@dhh Any specific reason/hardware choice as to why you went Asus G14 vs Framework for your current laptop?
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Matt Lanham
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Founder @geckoengage • Writing about AI, startups, and building tech companies. Coder turned CEO. Based in Scotland.
Scotland, UK Katılım Haziran 2010
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Another example of long running agents working on a complex problem - the world of software development is changing fast!
Anthropic@AnthropicAI
New Engineering blog: We tasked Opus 4.6 using agent teams to build a C compiler. Then we (mostly) walked away. Two weeks later, it worked on the Linux kernel. Here's what it taught us about the future of autonomous software development. Read more: anthropic.com/engineering/bu…
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.@taylorotwell is there a way to get access to the beta of the AI SDK? Can’t seem to find a GitHub repo etc but potentially just not looking in the right place…
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Some good thoughts in this - especially in regards to @openclaw which regardless of your view on has given us all a glimpse into just how powerful agents can be...
DHH@dhh
We're all still fumbling in the dark with agents, but some patterns are emerging (and some disappear quickly again!), and it's our role as software makers to make use of it all along the way. Here are some quick notes from one of those internal sessions sorting it all at 37s.
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@christophrumpel @driesvints Isn’t this saying it’s not built yet, they end with “That future does not exist today, but the work to make it real and safe is already underway.”
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Does you bot needs its own password vault?
TLDR: You can create a service account from your account for your bot and store passwords in its vault instead storing them in plain text on the server.
Great read, I am using it already. Thanks @driesvints 👍
1password.com/blog/its-openc…
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This x100 it’s getting silly having a folder for each CLI!
Alexander Embiricos@embirico
📣 Open call to agent builders: Let's read agent skills from `.agents/skills`, so people don't have to manage separate folders per agent. Today we pulled the trigger for Codex to read `.agents/skills`. Goal is to deprecate `.codex/skills`. Pls like/tag/RT for momentum.
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ICYMI, first draft speaker application deadline is being extended to this Friday for @aidotEngineer Europe, our first ever conference in London 🇬🇧
Confirmed tracks on frontier models (<3 @GoogleDeepMind & @OpenAIDevs), MCP (@dsp_), Coding Agents, Context Engineering, Voice, Evals, Infra, and more.
direct link: accelevents.com/e/ai-engineer-…
conf details: ai.engineer/europe
London's AI scene is surprising even us, we will have to 2x our presence next year
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The concept of describing software in English (via md files), and leaving the implementation up to an LLM is super interesting - especially for lots of the smaller libraries we all end up shipping in our applications. @dbreunig recent article is though provoking!
Andrej Karpathy@karpathy
@airesearch12 💯 @ Spec-driven development It's the limit of imperative -> declarative transition, basically being declarative entirely. Relatedly my mind was recently blown by dbreunig.com/2026/01/08/a-s… , extreme and early but inspiring example.
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@linuz90 I wasn't sure I needed it vs doing loops or using CLI's directly, but after trying it, it's very well designed, has just the right amount of functionality - and feels natural!
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I think I'm Conductor-pilled.
More improvements and features for Typefully incoming ⚡
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@Shpigford I have heard people are using @UTMapp - I had an old 2020 Mac mini lying around I threw it on, but UTM seemed like a good solution when I had considered that
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what are people running on macOS to virtualize a separate macOS? (for 🦞)
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I’m enjoying @conductor_build, but I didn’t think I would. It does a good job of making you feel in control, and informed, and has some IDE like tools - but the work is getting done by agents with tight integration with Github. Try it!
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@Shpigford @linuz90 How many workspaces you guys running in parallel!?
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@linuz90 to be fair, I've got 128GB and it still slows down when i've got a bunch of workspaces running at the same time.
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@andrewcairns Try 5.2-codex - i am finding it to work better than 4.5 opus atm. I used a ralph loop to fully build a SaaS app at the weekend using a prd.json file that was created by AI. What a time to be alive!
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Next feature I work on, I'm gonna use Opus to create the plan, then Sonnet to implement it.
I rarely switch from Opus.
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Don't sleep on this if you use an iPhone :-)
Matt Lanham@mattlanham
2 ways to improve your life if you use an iPhone: 1. Go into "Screen Capture" settings, turn off "Full-Screen Previews" 2. Go into "Safari" settings, change your Tabs from "Compact" to "Bottom" - no more extra tap to see all tabs
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@_coenen Here's the app: cannoneyed.com/isometric-nyc/ - the tech detail can be found in the help icon top right!
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The Isometric NYC project by @_coenen is so cool! I also love the detail he has provided about how he used AI to build it, especially the images. Lots of great lessons in there!
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