Claude Code wrote all of Claude Cowork. Can we all agree that we're in at least somewhat of a recursive improvement loop here?

Before AI coding agents, I'd constantly have 2 or 3 side-projects that I would struggle to finish AI completely changed the game Now I have 15-20 unfinished side-projects

It’s very funny that Waymo has caused the pro-Uber and anti-Uber coalitions to entirely flip

The social contract has collapsed in the DMV: localities just gave up on snow removal, neighbors refuse to shovel sidewalks, drivers are being nuts in snow packed roads, people are screaming at each other over “stolen” parking spots The only hope is one day the ice will melt

Residential real estate offers should be required to include a sheet of estimated line item closing costs and the expected net proceeds to the buyer, similar to the lender's APR/APY sheet that shows you the real cost of the loan.

I now honestly think that most engineers who still think that agents will be plopped into existing software development loops - tickets, push to GitHub, run CI, review a PR, merge a PR - aren't thinking far enough ahead.

A minor lesson I learned. Hudson River Trading has large cafeterias in all of its centers. And an abnormal amount of communal spaces (alcoves, booths, meeting room). You sit for lunch and talk to strangers or old friends. I estimate that premier real estate space (and the

i think about this story often now we're all just meatbags

Anyways, all this is to say I think a lot of people underestimate the extent to which AI is much better now than it was last year, and a lot of people overestimate the extent to which this necessarily means we're going to get 20% GDP growth or mass unemployment.

I am a single issue voter in DC and my issue is Waymo authorization

who called it recursive self improvement and not how much claude could claude code clone if claude code could clone claude?

"We used to debate using tabs vs spaces in code we'd type out"

The most expensive luxury item you can own is a spine.

I’ve only ever see four things reliably change people’s behavior in the workplace: * Becoming a manager * Becoming a parent * Going on-call * Getting embarrassed in a big meeting

Google getting ready to start charging for consumer apps.

Make the Microsoft CEO search for an email on Outlook live on camera

everyone wants a village, but no one wants to be a villager > drive your friends to the airport > go to their party even when you're tired > stop cancelling last minute > host at your place > support the wins & losses it's worth every ounce of effort

Is Vincent Orange running for mayor or liquor board? 🤔

Idk why gas prices are so culturally salient in america. You could drive an hour a day and it probably comes to less than $3k/year. Is it because they put the price on billboards along the road?

gf got me a copy of the noma fermentation book and its an education in how the take below is false there are truly extraordinary chefs running what are basically culinary research labs for the love of the game and they’re doing things you would never imagine