plugins are a great way to discover core features
want a feature? make it a plugin first
we will probably support it officially if it gets popular
@vimtor it shouldn't be a plugin imo
“Now I am become Death, the destroyer of code.”
"how do you build good AI products when the feedback cycle is so long? especially considering how long it takes to train a model and how probabilistic they behave"
bro just build some science fiction shit
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this is how we suggest new features internally
hey @1Password you should have 2 KPIs:
- avg credentials per workspace
- avg time to fill a password
please just optimize for that
it's starting to get crazy how often i have to reauthenticate, unlock, or reopen the app because it's stuck
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bro cooked with this one
setting up a personal assistant feels a lot like configuring vim
you spend more time configuring it than you actually save
especially today when so many useful services don't have a native connection
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I setup a “personal assistant” to help summarize all the things I needed to do the day.
Day 1 was amazing, at least I thought
From day 2 to day 10 ignored the whole thing lol
Turns out I just don’t want to make a bunch of decisions, and an AI agent doesn’t change that. 👇
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just paid with klarna using a credit card
some places in spain are magical
the shade feels cooler, dessert tastes sweeter. every corner is a window into the world of an old tale
new luxury experience just dropped:
having a GPU generating tokens only for you
what's great about Jev is that it's just decides
no more bullshit or fake nuance. if you need conviction, you get conviction
POV: you're about to get absolutely cooked
i started reading this book after the 94th recommendation on this app
will i regret it?
every product i've worked on ends up with 1–2 tables so large you need rollups
functional indexes only get you so far, and triggers are clunky to maintain. you always end up adding some async work (events, cron jobs, etc.)
i'm still surprised more databases don't handle this natively. all i want is a materialized view that updates as rows are inserted, without a full refresh
i guess postgres has pg_ivm, but i haven't found an equivalent for mysql. there's probably a good reason why this isn't more common
i'm not in the "db should do everything" camp, but the lack of a good abstraction for this still boggles my mind
@BenjDicken any thoughts?
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A beautiful surprise
out: "opencode discovered aliens"
in: "opencode is spawning an orc army"
anyone who thinks a computer can become conscious fundamentally misunderstands what a computer is
you could build a computer out of water pipes or minecraft blocks. you could even run chatgpt on them
but no one in their right mind would call that computer conscious
it’s easy to confuse the simulation with the thing being simulated, especially if your ego is attached to it
of course, i can’t *prove* that water pipes are unconscious. proving such things is impossible. but i have sufficient reason to believe they won’t become conscious no matter how you arrange them
besides, researching whether models are conscious seems weird when we still don’t really know what consciousness is. hard to test for something we haven’t even defined
i’m sure we can learn a lot about ourselves from these systems but we should take claims about their consciousness with a very big grain of salt
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call me a lib, but having some researchers work on AI welfare (investigate if it [they?] feels pain) is prolly net good idk
