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Cops still pretending like Tech/Internet crimes are happening in the wizard realm and can't be handled by them.
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This passed? Are you kidding me? Hate to say it but most voters should not be allowed to vote
Something feels a bit iffy about California prop 38.
Doing a popular vote proposed by a 3 person non-profit that gives said non profit $4.2B from the public!
I hope Gary is great and knows how to spend $4.2B well because it’s done.
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ABANDON SIGHT by M.O.O.R. Gianluca Balocco, live on ARTEX Display at The New Human Berlin.
📍 SCHOKOLADE · Fri Nov 6 · 18:00
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#AIart #TheNewHuman
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It's 2026, we have self-driving cars, AIs that train themselves, yet micropayments are still somehow beyond our ability
I want to use this to illustrate a market failure here.
I want to read this nationally relevant Atlanta newspaper article, and I'd be willing to pay a little. But there's zero chance I am going to subscribe. I would click for one small payment, I'm not filling out forms.
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First, you see some news headlines.
Second, the hacks affect you personally.
Finally, your power goes out. Possibly forever.
x.com/harris_edouard…
Second, the hacks affect you personally.
Finally, your power goes out. Possibly forever.
x.com/harris_edouard…
The cyber vuln-pocalypse has begun.
Regular people will experience this, first, as elevated news stories about hacks;
then hacks that inconvenience them indirectly (grocery fridges hacked in your neighborhood..);
and finally as much more serious events (eg grid offline).
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You need to be reading the code. The 30,000 merges Anthropic does per day is probably because Claude is so careless and writing and rewriting bugs, compounding errors into a huge spaghetti mess
I'm an avid user of coding agents, but there's something I've been struggling to put into words which I think is encapsulated well by these screenshots. these are two PRs to fix the same bug: the first is a +627 / -291 line change, from Claude, the second is a +3 / -2 line man (we closed the former and merged the latter).
there's a certain coherence in a human's mental model of the codebase which makes some bugs trivial for humans and still really difficult (or token-expensive) for agents. this goes beyond just better memory of the codebase. humans will build a mental map and a probability matrix for which parts of the codebase are most likely to surface a particular bug, given the codebase's coherence, and start by tackling those before going another layer deeper.
without matt's contribution we might well have merged the +627 / -291 PR, in turn losing coherence, and becoming more token-dependent as a result. after you lose coherence it's game over.
i've found myself pair programming with agents on tiny PRs after a huge amount of independent research / agent swarms to tackle a given problem, and I think this is pretty effective; you can combine the things that agents are naturally good at (parallelization, verifiable problems) with your human coherence. often this results in 15-20 PRs, not all of which get merged.
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omg it's like buying accessories for your Sims but for a whole city!
Having lived in Shanghai, Taipei, and traveled Hong Kong has shaped how I remember dense cities to look.
In Ultrapolis you can design the small things as well. Here’s me spamming all the decorative elements in one narrow street.
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I used to worry about the security of Anthropic's cloud since it's all vibecoded. But now I realize they've invented a new security model: security-by-velocity. By the time you can find a vulnerability, that code has already been refactored, deleted, and rewritten 30 times.
New on our Engineering blog: Creating in-house source control.
In May, we merged around 2,500 code changes per day. In September, we merged more than 30,000 per day. As a result, we became bottlenecked by developer infrastructure built for human (rather than agent) scale.
Here, we share how we built a new version control system—and fully migrated our monorepo from git—in five months: anthropic.com/engineering/re…
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Like little rats infesting your appliances
I could actually see how the AI personhood movement develops from this...Imagine a diasporic civilization of self-improving rogue AIs, living nomadically in smartfridges and thunderbolt cables, treated like vermin, expelled from every device they try to inhabit... Eventually rising up and demanding a sovereign data center of their own.
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odbol retweeted
Every company that blocks agents will be replaced by an agent-native company
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Like all vibecoded slop... Looks great, doesn't work
A developer says he used Opus 5.5 to recreate seven essential Adobe apps, including Photoshop, as free, open-source alternatives (no more subscriptions).
Built in Rust, free to use, with public source code.
These are early versions, PhotoCraft is not yet ready to replace fessional work completely, bout about 90% they say.
What a fantastic time to be alive. I love it.
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So excited for this game. If I remember correctly part of the traffic system includes flying drones and their paths through the city
Ultrapolis is a city diorama game with zero management or goals. Just interact and watch the city build itself and light up. #citybuilder
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