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life as a non- technical builder using @replit:
pre-chatGPT: phone a friend
chatGPT: technical advisor
agent v1: bad intern
agent v2: okay jr. engineer
agent v3: solid founding engineer
should have a world-class CTO soon
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@JonHearty
โถ๏ธ exploring ai, building golfrise, investing in scifi (microfactory, cavalla, digital metal)๐ฝ๐ฆพ โช odf1 & early mercury, origin, datanyze, redbeacon; ucsb๐ซ๐
california Se uniรณ Mart 2010
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a timeline of @replit agents
agent 1: you don't even remember
agent 2: you manage an agent
agent 3: you manage an agent who manages many subagents
agent 4: you manage many agents who each manage many subagents
any predictions for agent 5?
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@LeahLibresco Something way cooler than a minivan is coming
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i'm completely over-engineering a mobile app for golfers that probably basically nobody will use but it's just so much fun i can't stop lighting money on fire until i get what's in my head onto my phone
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Omaha Productions and Overtime working together to tell the story of Sacramento State. The 6 episode docuseries premieres May 1 on Roku TV.
Need more Brad Miller
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scan your scorecard
save your scores and stats
post your score to keep your handicap
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pitch me your b2b startup and i'll give you an out-of-the-box idea to get in front of your customers
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having so much fun building a golf app
excited to eventually land on something much bigger and more interesting
but in no rush
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@bolayer maybe something like "stay in the slow lane" or "don't change lanes". honestly using the pedal and turn signals works well. i'm not sure what the ideal way would be, but the ideal end state is that it drives more like a human (ideally me) and less robotically.
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I do believe having it change driver profiles (where it drives faster/slower, more aggressively, etc) via those modes is definitely telling it how to drive, but I get your point.
I assume you mean "speed up", or "get over one lane", etc maybe? How would you tell it how to drive if you could?
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while you canโt literally talk to your FSD (yet), you can communicate with it:
- tap the gas to california roll a stop sign
- hit your signal to change lanes
makes your driving that much more human like
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@bolayer fair. you can tell it where to drive but not how to drive (outside of sloth/chill/standard/hurry/mad max).
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@JonHearty You can literally tell your FSD where to drive you by talking to it (among other options)
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Two things I learned from @steipete on the @lexfridman podcast that immediately helped me with my vฬถiฬถbฬถeฬถ ฬถcฬถoฬถdฬถiฬถnฬถgฬถ agentic engineering:
1. Asking your agent "Now that you're done building, what would you do differently?"
It's wild how it will immediately find edge cases, bugs, etc. on a second pass after it's done building.
Fun fact: It works well in Plan mode also (in @replit at least). "Now that you made your plan, how would you rethink it?"
2. Remember that your agent is always starting from scratch.
You need to have some empathy for your agent and where they're coming from.
Every time you start talking to your agent, remember that they don't know your codebase or what your app does without doing some initial research.
A small tactical example: You can save you and your agent a lot of time by providing exact file names instead of vaguely referencing screens/pages (i.e. "the profile page").
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โa car gets you from a to bโ
the value between a and b is increasingly accelerating
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the rate of duis will be inversely proportional to the growth of self driving cars
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flippenings iโm excited for:
- doom scrolling to hope vibing
- feeling safest for in tesla fsd front seat vs waymo back seat
- getting pulled by my ai assistant instead of pushing it
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