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TThorsten BallXView on XNo pull requests, no code review. We push to main.
Our agents read production logs, watch deploys, grant feature flags, and check their own work end to end.
Here's how we do that:
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what are these numbers 😭
JJoseph CoxXView on XNew: Accenture has told employees it will only fund 1,000 a month are now scrambling to find ways to keep access to the tool. A sign of the continuing crack down of AI https://www.404media.co/accenture-tells-employees-they-can-now-spend-only-29-on-claude-per-month/
People should do less first-principles thinking and instead read more.
Officially an AI dinosaur 🦖
KAndrej KarpathyXView on X@omarsar0 My mental model for what is happening is that 99%+ of people who are now paying attention have been onboarded to anything related to AI in <1 year. This is very confusing to the AI dinosaurs (anyone in AI for pre 2026. Or even, gasp, pre 2012).
Trying OpenAI dots like
Because at the process / runtime level, harnesses are entirely replaceable by models bitter-lesson-style, what’s left, and it should be obvious since OpenClaw, is accessibility and distribution.
This is entirely the domain of hyperscallers.
Making a harness today with the hypothesis of improving productivity or controlling costs is like fine-tuning mistral in 2024 assuming it would solve hallucinations, it’s a categorical error.
S𝙳☈XView on XOpenAI’s dot is really good. They have artifacts now, besides a fully remote desktop, and you can link your devices. I don't need tailscale nor cloudflare for my personal setup anymore.
The main agent of dot is Astra. It acts as an orchestrator that can spawn indefinite sub-agents. It’s a pattern I was already following.
I'm quite surprised / pleased.
I’m still testing it, but the lack of friction alone seems worthwhile.
Holy shit, I have a son!
I am a father! Dear God, why have I been blessed with this joy! What did I do to deserve this!
While the models can already take control and manage remote desktops, servers, phones, and networks very effectively, I believe the consumer version of this will likely come in waves.
Remote computers, enterprise level, perhaps next year. Remote control of phones, for example, perhaps in three years.
God damnit.
Are we moving to Gemini now.