kirillzubovsky

Is this basically saying: assuming we have working Qbit computers, and we hook them up to a network, this is the system to do your work across the network?

Fascinating that we didn't have to wait too long. Apple announced M5 this morning. Does it compare though?

> So in theory, there’s an expectation that they will diligence the company to make sure they aren’t buying snake oil. In practice, what, are you kidding?

Brilliant. If you can create that kind of leverage, all the power to you!

Google hasn't touched Google Finance in a thousand years, and then this. Looks amazing. It integrates Gemini to answer questions.

This is interesting because on one hand, there's nothing wrong with doing this research, and they might as well. On the other, I think we are putting too much emphasis on what has been.

Sure, we had these mammoth, and these fancy birds, and the dinosaurs. So? It's gone. Let's look at the future. let's figure out what we need now (EVs, Rockets, open Internet...etc).

I am just always surprised by how much emphasis we put on bringing things from the dead, instead of actively elevating the living.

This is the only command I use nowadays: "claude --dangerously-skip-permissions"

I have about 25 agents for different tasks, and sometimes I dispatch them to do their individual work, but that usually happens at the beginning, when I build the first scaffold.

For example, I have agents that setup a DB in certain way, or write a logger in a specific way, I have a test agent that writes them, and a test agent that executes ..etc.

However, for the day-to-day, outside of major ground up builds, straight up Claude.

Sending better prompts to Claude adds more value than everything else, in my experience.