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28 Jun 2021
πŸ†• Excited to announce the Cognito book I've been working on for the past several months. Learn how to use one of the most powerful, scalable, and affordable user authentication services around. cognitobook.com
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Fable will be back, likely, sooner than you think. It will be ok Go outside and hug your Opus
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"Claude please revert my personality until Uncle Sam give me back Fable"
If you aren't ready to update your entire personality around the latest model drops.... YAGMI
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Fable seems very smart. But one thing I'm noticing is its just going to do work without me saying that ok. This includes jumping into work I haven't okayed yet and in some cases YOLOing deploys without my say so... Shoulda been named EagerBeaver Be careful out there and watch your Fable sessions πŸ‘€
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Spot on
you need to be promptmaxxing. sorry, you need to stop prompting. you need to write loops. your loops need to be agentic. your agents need to be prompting your loops. you need recursive loops within your agentic workflows. you need to design while loops that constantly generate new agentic workflows from first principles. you need to migrate from human-first tokenmaxxing to agent-first loopmaxxing. you need to be a loop-pilled tokenmaxxed agentcore vibe coder. you are now in your loop era. be in your loop era. be loopy
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If you aren't ready to update your entire personality around the latest model drops.... YAGMI
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ALT Hold Onto Your Butts Jurassic Park GIF

JUST IN: Anthropic will reportedly release its new AI model β€œMythos” tomorrow.
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1. npm install -g npq 2. alias npm=npq 3. πŸŽ‰ if you follow me and don't know what npq is... github.com/lirantal/npq
What's your solution for rapidly increasing supply chain attacks on packages?
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The sooner you experience "AI ego death", the better off you will be
I went through this exact thing about ~8 months ago. Everyone must pass through the phase of AI existential dread and developer ego death. After much internal deliberation I've come to the realization: The genie is out of the bottle, and instead of just three wishes, it comes with π—Άπ—»π—³π—Άπ—»π—Άπ˜π˜† π˜„π—Άπ˜€π—΅π—²π˜€ πŸ˜… So, the focus changes from the artisanal line by line code crafting and shifts into deeper architectural & product decisions, that π—œ π—±π—Ώπ—Άπ˜ƒπ—². It's now 99% product planning & research around edge cases/what's possible/competitors and like 1% typing syntax. Instead of the 75% code / ~25% planning of yesteryear. Once you see it, you see it.
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Lolz this is NEXT LEVEL marketing. I love it
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OPENCODE-WEEKLY #420/1
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Does anyone have a markdown to slack message converter tool? Need to copy/paste markdown into slack and have it format nicely in there...
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I went HAM on git worktrees when I learned they were a thing like 6 months ago but slowly drifted back to single branch flows. It's just way easier to manage and far less repeat/conflicting work. But how do you make sure multiple agents don't collide? The flow is simple: You need proper planning. Measure twice cut once has never been more true. After the plan is created, I prompt the model if it's 100% clear on what to do, and if not to surface non obvious questions edge cases we haven't yet covered. Now with a SOLID plan, I turn it into a directed graph of tasks where they know the clear order of operations. The task graph is then fed into a swarm of tmux sessions running [insert your favorite harness here] by a top level agent, lets call it the "ring leader" The agent sessions collaborate via file reservations and their own agent mail messaging system. This ensures no edits are conflicting and duplicate work is not done. The top level ring leader agent just sits there on a cron, checking in to the sessions every ~5 minutes to nudge them to pickup unblocked tasks from the graph if there are any until all the work is done. Then when its all done, I prompt for a summary of work completed and a QA plan for me or other agent to verify. This is like the "ralph loop" but on galactic steroids. It gets work done would have taken several weeks a year ago to get done in a ~2 hour session. If this all sounds too hard to manage, I thought so too. But then I stumbled across what @doodlestein was doing thru one of @johnlindquist's AI workshops. Then Jeffrey released his skills jeffreys-skills.md and holy cow everything I just mentioned above unlocked.
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We need to put inlining all your dependencies at the top of the Security best practices list
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Someone needs to tell Bernie about the Doctor Dolittle unlock That might change his tune Or maybe he'll want an additional 25% equity stake for squirrels Time will tell
JUST IN: Scientists say AI has decoded communication patterns in mice, dolphins, apes, birds, whales, & cuttlefish β€” could eventually lead to humans communicating directly with animals.
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Running a multi-step agentic workflow to generate feature ideas for a project using @Netlify Agent runners. This leverages the world's leading AI coding tools: Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini. At the end, it synthesizes an actionable list of next steps to review, plan, and chuck downstream to the next Agent run. Best part? I can kick these off AFK while on a stroll around the neighborhood on a nice sunny day
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With optional human review in between steps and resumability πŸ”₯
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Liquid templating engine from @ShopifyEng is legit Every time I get to work with it, its a treat
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Agent proxies are crucial component of this brave new world we are entering Fine grained scoped API keys will become table stakes for tools that want to protect users and not be the next "whoopsie doodles" viral hack vector The shim in-between the agent creds is paramount.
At MS Build so much was said about agent security - sandboxing solutions abound: the new MXC, Nvidia's OpenShell the showcase demo was OpenClaw prevented from deleting your desktop files. But that's barely even a problem - it was never hard to run OpenClaw on a dedicated VM the bigger problem is that agents need real credentialed access to be useful... but that's exquisitely dangerous what works (at least for us) is a firewall that holds the credentials the agent never sees, parses every request at the wire, and applies highly configurable rules to block bad actions
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Mantine 9.3 is out! Splitter component & use-splitter hook, Menu upgrades (search, checkbox/radio items, context menu, type-ahead), Popover context menu, Combobox floatingHeight, Pagination responsive layout, CodeHighlight line numbers and more mantine.dev/changelog/9-3-0/
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Instead of agent models vibe coding there own (not so great) versions of base components, I just have them reach from the awesome grab bag here and magic happens
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