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"Everyone has a blog these days, even Claude," Anthropic wrote this week on a page titled "Claude Explains."
"Welcome to the small corner of the Anthropic universe where Claude is writing on every topic under the sun".
Not any more. After blog posts titled "Improve code maintainability with Claude" and "Rapidly develop web applications with Claude" — Anthropic suddenly removed the whole page sometime after Wednesday. But TechCrunch explains the whole thing was always less than it seemed, and "One might.
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