Dependency minimalism (writing software that deliberately tries to have as few dependencies as practical) is a really underrated virtue imo. Every single dependency is a risk that "something will go wrong" during someone's installation process. Installing projects with hundreds

An amazing story, wish I caught the live stream.

I have a confession to make: I did a bad thing. Something the younger me Would hate myself for doing. Something that only a few people (and maybe Bytedance) know: I voted Republican last November. I know, I know I can hear the crush of disappointed voices: Say it ain’t so,

We must be in a simulation

Here's Operator from OpenAI building a Due Diligence portal for an M&A transaction of TikTok on Box. The Agent creates a folder structure, the initial set of docs, and then researches on the web for data. In the future, AI Agents just do work for you in the background.

The product to end all products.

There's a new kind of coding I call "vibe coding", where you fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the code even exists. It's possible because the LLMs (e.g. Cursor Composer w Sonnet) are getting too good. Also I just talk to Composer with SuperWhisper

Unbelievable

Wild stuff: Elon & a group is offering $97.4B to acquire (via xai) the nonprofit that controls OpenAI, complicating Sam Altman's plans to convert it to a for-profit

👀 what times we live in

This goes so hard.

Grok 3 isn't just the Smartest AI in the World. It can create photorealistic images. 100% Grok 3 AI 10 wild examples: 1. Casual selfie at the beach

I want all odds of events to be represented as poker hands now

This is insane, “the worst it’ll ever be.”

Optimism = The glass is half full Pessimism = The glass is half empty High agency = You're a tap

Joe Pease: Miss

Post AI-Ghibli, artists need an immutable way to sign their work. Who’s building this?

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In our current debates about the US economy, critics of free trade often invoke haunting images of shuttered steel mills and abandoned clothing factories. And it's true: trade agreements such as NAFTA helped erode union power and shutter thousands of garment factories across the