Tried to force my hiking trail flyover tool into being a DTM race car doing a lap at Francorchamps. The ideal line is Fable's estimate.

GR20 Corsica flyover. Claude cooked. piped.video/2QUWdt35_-4?is=CxKz…

Claude Fable 5.1 cooked and baked Corsica (and used up all of its tokens). @AndrewCurran_ @mattshumer_ @bcherny @Pascal_Brackman @openstreetmap @OSM_FR

Somehow fable5.1 does not seem to be in a hurry to reach its goals. Overly cautious, useless tests of obviously ok changes, got a bit boring honestly and explains its high cost. Maybe time to give OAI a shot?

Well, this is the weirdest thing I've seen all year. This was a race against bipedal robots but someone used a video filter to make them resemble humans. As you do. 😂 That's enough internet for today.

How would you answer this?

Started adding my big prompts to git repo for reuse for similar subsequent cases. Added skill that just consider the file that is open as the prompt to follow. Really nice feel. Bliss is in the little things.

My most productive pro day ever. Thank you @claudeai . No rest for the wicked.

Who gets to decide what is best practice and how it evolves? There must always be smart a$$3$ that try something different, ridiculed at first, until their practice makes it to best practice status. It's a guide, never an argument against a proposal.

the thing many people miss is that Raptor 3 isn’t a better version of Raptor 1; it’s most of Raptor 1 deleted. every dollar and motion inside a company is a part. most can be deleted

ISS flyover, always a nice end of the day. Especially knowing dad's also watching. Open the pic in the dark.

A big reason that token costs become an issue in organizations is leadership is not making decisions about how to use AI, the processes that need to change as a result, & how to think about multiplayer use. Solving it by rationing intelligence first is a pretty blunt strategy

This one was beautiful. @bcherny

tbh i still don’t get why it’s called a pull request instead of a push request

Cute Fable

In Europe, a half-blind 80-year-old in a 25-year-old Clio is considered safer than a Cybertruck. I spent today driving one around the Bay with my friend @brivael , who’s based in France. He came over and within a few hours we’d accidentally compiled a list of things that are completely normal here and literally illegal back home. Start with the truck we were in. The Cybertruck is banned from European roads. Judged too dangerous. This is a vehicle with emergency braking, driver-attention monitoring, and active safety systems most cars will never have. But sure, the Clio passes. Tesla’s Full Self Driving? Illegal in France. Here you turn it on and it takes full control, changes lanes, overtakes, drives the speed you ask it to (love the MadMax mode). The driver is treated as a sovereign adult who carries the responsibility. In Europe you are assumed incompetent by default. Want a custom license plate? Go for it, as long as the combination is unique. Normal in tons of countries. In France, apparently fun itself needs a permit. Later we grabbed a drink up north, sitting by the water next to a fire pit, flames going, perfect evening. Then I remembered: outdoor heating is banned in France. Not just gas. Electric too, in a country running on low-carbon nuclear. Banned anyway. And the whole day we talked freely about everything and anything. Free speech is written directly into the American constitution. One country trusts you to be an adult. The other writes a rule for every possible version of you that might not be. Should I file a request with some unelected DSA enforcer in Brussels before I’m allowed to publish this post?

X has completely replaced LinkedIn

someone yesterday asked me what i thought high agency meant. i think it’s usually some unholy combination of: - resourcefulness - relentlessness - resilience this has always been rare, but rn it feels borderline unfair. the world has never had more leverage just sitting around waiting for one person stubborn enough to use it.