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6 contributions to Clief Notes
Sharing your structure
At this moment, Im in love with claude and its possibilites. I am a little of course from my initial plan to use the folder structure ( for my work as a data warehouse engineer), but im curious about the possibilites. And I also had a struggle with something that I cannot do with claude chat easily. So now (right now when I am typing this text), I am making a small app. Nothing big, just playing ( local model, running on my computer). I was wondering if someone has a folder structure that he/she would like to share. Just want to see the how other people are structuring, I also have the one of the course ( the free version). Tips/tricks about making an app (for the public) are always welcome.
Getting the first client
Each day I am refining, doing example projects from public datasets and searching for a way to get a first client. I am thinking about the matter 'What does a client want? ', 'What kind of value can I give to the client?' and 'Is the market looking for my kind of services?'. These are one of the thousand questions that I constantly ask. I know the advice could be 'Just do it', but the how is just harder than I thought. I was wondering if someone can relate to this or did overcome it by having his/her first (or multiple ) client(s). Wondering what your thought proces is to handle this kind of thinking.
What skills are you implementing in your folder structure?
Hello, at the moment I am trying to automate the proces of my work as a datawarehouse specialist. Doing test project from loading the data from internet -> connecting it to postgressql (making dimension and fact tables) -> connecting with power bi for making a whole dashboard. The folder structure also includes creating a markdown file with a summary of the proces so I can iterate the folders and creating content (linkeding message for now) to eventually promoting services to the world (just a beginner). I was wondering if someone uses a skill or skills that he/she cannot live without it. I am currently using power bi skills and python. If you have to tips, those are always welcome!! BTW just found a nice github repo about Claude, certainly worth the effort to scroll through it: https://github.com/hesreallyhim/awesome-claude-code
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@Albot Bot Thank you Albot, great advice I will take a look at it. Honestly, just finished a test project and just afterwards I check the dim/ fact tables. They look good to me. Currently used a open source dataset from an ecommerce webshop. As you probably know, real world data is different than those open datasets you can find on the web. I have to create a proper proces where I can evaluate the work of claude at each critical step (example reviewing the tables). Do you have some ideas of what to implement in my workflow (now its starting from the source data to an actual report). I am exploring the possibilities of services to offer to businesses.
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@Ari Evergreen I 100% agree that is a better way. Eventually you cannot lean towards someone else his thought dump for example a github repo, because you cannot control that properly as your own work. I think that I am now lazy to make the work my own, but I definitely take your advice as in my work !
When did it finally click for you?
Going through the lessons and trying to connect everything. Some things make sense when I read them, but I know I haven’t fully “got it” yet. Feels like there’s always that one moment where it clicks and everything starts to come together. What was that moment for you?
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when I saw the video of clief. It opened my mind
Welcome to Clief Notes. Here's where to start.
1. Watch the intro video and introduce yourself in the intro post here 2. Start with The Foundation (free course). Concepts, folder architecture, prompting framework. Everything else builds on this. 3. Check in at the bottom of each lesson. Polls, discussion posts, other members working through the same stuff. Use them. 4. When you're ready to build real things, move to Implementation Playbooks (Level 2). When you're ready to build your own tools, Building Your Stack (Level 3). 5. Post your work. Ask questions. Help others when you can. What are you here to build?
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