I wrote a personal AI manifesto recently: x.com/baboonzero/sta…

A Personal AI Manifesto: 1. Don’t be a luddite. A lot of things may/ will go wrong for the world before they become better. Suspension of ego is going to be critical. Your hard earned skills might/ will not keep you employed. Unlearn. And learn. 2. Don’t think of AI as just

Everyone is getting first-hand experience of what it means to manage someone hyperbright, capable, exhibiting high-agency and almost infinitely resourceful. Except - these are AI agents and not fresh college grads. Good “managers” will thrive in this agentic world.

There is a wonderful moment right at the beginning of the new Superman trailer. Clark Kent has agreed to be interviewed as Superman by Lois Lane. (Go watch this bit.) Lois Lane: "Superman." Clark's entire demeanor changes, eyes ablaze, his tonality and depth of voice completely

Grogu providing all the motivation you'd ever need.

Had the most amazing customer support experience with ErgoTune today. My chair's headrest had become incredibly loose and it wasn't clear to me if something was broken. I messaged the ErgoTune team and they asked me to take a video of the problem and send it to them. They

Reading this beauty after a gap of 30 years.

The longest flight in the world - almost 19 hours of flying time. Here we go!

As the earth completes another ellipse around the sun for me, I make it a point to put fingers to a keyboard (though there is a renewed resurgence of “pen to paper” due to a newly acquired Lamy pen and a stack of Campus notebooks). Birthdays in general have never mattered to me,

Vibe coding on Claude and AI Studio at midnight. Life is good!

A nay-sayer who does not pause and reevaluate their opinion when you tell them: "sure - XYZ doesn't work right now, but do you realize this is the worst it is going to be?" - is not really worth your time. This is someone who is by default anti-change and anti-evolution. True in

Need a midnight snack. Two weeks of crazy vibe coding (50+ hours). Around 8 mini projects completed (and increasing in order of complexity). Getting familiar with a bunch of different tools and environments. Need to start putting out this stuff soon.

Built a fully functional pomodoro timer (I'm a big fan of the technique and do a lot of my work in 25 mins chunks) as a Chrome extension (3 hr in total of vibe coding). Lots of spit and polish and fixing some pesky bugs around state sync and making the timer work across multiple

When Claude Code alone is not enough and you feel like working on two projects simultaneously. Gemini CLI to the rescue.

At this point ManusAI is hands down the best general purpose AI agent I've used for my side projects. I have a total of 20 hours blocked over the next 3 evenings and nights for working on some specific projects. Will be toggling between Manus, Claude Code and Cursor. Joy!

Looks like people are deploying Comet for some nifty use cases. Yo - send access.

I saw Ryan's tweet this morning and immediately thought that Google's Opal (mini-applications through natural language descriptions and a visual workflow editor) would be the perfect tool to build a working version of a Mad Libs style AI video generator. 20 mins of messing