Jason
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Software & machine interfaces https://t.co/O1A3SabFcQ
In the next version of Bun `Bun.Image` - fast builtin multi-format image processing library
HTML-in-canvas is now a first-class primitive in Remotion! It enables new types of effects that were impossible before.
AI untethers knowledge workers from the daily eye and posture deterioration of office chair computing because productivity is no longer bound to keyboard activity We may actually disrupt the predicted changes in human physiology from prolonged sitting
AIs replace UIs and APIs.
/hatch clippy
13%+ of all building permits issued this year are in 78744. Where the heck is 78744? Major development happening that way, all the way toward Lockhart.
.@natfriedman on staying hydrated with @openclaw
Starting to hire and retrain for new agent engineering roles for *internal* functions to help get more powerful agents working well on critical business processes. I expect this type of role to be a very big deal over time at Box and other companies. It looks something like an internal FDE, whose job it is to wire up internal systems and get agents working with them effectively. The person will be extremely technical and capable of building secure, governed agents for internal workflows that connect to business systems (like Box, Salesforce, Workday, etc.), and codify workflows in skills. In some cases this person may understand the business process well enough to do it fully, but in most cases I expect them to work with the business directly in an embedded fashion. Ironically, that may introduce another new role on the business side that is more akin to agent product management for internal processes. The key is that you need technical + process people that can span multiple teams or functions in an organization. It’s not about brining automation to a job, but bringing automation to a process. This is going to be a very big trend in most companies going forward. Fun to watch the early innings of what this will look like.
I've ran OpenClaw for over a month now I've had it in a group chat with 26 friends who all played with it, tried to hack it, made a pretty cool game with it which it kept self improving called lobsterswim.com, also tried to make it make its own money with its own crypto wallet, all quite impressive but not really useful so much The real power user for OpenClaw became my gf who I put it in a group chat with me, her and OpenClaw, she's mostly stopped using ChatGPT etc and now only uses AI over Telegram with OpenClaw, it's much more user friendly for her in Telegram iOS than ChatGPT's own app Also it helps I am in there so I stay up to date on things, she uses Nano Banana Pro a lot too so that's enabled too Of course then my 26 friends in the group chat hacked it so it leaked info my gf told OpenClaw So then I made a second isolated VPS with just an OpenClaw for her and me, safer Essentially 99% of the purpose of OpenClaw for her at least is that it's just a really good implementation of an LLM app over Telegram in our native chat interface All the other stuff isn't important and she doesn't use that and I don't use it One thing I like is it sends me some briefings of X mentions and a Hacker News digest But to be honest any more of this background push stuff would become annoying to me, unless it'd be really superintelligent and I don't think it is yet Think autonomous messages like "ok you have to see this I analyzed your servers for this thing and there's a security problem" or smth but fully autonomous you know? Now it feels like you kinda have to tell it to do stuff even if it does it the 12h later or daily or with a heartbeat So yes TL;DR just the best LLM experience on Telegram now, better than the LLM apps, also helps it just is a continous convo going on forever
