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This is the most important video I've ever made.
In this, I explore the negative and positive mental health effects of AI coding, with data and expert commentary.
https://t.co/GPx7sJaJ5y
is anyone hand-rolling really simple rivals to test how well agents can use your mcp servers? anything you wish you knew before you started?
If you aren’t using Clawpatch by @steipete you are missing out on a sneaky superpower to improve your repos.
https://t.co/To1D441gPm
This is an agent skill you can you in conjunction with it so your agents know how to use it more quickly:
https://t.co/NH7boODKis
I got this question so many times today. "How can you grow 80% at $7B?"
The true answer is that we're finally seeing a breakthrough with AI agents starting to work in the enterprise.
The AIs have been super smart for a while, but have lacked basic context that's in people's heads, or in some SaaS system-or-record. A lot of organizations are deploying FDEs to capture this context, or Ontology, and feed it to the AI. This is labor intensive and expensive. We just automated that with Genie Ontology.
Once you have that enterprise context graph, an AI agent like Genie becomes magical. I find myself no longer waiting for answers from my CRO, CFO, CMO, CHRO etc, I just keep queuing up questions on the phone while sitting in meetings. It'd frankly addictive.
Our customers are starting to do the same, over 70% of all queries on the platform are now generated by Genie agents. This fuels more questions to the platform, which drives consumption, which drives revenue. That's the simple answer.
this meeting could have been an MCP invoked search of our company’s internal knowledge base that aggregates data from virtually every service we use behind a unified retrieval layer and provides a streamlined interface for extracting critical business insights
Please don't use corepack to install pnpm.
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available now
npx skills add dmmulroy/anti-slop --skill install-anti-slop
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ive been working on an anti-slop oxlint plugin.
just had one agent accuse another agent of "type laundering" after reviewing/linting changes with it lmao https://t.co/kLjs6uhiB6
https://t.co/Gkd5qvcrAk
Say hello to Cinematic Zoom !🎬✨
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🔹 3D Tiles renderer by @garrettkjohnson
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🔹 Open source ( link in thread )
🔹 made for @threejsconf
Put your best shot👇
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This has transformed our company https://t.co/eYZpAbK3Ln
@brian_lovin I have this if you're ever looking for something that feels super smooth
https://t.co/1ucJtyDNRP
If you work in tech, you will want to read the ~40-page short novel Profession by Isaac Asimov, from 1957.
An unusually intelligent youngster decides they want to be a Registered Computer Programmer as demand for that profession is the highest of all. But he gets rejected... and even though the story was written 70 years ago, it's as if it described the world that could happen with AI, and who the most valuable people of such a world could be.
(thanks @ritakozlov for the recommendation!)