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Dev of worktrunk (& @prql, @xarray_dev) | By day, quant in Irvine. Prev CIO @ Sixty Capital, @Bridgewater, HBS, London | Quoted in @matt_levine's newsletter!

🏢 Irvine | 🏠 Santa Monica Katılım Haziran 2009
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Max@max_sixty·
Announcing Worktrunk! A git worktree manager, designed for running AI agents in parallel. A few points on why I'm so excited about the project, and why I hope it becomes broadly adopted 🧵
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Max@max_sixty·
@askDemigan yes good point I think that monorepos have gone up in value a lot; and good dependency management with good caching (uv!) I haven't used DBs much at all, but totally makes sense re sqlite
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Jonathan Demirgian
Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@max_sixty are there dev workflows that you prefer now with worktrees in mind? Things I didn't value as much before, for instance: - sqlite backed projects over postgres - pnpm >>> npm Are there things you lean towards that you didn't 2 years ago due to constant cloning?
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Max@max_sixty·
@askDemigan thank you! I have worked really hard on that aspect of it. lmk any small frictions when you hit them!
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Jonathan Demirgian@askDemigan·
@max_sixty I definitely get value out of worktrunk but honestly the most impressive thing about this is the REALLY good DX.
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Max@max_sixty·
@_sholtodouglas @amorriscode I just moved tend-src.com to use Codex by default (which so far seems much worse), because GHA are no longer covered in subs, even for FOSS still using it locally to build e.g. worktrunk.dev would be awesome to have more tokens for FOSS projects
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Sholto Douglas
Sholto Douglas@_sholtodouglas·
When do you reach for other models instead of Claude? What can we do better? Hit me with all of your frustrations. dms open. If you can give me detail (e.g. specifics/transcipts) - it'll help a lot in finding out exactly what we need to do to improve the next model
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Romy@Romy_Holland·
the vast majority of babies ever born were raised by parents who would consider live video monitoring of a sleeping baby so excessive they’d be confused by the concept. having a baby is hard in a bunch of ways, but a whole lot of parents are making it much harder than it needs to be. they’re doing their best to shame everyone else into having a harder time than necessary too.
Romy@Romy_Holland

parents: imagine you’re good friends with the neighbors 2 doors down. would you put your baby down for the night and go neighbor’s house for a drink if you brought the baby monitor?

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Max@max_sixty·
@ByggeData @zeddotdev with worktrunk: add an alias for ` wt sw` which evaluates to `wt switch --base=origin/main {{ args }}`
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Nathan Nutter
Nathan Nutter@ByggeData·
@zeddotdev @zeddotdev Similarly, I want the ability to create a new branch off of `origin/main`, in a new worktree of the "same" name, a la `wt` (worktrunk). Ironically, worktrunk also "forces" the stupid behavior of `main` rather than `origin/main` but is otherwise on the right track.
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Nathan Nutter@ByggeData·
@zeddotdev A pet peeve of mine, while the dominate workflow with Git is to treat a remote repository as the "trunk", everyone keeps a copy of `main` locally. When I make a feature branch it's off of `origin/main` not `main`.
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Max@max_sixty·
I've never been one to complain about ads, but Googling "worktrunk" now has a full page of AI ads, and the open-source project is pushed below the fold...
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Daniel Litt
Daniel Litt@littmath·
enjoy that sunset while you can—soon a swarm of superintelligent AI agents will be able to appreciate it more rapidly and efficiently than you ever could
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Max@max_sixty·
the best hedge against AGI is to have kids maybe you think you're too busy because you're on the computer making the numbers go up. but you're terrible at that, relative to Mythos. so do what we've been trained to do for 100K years: find a partner and bring up kids
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most dogs are well-behaved enough to be in shops & restaurants & airplanes but some aren't, and no one wants to make dog-level decisions so we have overly strict rules that are unevenly enforced, which requires people with the well-behaved dogs to lie
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Max@max_sixty·
maybe this is immoral but: if you're running late for a Waymo, you can get another few minutes by changing the pickup location, even by 20 yards
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Max@max_sixty·
@trq212 I'm seemingly the only person who thinks this, but please do *more* along this "priority" dimension e.g. beyond peak vs off-peak: have a higher-batch-size slow mode, use queuing etc; if you can then offer more aggregate tokens in return
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Thariq@trq212·
To manage growing demand for Claude we're adjusting our 5 hour session limits for free/Pro/Max subs during peak hours. Your weekly limits remain unchanged. During weekdays between 5am–11am PT / 1pm–7pm GMT, you'll move through your 5-hour session limits faster than before.
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Max@max_sixty·
@0xLightcycle either use the CC one, or use `wt step copy-ignored`; which is also CoW and super-fast
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tylercowen@tylercowen·
My new "generative book," fully written by me, the last chapter is on how AI will revolutionize the sciences (and us): tylercowen.com/marginal-revol…
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skcd@skcd42·
lets talk about `git worktree`, long thread here with some technical details on how we can do better without eating the disk space and agent maxxing on linux git worktrees are a no brainer as you can use overlayfs to take quick snapshots, on mac things become more interesting
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Max@max_sixty·
@robinhanson I blame the growth of prediction markets & their creators
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Robin Hanson
Robin Hanson@robinhanson·
Huh. I don't think I've ever had less popular X polls. My and my followers interests seem to be diverging.
Robin Hanson@robinhanson

Culture Change Causes Polls Consider “cultural” aspects of human behavior, i.e., ones that are harder to evaluate and to change individually, like game theory equilibria, conformity, norms, sacred, aesthetics, meaning, coordination, and status markers. While all behavior has been changing faster for many centuries, at “modernism” ~1900 “cultural” aspects suddenly started changing much faster than before. Here are 16 factors to help explain such culture changes: Elite Youth Culture - Rise of high school and college, youth culture and movements; changes had to appeal to elite youths. Lazy/Myopic/Selfish/Pleas - Revert to be more lazy, myopic, selfish, pleasure-oriented. Forager Reversion - Revert to forager styles: more art, leisure, democracy, and equality, and less religion, fertility, and domination. Individualism, Authentic - Rise in status of individualism, authenticity: think for yourself, follow your heart, be true to yourself. Innovate, Explore, Create - Rise in status of innovation, exploration, creativity. Abstract Concept, Reason - Rise in status of more abstract concepts and reasoning. Rich, Safe, Trade/Talk - Stuff that appeals more to people who are richer and safer, with more/wider talk/travel/trade. Merging Culture Appeal - Stuff accessible to and can appeal to the wide range of cultures merging in this period. Fashion/Elite Displace - Rise in fashion as change process; changes must appeal to elites seeking to displace other elites. Media/Word Legibile - Legibility of change symbols to spread via words and mass media. Big Org/Inst. Codify - New stuff can be seen and codified by our new large orgs and institutions. Sounds Good, Short-Run - Prefer stuff that sounds good and shows visible short-run gains. Visible Sacrifice - Visible sacrifices show allegiance; we figure we value what we’ve seen recent big visible sacrifices for. Lose Religion/Fragment - Loss of religion and traditions as core cultural glues induce fragmentation, divergence. Low War/Internal Polarize - Less war and outside threats make more wealth inequality, stronger internal conflict, polarization. Adapt Tech/Demography - Sensible adaptation to other behavior changes, not of culture type, eg, tech, demographic, and business practices. The first 8 polls are about the years 1900-2025.

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Max@max_sixty·
@simonw it does!
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Simon Willison
Simon Willison@simonw·
@max_sixty Dos that work in Claude Code for web? I would expect it to get stuck on the fact that Git operations all run through a custom proxy
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Simon Willison@simonw·
Anyone know if it's possible to checkout two private repos at the same time in Claude Code for web? As far as I can tell it isn't, because all Git operations go through a local proxy which only allows authenticated access to the private repot that the session is attached to
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