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Shit i was literally in the middle of using it for perf work </3

Statement on the US government directive to suspend access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 anthropic.com

I'm lazy so I automated implementing user feedback for @standard-reader.app @userinput.app -> @airglow.run -> GitHub Actions Script -> Claude Routine -> Pull Request -> Verify @railway.com + @neon.com Preview -> Merge and Deploy 🎉 Read about it here 👇

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I think so?

Anthropic just allowed using your Claude sub in third party harnesses again. Today, it was planned that you would have to use extra usage credits to use Claude in third party harnesses and to use… | Anthony Kroeger linkedin.com

Guns for everyone ✅ LLMs for everyone ❌

There is a difference between building and app with an LLM and hoping an LLM builds an app

There is definitely something to be said of the speed of agentic coding with typescript. Doing swift and rust right now and just compiles times up the wazoo

In my head atproto could be the unlock to good consumer ai enterprise: easy to make agents, every b2b company gets the value of letting agents access it consumer: hard to make agents, data locked away behind companies wanting to sell their chatbot instead atproto public+private data solves this

I dont really get why anyone uses the cli agents rather than something like cursor Cursor itself can look like most AI tools, you can configure it to whatever you're doing or how you're working. You're gonna need the editor eventually The UX just feels better with a real UI

For @cocore.dev in the last day I - converted ALL of the backend code to idiomatic effect - added o11y and @honeycomb.io - squashed the top errors that were obvious Pre ai all that is a weeks long effort, some I’d even have to learn a lot (effect) Now it’s super high quality, no effort.

People who dont think AI can do anything should try setting up a smarthome with and without it

1. You must make no mistakes and have a perfect product 2. You can under no circumstances use AI to do it I dont make the rules!

I am oddly entertained by reading the llm output while it works through a problem. you can call bs quicker and you also might learn things (i know those are at odds lol)

In an AI first dev world I lean on these skills far more - Project planning and sequencing - Design and UX The only time i'm really dipping into anything dev related is mostly when i need to guide AI to an ideal solution or decisions around tooling