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i am actually compiling a list to showcase all of them, please help me find more. currently i have: Maestro by @pedramamini Codex App @thsottiaux @emdashsh Mux by @coderhq @conductor_build @superset_sh @OpenAgentsInc JAT by @joewinke CodexMonitor by @Dimillian Supacode by @khoiracle Commander by @krzyzanowskim Flow by @gmickel

@thekitze let me introduce you to shop.saferide4kids.com/products/rides…

a parenting lifehack: travel with your own portable car seat we have the maxi cosi nomad. it's super easy to carry, airlines allow it for free, and you don't have to rely on taxi companies or rent a cars giving you a car seat. in 99.9% of cases it will be a better seat than whatever garbage they are going to give you

we're vague competing now

watch later? how about watch never

@kentcdodds you're absolutely right!

Looks like I can now downvote bad replies. So watch out.

@gabriel1 you're using it with an unreleased model aren't yoou

i was skeptical of the openclaw concept first, but turned out i was just stupid very visionary product. perfectly predicted and made it obvious how having access EVERYTHING from ANYWHERE to do ANY work is clearly how the world will run very soon

@theo probably missed a few

I hope you guys know that I tried pretty much every T3 Code alternative before building it. I wanted something good, reliable, performant and OSS. Best anything else hit was 2 out of 4. We hope to be the first to hit all four.

@melissa this is how you know she's a real friend

i make it known i don't much like gifts. i made it known i did not much like this gift. she laughed and said, i know. she watched me spray the mister. she watched me heed the sun. she watched the real plants all die off. she did not say a thing

people are focusing on the baby's experience but i think this is really bad for parents. soothing babies is one of the most important things for bonding, both biologically and spiritually.

@viemccoy for now i'm choosing to believe baby's cells knows it's not real.

working on the frontier and having a baby on the way, I think a lot about this type of technology and how we might use it to raise our kid. my intuition is that it is really hard to know when you've crossed the line in terms of cybernetically augmenting parenting skills. I think the cyber-bassinet, which rocks your baby in response to crying, is basically fine. its like a thermostat. I think it would still be fine if gpt-5.4 were modulating some/all of its function. but there is something almost... holy? about the voice that a mother uses to soothe the baby. the cadence, the rhythm, the timbre - all of it combines to create an orchestra that the baby begins to associate with the center of its universe. but here, that same voice - or a close, probably convincing, facsimile - is being used to denote the absence of the mother. its being used to soothe the baby without the usual orchestra of sensations that the voice is typically associated with. its possible that this is fine, and you really can treat the voice as a thermostat. my intuition is that this particular implementation is risking something sacred, but that there is technology very close to it that we will try - and are excited to do so! it seems to me that we are opening up portals everywhere we look. little spirits are inhabiting boxes on every desk, and they are only going to get louder. but spirit itself is just substrate - what you are allowing in is incredibly contingent upon what you've summoned and why it has chosen to arrive. I would caution everyone to discriminate heavily which voices you allow in your chorus.

good thread

you can just redirect youtube shorts url to normal watch url

@juristr x.com/dan_ddyo/statu…

Another one for the collection - cmux.dev - conductor.build - superset.sh - (what did I forget??) - dmux.ai

we need "proof of shipping"

@clairevo @grok create a linkedin job post content for this role

Let me list the work I do in my personal life - order groceries - keep track of birthdays + gifts - plan parties - plan trips - keep a house in standing condition - keep a car in standing condition - do my taxes - pay my bills - invest my money - take, organize, and share family photos - help my kids with homework - enrich my kids academics - register my kids for activities - attend and manage several kids sports teams - keep my body healthy - keep my kids healthy - keep an eye on my parent's health - cook meals - clean + organize the house - stay intellectually engaged / read - exercise - design, furnish, and organize our home - keep plants alive - stay engaged with the neighborhood - stay engaged with politics - keep up to date on the news - repair broken things around the house - chauffeur my kids and their friends - price compare and purchase utilities - make holiday magic - order school lunches - pick and manage charitable donations - endless returns

not raising money is becoming an advantage

@Dimillian @OpenAI @romainhuet congrats btw! super awesome

@Dimillian @OpenAI @romainhuet memed into reality i cannot believe my eyes

I'm joining @OpenAI at the end of the month, and I can't wait to get started! I'll be working on everything related to Codex, bringing what I learned building Codex Monitor, and working with the developer experience team with @romainhuet!

@thdxr @Shreyassanthu77 Slides from an internal talk I gave today. Very similar message

@badlogicgames i think the theory is that most kids are curious by nature

recommended listening. some interesting thoughts in there, specifically wrt kids + education + agency + ai. i think it's easy to solve for the n=1 case, that is, your own kid, if you have the means and time as a parent. the hard part is to make this work across all socioeconomic levels. our education system isn't set up for that. would be a tremendous economic unlock. proposal is: llms become the 1:1 tutors. but that requires a driven kid, that actually asks questions. for such a kid, it doesn't matter if the tutor is another person, a book, a website, or an llm (tho person is probably best). the problem is actually how to elicite curiosity in kids at scale. lennysnewsletter.com/p/marc-andrees…

@juliarturc he put the B in the BS

Slightly off topic, but this made me wonder more generally: when someone’s rhetoric is so well aligned with the bottom line of their business, is it: a) Genuine alignment—that’s why they built the company in the first place. Actually inspirational. b) Retroactive BS—their business stumbled on this product so now they need to play along with the propaganda that sells it. Given Replit’s history as a dev tool it’s probably b).