Daniel Cazzulino 🇦🇷🗽

I think every company should have a #fridathon policy, to foster innovation, energize teams and improve morale cazzulino.com/fridathon. I'm realizing the term might actually stick, so I'm giving it a permalink, hehe :)

@xoofx This is a very useful one for API exploration by agents, from @davidfowl (would love to see that moved to the @dotnet/skills repo): github.com/davidfowl/dotn…

I'm starting to be quite tempted to add to all my OSS packages an integrated SKILLS.md that I will be able to use in my AI coding TUI. It is quite laborious today when using my own libraries as I have to point to local checked out repositories to help the agent to use them. Also need to check how to have better top-down discovery of precompiled .NET API (ilspycmd but tailored for AI consumption, use of source link...etc.)

@MatiLara14 @JMilei

@JMilei Javito, ¿Nos podés explicar de dónde sos "experto en crecimiento con y sin dinero"? Lo único que has hecho desde que has asumido es llenar de guita a tus jefes y financistas. Los jubilados, trabajadores y hasta las fuerzas se cagan de hambre. Deja de escribir y ponete a laburar.

REFLEXIÓN PROFESIONAL Me sorprende, para mal, economistas que dicen que el gobierno si quiere crecer debe aceptar mayor inflación. Puedo entender que alguien precario pueda seguir creyendo en la Curva de Phillips y hay trade-off entre inflación y desempleo (actividad) aunque ya la teoría económica la haya sepultado en 1968 y terminado de rematar entre 1972 y 1973. (Fiedman/Phelps/Robert Lucas Jr.). De ahí a saltar a una relación positiva entre la inflación y el crecimiento es un disparate tanto en lo teórico como en lo empírico. Entiendo que algún trasnochado podría llegar a creer en el modelo de James Tobin (donde la economía crece conforme viaja hacia el trueque), el cual, si tuviera sentido Argentina con la inflación que ha tenido debería ser potencia mundial. Creo que muchas veces no se piensa seriamente lo que se dice y mucho menos se toma consciencia de lo que significa tomar decisiones que tienen impacto en millones de personas. Sólo eso... CIAO!

@xoofx Makes perfect sense. Perhaps some private dogfooders? Happy to do that if it helps. Looking forward to its future released in any case!

Hehe, probably not at this stage 😄 Like with all my OSS projects, I'm the main user first. Since I can only work on it in my spare time, I prefer moving at my own pace without handling PRs and issues too early, while I'm still experimenting and changing things a lot. Right now, I can rewrite big parts overnight without worrying about coordination or merge conflicts. I mostly want to enjoy building it without adding the same constraints I can deal with every day at work 🙂

Some update on my AI coding TUI: I've been using it exclusively for the past few weeks, and it's working really well. It's pretty fun to improve the tool with itself and use it across all my OSS projects! 🚀 I just added thread management (open, delete, etc.) and a lot of small quality-of-life improvements here and there. ✨ What's wild is that it still feels very far from what I want it to be, and I haven't even started fleet/squad support yet. I think there are still a few months of spare-time work before I can call it 1.0 and make it public. 😴

@James_M_South @timheuer @nuget Not all models are created equal in terms of leveraging skills either 😟

@timheuer @kzu @nuget AI has been observed clearly ignoring skills though. If they’re not enforceable they’re just extra bandwidth

I think the skills story should be directly integrated in the existing package delivery mechanisms. In @dotnet, for example, the @nuget package could include skills dir that should be automatically added as a skills dir by @github #copilot

@awakecoding @ksemenenk0 @dotnet @nuget @github It's just like npx skills, it's a dotnet skills installer, rather than the skills themselves. I reserved *dnx skills* but haven't done anything with it yet

@ksemenenk0 @kzu @dotnet @nuget @github Wait, is that a suggested approach for installing skills, or is that already supported? I was literally just thinking how nice it would be to install agent skills as a dotnet tool

@timheuer @nuget Ah, gotcha, the .github folder in the repo root where copilot will already load stuff, gotcha. Nice workaround. Now I need to test it, he

@kzu @nuget yeah not even user wide, but in the project

@timheuer @nuget You mean copying via MSBuild the package skills to the user-wide skills folder? Hm... not terrible, but versioning might end up being confusing for the model... (copy versioned skills folders and explain in each skill description it's for vX.Y.Z of the package?)

@kzu @nuget There are of course ways you can do this today as a package owner (msbuild stuff), but exploring a 'supported' way

Going next Tuesday with my son 🤘🔥

@ksemenenk0 @dotnet @nuget @github Nope. You don't want to execute random scripts on package install/restore (I don't even think that's supported anymore nowadays in @nuget).

@kzu @dotnet @nuget @github I think it’s easy to achieve if you command in to your package to add skills into .codex dir

@timheuer @nuget That's encouraging news!💯

@kzu @nuget We are actually looking at this!

@ksemenenk0 @dotnet @nuget @github That seems like the exact opposite. You install user-wide skills, just like npx skills does. Per project, per version is what's needed IMHO.

@kzu @dotnet @nuget @github Already in progress skills.managed-code.com I want to have super big catalog with nice tool to install packaged with right skills

TIL: the study shows women are empathic to cheaters getting punished, while men feel pleasure at punishing the cheaters. 🤨 @grok plz verify this based on the study at pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC26…

- Drafted a blog post - Used an LLM to meticulously improve the argument over 4 hours. - Wow, feeling great, it’s so convincing! - Fun idea let’s ask it to argue the opposite. - LLM demolishes the entire argument and convinces me that the opposite is in fact true. - lol The LLMs may elicit an opinion when asked but are extremely competent in arguing almost any direction. This is actually super useful as a tool for forming your own opinions, just make sure to ask different directions and be careful with the sycophancy.

@levelsio @grok fact-check the assertion that Argentinean meat is mostly (or all?!) from factory-farmed feedlots

I told you guys before Argentinean meat is one of the worst in the world Their farms switched from free roaming grass fed beef to factory farmed feedlots like America None of it is original great Argentinean meat that they were famous for 30 years ago Uruguay still has free roaming grass fed beef A tragedy really Great article on this: traveldeeper.co/culture-food/t…

@LuisCaputoAR @JMilei @grok chequear contra la fuente indec.gob.ar/uploads/inform…

LA ECONOMIA CRECIÓ 0,4% MENSUAL EN ENERO Y REGISTRÓ UN NUEVO MÁXIMO HISTÓRICO. ✅ En enero el Estimador Mensual de Actividad Económica (EMAE) alcanzó un nuevo máximo histórico, tanto en la serie desestacionalizada como en el indicador tendencia-ciclo ✅ El EMAE registró un crecimiento de 0,4% mensual sin estacionalidad en enero de 2026. ✅ En terminos interanuales, el indicador registró una expansión de 1,9% y se ubicó 8,3% por encima del nivel de enero de 2024. ✅ Excluyendo Administración Pública y Defensa, 10 de los 14 restantes sectores del EMAE registraron crecimiento en la comparación interanual. Entre ellos se destacaron Pesca (+50,8%), Agricultura, Ganadería, Caza y Silvicultura (+25,1%) y Explotación de Minas y Canteras (+9,6%).

@ClintRutkas 🙋‍♂️ using dev drive on Windows, had to disable the mount (to access it from the C: drive) because nextjs app got continuously confused between D: (dev drive) and C: (mount) paths showing up here and there. Totally broken experience.

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