Check out the CLI at goo.gle/stitch-cli And in case you’re up for a bit of an adventure… A few months ago, we built an internal agentic workflow we all got excited about. Agents watch our codebases, logs, analytics, and user feedback 24/7, and autonomously surface insights and solutions to help us improve our own work. We’re making it available for you to try today with the `stitch loop` command from the CLI.

This one got to me Perhaps because he’s not an anon, but the favorite to win statewide office in Texas. Perhaps it’s because the kids in the picture could have been me 25 years ago. I just donated to his opponent and hope you’ll join me secure.actblue.com/donate/ro…

I heard UT graduation this year looked like this. I didn’t believe it. The problem is now obviously far worse than anyone imagined.

Art is a translation problem. The role of an artist is to experience, perceive, and observe the world and then find a medium through which they can communicate or translate a point of view to a broad audience. The goal is to create something others can not only see but deeply understand. This requires two things: a) an interesting point of view to communicate — an insight, feeling, or understanding that adds something meaningful to our collective experience, and b) the technical ability to shape that insight into a form others can access. You need to know how to translate what's in your head for the rest of the world to understand. That's art: a + b. Craft focuses on technical execution. Art uses craft as a vehicle for translating a message. When the medium lacks a point of view, it matters less. Consider the distinctions: poetry versus sentences, film versus video, painting versus pictures, dance versus movement. The difference lies in the presence of a clear point of view—a perspective, something worth translating for others to understand. Generative models and their impact on art making is that they can radically help with this translation problem. A new way to bridge the gap between vision and execution. AI can't help with how you see and experience the world. But it can aid you on translating it. I guess I recommend: 1) having a point of view that's interesting and 2) know how to translate it into something meaningful. a+b.

yeah it is but everything in moderation. Internally we always talked about main quest and side quests. Everyone should focus on the main quest, and moderately or not all on side quests. Both quest lines feel productive but only one of them advances the main mission of the company.