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Amazing, great project. The SV show music playing on opening was such a good detail to add, loved it! Thank you for putting this together. Brought some fun memories back from my ti…

Cool. This also feels a lot like what copilot is doing. It’s nice that copilot integrates out of the box with teams/outlook/office, so it has great company/work context

I’ve been using herdr lately and before that I was using zellij and before that tmux and before that gnu screen For me the main advantage of herdr is that when I have the codex int…

> Even many people who programmed enough lisp to have their minds blown and expanded still prefer not to program in lisp For me, the answer to this is economics. Even if you love l…

Omg, so funny! I can’t believe I played this for like 5 min straight Are those little Sam Altmans?! Love the power ups: tokenmaxxing, usage reset

If you retire at 30 with $1.7M, you’d be getting about $45-$60k/year for the rest of your life Maybe if you live by yourself, or have someone contributing a second income, and infl…

That was fun! Although I was automatically retired, with $1.7M in net worth. That’s hardly enough, especially in California. Maybe the game should ask for a goal number before star…

Very cool. It reminded me of the DeCSS t-shirts, which had source code with the decryption keys for DVDs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeCSS

Is this the same tech the Midjourney scanner device is using?

It was also cool discovering the ATA commands to drive the modem. You could “war-dial” numbers, or manually initiate Internet connection, or connecting to a bbs

I wonder what’s the % of players that use nukes in games like Civilization (I know I used them at least once on every game I made it far enough to have the technology)

Amazing show btw, highly recommend it

Is this the AI version of ADHD?

Thank you. I want something like that, but that uses codex/claude code as agents (through their corresponding subscriptions), instead of having to create ad-hoc agents + api keys

On a tangent, can anyone recommend good coding agent orchestration tools or platform? Something to launch, manage and monitor codex or claude agents in multiple machines Ideally se…

And that’s pretty much what they show in the demo, plus asking it for directions on Apple Maps (which it can also do already), and searching for pictures on the Photos app (which I…

The demo video there is so underwhelming. They show very basic stuff, which I assumed Siri was already capable of doing... not sure what the big improvement is

AIPAC publicly brags about this. https://abcnews4.com/news/nation-world/aipac-says-it-was-pro... https://www.reddit.com/r/illinois/comments/1ry8tha/aipac_ope...

That sounds a lot like the justifications Claude and ChatGPT give when confronted about something they did wrong, or when asked to provide a customer support response about softwar…

Thank you for the explanation, makes it a lot more digestible Just nit picking a bit: > Training any model to express some truth table is very hard What kind of models are you incl…

I just made the connection to why they had a scene like that in a Korean show on Netflix, cool

For fun and customization. This guy used Claude to decompile and recreate an old mac game: https://www.tiktok.com/@philsmy/video/7644482888544636180