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 #### WhatsApp chat export
 [GitHub - Pustur/whatsapp-chat-parser-website: Website to view your exported WhatsApp chat logs 👁‍🗨](https://github.com/Pustur/whatsapp-chat-parser-website) #whatsapp
 
-A conversation in a group led me down a rabbit-hole of whether there is a good user interface to visualize WhatsApp chat exports. The text files are rather clunky to look at. A bit of googling led me to [this site](https://whatsapp-chat-parser.netlify.app/), which also happens to be open source.
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+A conversation in a group led me down a rabbit-hole of whether there is a good user interface to visualize WhatsApp chat exports. The text files are rather clunky to look at. A bit of googling led me to [this site](https://whatsapp-chat-parser.netlify.app/), which also happens to be open source.
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+#### Learning C\# Programming Language using Claude
+I last wrote code in C# a while ago. Starting today, I started ramping up on C# once again to work on a project. A lot of the core elements of the language have remained largely unchanged. But it was surprising how fast it was for me to pick up the new changes that have happened.
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+This was possible largely due to me using Claude as a learning tool. Instead of reading a book or hunting down a specific article or piece of documentation, I just gave a lot of context about me and what I know to Clause and asked it to explain things to me.
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