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I am wondering how he got over 6k followers

was today years old when I learned that Ctrl Z reopens closed tabs in chrome

RT @realmtbman: 9 demos. One early Saturday morning building w/ @DevinAI using a new type of AI model that's three weeks old. About 30 ent…

Alberta votes overwhelmingly to remain part of Canada, projections suggest bbc.in/4eJibGi

Muse is just a better version of grokbot

People are saying someone died? Who died? Who? Me?

I hosted Ottawa’s first ever Grok Bot meetup! It was surreal to see this level of excitement and energy in ottawa. We even saw a dude that drove in from Montreal! I can’t wait to bring more of these events to Ottawa and can’t thank everyone enough for making this happen!

don't know what's up with all the agentic browser startups. My Claude on Chrome works well.

re: waterloo culture discourse. the friends i made are the most sincere, kind people ive ever met. random students throughout my time here have helped me with no reason to ambition, competitiveness, and collaboration coexists on waterloo campus. at least from what ive experienced, there is a feeling of if you win, we will eventually all win there is a toxic side to waterloo as all places, where people are cut throat and there's some unwinnable status game. but participation in that game is voluntary. most people here have great intentions and if you ever start feeling otherwise, you should evaluate who you're around and take a step back ultimately there is a lot to appreciate about waterloo and the people is a big one for me. im grateful and lucky for that and im glad you've too found that people are willing to help each other out @AThoduvakkal

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Damn so true

Agent tree component, see who started whom

LMAO

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I just read Anthropic’s post on how they replaced git with their own source control system, called Scion. Here are the main points: - Scion assumes agents are always online. The server does most of the work, and the clients are mostly agents. - They built it because daily merges went from about 2,500 in May to over 30,000 in September, mostly from AI agents. Git was built for people working offline with a full copy of the repo, and that stopped working at their scale. - Each client only downloads the files it actually needs, instead of the full 100 GB repo. It’s like streaming on Spotify instead of downloading a whole music library. - Clients can ask the server questions through an API without cloning anything, which saves time and storage. - They learned from other companies’ version control tools, like Google’s Piper and Meta’s Sapling. - Seven engineers built it in five months, and Claude wrote most of the code. - The engineers focused on design decisions, reviewed the intent of each change instead of every line, and often had to tell Claude no when it over-engineered things.