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@ContrarianCurse Oh man, much to learn padawan.

I didn't know this but McDermott doesn't wear the glasses as a flex/schtick He fell down the stairs and lost his left eye in 2015

@RahimNathwani @doodlestein I think your reference may be to an open source variant of the DeepWiki tool offered by Cognition

@RahimNathwani @doodlestein Not sure what the development process has been. I stumbled on it last week while building and found it pretty useful in addition to the Devin engineer.

I can't believe how well this works. I made a skill you can use in Claude Code called /documentation-website-for-software-project: jeffreys-skills.md/skills/documen… You literally just invoke the skill in a folder containing a software project, and it autonomously cranks for an hour or more, researching the entire project and writing up REALLY GOOD documentation from scratch. Then it turns that into an unbelievably polished documentation site using the Nextra library and even deploys it for you automatically to Vercel if you want. I made the skill and then tried it for the first time yesterday in my FrankenTUI project. It cranked and cranked and spit this out in ONE SHOT: docs.frankentui.com/getting-starte… It's the best documentation site I've ever made for one of my projects, with everything explained perfectly, full-text search, mobile-friendly, perfect formatting, diagrams. Including documentation sites that I really labored over manually. It covers all features and functionality in logical groupings, but also has articles about concepts and the overall philosophy of the project. I know that I could make it even better by invoking the skill multiple times and asking it to polish things, but I wanted to show off what it can do straight out of the gate in a single shot. I was optimistic that it would work well because I put a ton of thought and many different phases into the workflow, but I'm still totally amazed by the results. Anyone still saying that skills aren't useful is going to be left in the dust by people who understand how to leverage these effectively.

@signulll Zevia or alternate zero cal/sugar/caffeine soda (root beer is the best), splash of milk (half/half, coconut, almond, whatever works), and a scoop or two of unflavored whey isolate powder. Homemade protein root beer float shake

what’s your favorite protein shake? i just can’t drink the core power stuff anymore. tastes so bad now for some reason.

@tomolesnevich @homegymcoop 🙏🏻

@homegymcoop @MGern1608 shop.antworks.at/en

Every home office should have a pull-up bar like this. Force yourself to do a few pull-ups every time you walk through the door. Every couple of hours, do a dead hang. Your shoulders, back, and neck will all feel better.

Thoma Bravo nears agreement to turn software firm Medallia over to creditors, sources say RTRS. Medalia, now worthless, was bought for $6.4BN in 2021 The equity may be wiped out as long as the private debt remains marked at par

Stumbled upon playing with Devin.ai engineer agent while using the DeepWiki features and the engineer agent actually killed it. Very impressive. Should I be paying for this?

@LottoLabs Run the computer IN the van with star link strapped on top

@MGern1608 I’m thinking about telling the wife the new van might be 4x6000pros

I think something like local k2.6 and an agent harness is basically agi by most people’s definition

@LottoLabs I wish I had the fortitude to sell my car to buy compute to run K2 local

@MGern1608 Most people buy cars for like 40k, that’s enough to run k2 at home

Has any developer on a windows machine been able to successfully use @antigravity? I was using it for a few weeks and enjoyed the access to multiple models along with working in the CLI + Claude Code App + Codex all together. Then, out of nowhere Antigravity agent manager just stopped working. As in it simply refuses to work at all. I have tried a clean uninstall and reinstall, multiple account logins, different models, nothing works.

@linglingfool You’re assuming he’s telling the truth in that interview.

Trump *literally* just in an interview said he waited for a 7 handle on the SPX to start the war in Iran. Not even pretending anymore who is true master is.

@EpsilonTheory Cry harder Ben it might do something

Small sacrifice to make if it means we can renew the Obama nuke deal at 40x the price and 13 dead American soldiers.

@justalexoki @XeroShoes pay this man

everybody needs to get on the barefoot shoes shit. not the freaky toe ones. there are normal ones just with a flat sole, zero drop. literally changed my life. i can actually walk however far i want now, my feet never hurt

@DKThomp @NatBullard Great episode @DKThomp

New pod: SUDDENLY, EVERY NEWS STORY IS A FIGHT ABOUT ENERGY -> The Iran War is about energy flows -> The AI buildout is an energy project -> The future of populism—i.e., AI, electricity prices, data center moratoria—is an energy debate w/ @NatBullard Plus: - why politicians are wrong about the drivers of rising electricity prices - is the US auto industry doomed? - implications of the end of energy-demand stagnation - if the renewables vibes are so bad, why is solar still soaring? open.spotify.com/episode/2IBmF6…

@rbright Just use freetaxusa, next question

I've used Turbotax for 20 years. It's clunky AF, but it has worked reliably for managing taxes for 20 years. Annually, it costs me less than I make in a single hour of billable work. Getting an LLM to replicate its behavior is incredibly low ROI for me, and I spend every day of my life using these tools. Most people in society aren't going to abandon a familiar solution to a problem they solve once per year to experiment with LLMs. Now existing providers of tax software and services? Absolutely. I'd love to see them leverage LLMs for more personalized tax services.

@macjshiggins Garmin. Next question

Has anyone else violently moved away from smart watches? One day it just became an attention interrupter and I couldn’t see it as anything else.

@EpsilonTheory Cry harder Ben it might do something

Druck paid Kevin Warsh $10 million in "consulting fees" last year? LOOOL. Nothing matters. "After leaving the Fed, he joined the investment firm of billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller, where he earned more than $10 million in consulting fees last year." wsj.com/finance/invest…