promenade in Whitby on the arrival of Claude Code — Anthropic's agentic coding tool that lives in your terminal, reads your entire codebase, and actually does things. Professor Fiddlesticks demonstrates a one-command installation (and brings a ship in a bottle for reasons he insists are essential). Kevin asks if there's a free version. There is not.

You'll learn how to install Claude Code, authenticate, choose between Sonnet and Opus, and send your first prompt — all wrapped in the gravitas of a BBC news bulletin about absolutely none of this warranting that level of gravitas.

The seagull behind Pippa is entirely unrelated.

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]]> Scientists have discovered intelligent life inside a terminal. A developer in Basingstoke has reportedly talked to a computer — and the computer talked back. The Archbishop of Canterbury has declined to comment.

In tonight's programme, Pippa Stacktrace reports live from a windswept promenade in Whitby on the arrival of Claude Code — Anthropic's agentic coding tool that lives in your terminal, reads your entire codebase, and actually does things. Professor Fiddlesticks demonstrates a one-command installation (and brings a ship in a bottle for reasons he insists are essential). Kevin asks if there's a free version. There is not.

You'll learn how to install Claude Code, authenticate, choose between Sonnet and Opus, and send your first prompt — all wrapped in the gravitas of a BBC news bulletin about absolutely none of this warranting that level of gravitas.

The seagull behind Pippa is entirely unrelated.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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