Steph Miles

@hypothesis1993 @0xSero Agreed. I was thinking today that we need the Slack version of an ADE. Especially how they focused on UX and playful experiences when they first started.

@0xSero The fact that the entire screen is so monotonic kills me everytime. Imaging working for 6-8 hours on such a screen, I just cant. Prefer terminal-based app where I can customize the color of everything so they contrast and colorful for long hour sessions

Claude Code has improved tremendously over the last month, kind of crazy.

@meta_alchemist I agree there might be a indie gaming renaissance which would be pretty cool. Although the fundamental skill of storytelling might remain a human superpower.

@Stephmiles_ Yeah i read in a few places that it was, that made me do the mistake, but checked that it wasnt after the comments Amazing production regardless

The fact that you can now vibe code games that look this cool is insane So many beautiful games will be made from here onwards by people who know how to use AI tools If you wanna vibe code games too, these 40 tools will help a ton with the whole process

@0xSero An thatvlooks cool. I want, I want!!

I’m Normal Okay???

@RegulusMuthias @pgcornwell We have a baseball team?!?! Had no idea

Good old awesome Aussies: passionately crazy, jolly folk who party hard and smash it hard. I've traveled with them a lot in my travel groups. I hope to find a lot of them at the Mariners game the day before, USA vs. Australia. I hope the Aussies will invade the baseball game like the Tartan Army did in Boston, especially since the Mariners have got a World Cup night going on that day. Bought a ticket to go to it!

I met a delightful group of Australians who just landed in Seattle for Friday’s World Cup match. 7 out of 8 are already very drunk. I told the slightly more sober one the sun doesn’t fully set until 10 p.m. I’ve never witnessed someone look at me with such wonder and also panic.

@orca_build Are the nested agents a part of Orca's orchestrator or would the same ui also be able to run Hermes orchestrator? I downloaded Orca yesterday and am loving it so far.

Orca = orchestration for agents You can spin up nested worktrees + nested agents directly inside Orca Perfect weekend activity: let the agents manage other agents while you pretend to relax 😌 Enable it under Settings → Orchestration

@GeoffreyHuntley @erd0xbc Can’t help in regards to finding your next paid puzzle opportunity but I‘d love to hear of any Aussie companies you hear of delving into the areas you mentioned. I‘m in Melbs and not an engineer but would love to work with companies who are adopting this tech internally.

TLDR: I’m looking for my next role. Who’s hiring? hey folks, over the last 100 days i’ve had the privilege to do some talks around the world about where AI is perhaps going and already is which has been well received. it has provided a much needed break to reflect and ponder. for those new to my feed, some quick intros. for the last two years i’ve been dumping my ponderoos on my personal blog at ghuntley.com, thinking about the domain of loop engineering with AI and verification topics to make this possible. if you use any of the coding harnesses out there today, you are using some of my research related to context engineering and long term horizon goals. if you heard about ralph loops and agentic back pressure and wondered where the term came from hi 🫡 Anyway to cut the point of this article — i’m looking for my next role. i’ve been pondering about some of the ideas behind latentpatterns.com and whilst it’s nice to have the optionality to raise a round i consider now is not the right time to do it or explore these ideas for a couple years. i’m based in Australia, Sydney specifically. Happy to travel as needed but remaining in Australia is a hard requirement (family that cannot relocate) so remote is preferred if not based in Sydney. things that are interesting to me: - applied AI research in the domain of software verification - ai first organisation with minimal caps on token consumption - software factories, formal verification and plt - “the ai operating systems” (org chart transformations enabled through AI product) - physical infrastructure - teaching and knowledge sharing about me: - accomplished keynote/locknote speaker - industry level influence and impact in AI - previous roles include canva, optiver et al - titles held: big iron (unix) field engineer, presales, business continuity planning, software engineering manager, principal software engineer, principal developer advocate. - cycled through six countries on a unicycle, travelled around australia for five years remote working from a van and stole all the NFTs. salary requirements: - sf competitive (ie. my last role was AI within HFT) how to contact me: ghuntley+hiring@ghuntley.com reshares/retweets appriciated.

Literally the worst cable management I've ever seen in my life

Anyone got advice on to measure the quality of the code my ai agents generate? I already use TDD, linters and have another agent review and refactor the output. However I’d really love a way to quantify the quality off my code. Any tool recommendations or processes to research?

@pors @jeremyphoward What!?!?! Sydney being all uppity again. They‘ve got a pretty harbour but we‘ve got the coffee and the sports. They can’t compete.

@jeremyphoward I have lived in Sydney for two years, and the locals told me that they don't care about sports in Melbourne. I guess they were wrong :)

BTW, in case you're wondering just how sports-mad us Aussies are: Based on average attendance, men's soccer is only the 5th most popular sport in Australia.

@AmenaiSabuwala Lol did you put them by keeping their business name in the footer.

Client rejected the whole landing page design 🤯 Is it that bad?

@glennui Super useful. Thanks for making this.

Design is full of codewords. Knowing them changes what you can ask for, and what you can get back, whether you're working with devs, or an AI. “tint this neutral color”, “fix this widow”, “nudge it to the optical center” I wrote them down: index.how/to/articulate

@tugce190333 Is this some kind of joke or do people really not know what it is? I feel like I'm missing something.

Babaannemin evini karıştırırken şöyle bir şey buldum. Ne olduğunu bilen var mı? 👀 Resmen hipnotize edici bir tasarımı var.🤔

@oneeyekeh It's literal if nothing else.

Fable 5, I asked it to generate the coolest HTML page in the world.

@yanabana @clairevo ahaha I've tried this too. I tried to get Claude to generate a basic bodice piece based on specific measurements. It got very confused. I've also tried diff ai's to generate image of human wearing jacket toile. Gemini was the only one who knew what it was.

@clairevo Meanwhile, Codex…

i'm sorry boys but there is only one 3d eval for me and its whether or not fable can recreate barbie fashion designer

@clairevo This is the area I was experimenting in during Anthropic's latest hackathon. I bit off more than I could chew, but I did get Claude to analyse a user's photo and provide them fit recommendations. I sew a lot, and I'm working on using ai to speed up the pattern-making process.

@sebastiankehle_ Nice. I've got a dino computer at the moment and Hermes desktop doesn't work on intel mac's. Hermes has however helped me figure out how to make an intel build of the desktop app from their github repo but still testing. Fingers crossed.

@Stephmiles_ I use the Hermes desktop app, it connects to the Hermes on my vps

my current Hermes setup finally feels right. one Hermes install in a Docker container on my VPS. Hermes Desktop connects through Remote Gateway. 6 profiles. assistant, researcher, engineer, writer, reviewer, coach. each profile has its own Telegram bot now, so even from my phone i can start a session with the right agent directly. Claude stays on the VPS as the repair layer: debugging, monitoring, logs, config, and keeping the system aligned when Hermes gets weird.

@X I have a tiny feature request for you that would have a massive impact on my day-to-day existence. Could you PLEASE allow me to right-click on tweets and articles and open them in a new tab? It would make it so much easier to come back to interesting content when I have time.

@cassidoo Love that you already had this documented.

@uxvukm cassidoo.co/post/set-up-a6…

this is my audition for presenting at the next WWDC