Slash commands are super irritating. It was cool for IRC. It is not cool for AI TUIs. It's too human centric, delete it.
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Daniel Potts
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Daniel Potts
@danielppotts
DPUs @ MSFT, AI, AV, cyber, virtualization, deep tech. PhD. Swimmer. Dad. Fly-too-much. #aussie. Zero carbon.
Sydney, New South Wales Katılım Haziran 2010
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@burkeholland @debs_obrien Yeah I think good managers and leaders ensure their colleagues have the support and time to grow without being micromanaged. Maybe both individuals and managers don't quite grok the idea that it is a force multiplier after an initial investment.
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@danielppotts @debs_obrien True, but it is their job to make sure you have the bandwidth to build these new workflows and learn these new tools.
It can’t be “in addition” to all the tasks people already have on their plate.
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@burkeholland @debs_obrien It is not on leadership to tell you how to do your job.
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@burkeholland @debs_obrien It's actually really easy. Just commit to using the tools for everything you do. It might take a little longer at first but once you have momentum it pays dividends.
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@burkeholland I don't get this - why add slash commands for everything when simple natural language should suffice? I can't do deep research and then go ahead and implement in a single slash command. I was hoping the UX would go the other way, I don't want to use / at all.
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@BrettReif Have not played with hooks yet. I don't think they are in Copilot CLI atm, but they have landed in @code.
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I am at present running ~10 agents.
The secret is to just completely stop caring about the code.
It's OK. You can let go now.
Burke Holland@burkeholland
I call baloney on your “10 agents running at one time” workflow. Unless you just have zero intention of shipping any of it.
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Australia’s First #AUKUS Class Submarine: What Should We Call It? @AUKUSforum
Some obvious contenders:
HMAS Crocodile Dundee — because nothing says “stealthy underwater predator” like a hat and a knife.
SSN Vegemite — guaranteed to make allies curious.
Over to you…
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@OzTeslaGuy I get it - this was my major EV concern prior to ownership, but once you own an EV the question doesn't really make sense. It is very rare an EV owner actually waits for their charge. I have saved so much time and hassle not having to deal with petrol gas stations.
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One of the biggest arguments ICE owners give against owing an EV is having to wait to charge. “I can fill up in a couple of minutes, not have to wait 20mins”. OK, hypothetical - while you’re filling up, what would you do if the station attendant came out to you and said “I’ll give you a 80% discount, but you just have to wait 20mins to get it”?
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@techAU If you can count it with your fingers, you're barely using it.
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@jxmnop Not just software. Transistor count too. The allocation of die space on each of those chips for the GPU and associated cache etc are quite different from one another.
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my understanding is that both AMD and qualcomm make chips that have ~equivalent performance to nvidia
but neither can write the software tooling that N provides, like CUDA
i get that it's complicated, but which part of the stack could possibly be so hard to replicate? are nvidia's low-level engineers really that much better?
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@renew_economy House battery, two EVs, and a pool to 33c. And a giant three phase air con cooling the house to 22c while it is 32c out today. Zero grid imports. Too easy.
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Peter Dutton defends #nuclear by claiming that rooftop solar cannot charge EVs and household batteries at the same time. How wrong and ignorant can you be? #auspol reneweconomy.com.au/you-cant-charg…
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#swimming is such a cheat. In just 1.15hrs and 4.3kms(2.7mi) I burnt 1234kcal with no kicking. Eat whatever you want.
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Happy Presidents' Day to my US friends. Regan and JFK were two of the greats and both outstanding swimmers for their time.
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Today Ghost announced an investment from OpenAI. Here is an introduction to how large multi-modal vision-language models can be applied for generalized reasoning about driving.
Ghost Autonomy@GhostAutonomy
Watch how MLLMs reason about intersections, understand construction scenes, and interpret urban road environments: ghostautonomy.com/blog/mllms-for…
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"Any very complex computer science problem is being subject to AI, and with AI you almost always get better performance."
@ghosthayes presentation on making AI reliable for autonomous driving.
Video and full transcript here: ghostautonomy.com/blog/car-mbs-2…
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