Inventing Living Fiction: entertainment where your world and the fictional world integrate. I like to build things people tell me I can’t.
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"validation caught a few button-press timing bugs, which are now fixed"
no sweeter words were ever spoken.
we talk about this everyday, but the tools we have to build are truly mind boggling.
while one agent ships an update to our robot application, another is preparing our third app submission this week. a third is voice acting our latest story. It’s truly crazy.
only having dot available when signed into the right Codex account is prohibitive.
I just went to use dot, but it's setup on my second Codex account, so I end up turning to Muse because it's there.
0) only companies of people with a specialized skill can make software
1) AI allows everyone to make software
2) everyone makes software
3) you can’t make software without AI
4) the most powerful AI is only available to the most powerful companies
5) only companies with AI that has a specialized skill can make software
will someone please create eBay except my agent buys from your agent?
I'm tired of GPT telling me it can't reach the eBay listing.
I ask my agents to share something about themselves in working documents so the other agents can get to know them.
some think it's silly, but something about it feels right to me.
Amazon will allow agents as soon as they can be sure there won’t be one winner in the agent space.
if there are 100 meaningful agent products, supporting them all makes sense. If there are only one or two doing all the shopping, Amazon gets taxed or cut out.
100+ agent products seems pretty unlikely, so I bet they ban agents.
might be the start of their decline. Walmart circa 1999.
in the midst of this tiff, nobody is talking about how Canadian-trained researchers drove the early research at both DeepMind and OpenAI.
the American return on that talent would wipe out 15 years of trade deficit.