Jesse Genet on Agentic Parenting
Jesse Genet joins a16z's Sarah Wang and Katherine Boyle to discuss her journey from founder to parent, how she's using agents in her household, and how AI could transform parenting for the better.
00:00 YC founder turned homeschool mom
03:00 Discovering Claude Code and agentic building
06:00 Building while homeschooling 4 kids under 5
11:00 How AI generates personalized lesson plans and logs progress
18:00 Jesse's 11-agents
27:05 Agent tech stack deep dive
33:56 How agents improve daily life
40:04 Letting kids interact with AI: values, risks, and the future of parenting
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📹 VIDÉO - #Insolite : Pendant la coupe des griffes, une marmotte semble avoir déjà accepté son destin… tandis que l’autre panique à chaque coup de coupe. Une scène aussi drôle que totalement théâtrale.
The worst people are those that have zero ability to think independently and have a black / white view of anything. Yes HA is a disaster politically having done absolutely nothing to advance the state but when it comes to Israel, they have been right. Israel has shown the world it is a genocidal terrorist expansionary state and hence anyone who believes it can be countered with roses is an idiot. The only counter is force. Israel is the only "country" in the world that has not defined any of its borders (to all the retards who want to claim they don't want to expand - all ita borders are temporary).
HA needs to adapt politically and actually start pushing for a strong state, otherwise the country it lives in can never make definite progress. And this state needs to seek power through weapons not dialogue when its neighbor is a warmongering monster.
Trump got the truce he was seeking, and the rest of the world got the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. If the regime neither collapses nor accepts U.S. conditions, the war will probably resume, it’s only a pause.
The real question is: why was this pause wanted by the US? Perhaps because, in the heat of the moment, the Iranians have not fully grasped the extent of the destruction of their military capabilities. The truce may give them the time and the clarity to realize it, and ultimately to fall back into line.
@riachi_jean Just stop and go back to being a banker or something... it's pathetic being this stupid. 2al Iran will surrender by the end of the week 6 weeks ago... 🤦🏻♂️
Someone check in on @masss11 ... 3 aircrafts downed above Iran, where the US had established air superiority on day 2 of the war 🤣🤣🤣 what a cocksucker of a retard
تكنولوجيا جديدة تمت إضافتها لدبابة ميركافا ٤. على ما يبدو تم تجهيز البرج بكاميرا صغيرة مثبتة فوق علبة المنظار البانورامي قرب فتحة القائد. الكاميرا توفر على ما يبدو مساحة إضافية لا اعرف أهميتها اذ ان المنظار البانورامي الموجود قادر على اعطاء الطاقم و القائد كافة القدرة على الرؤية
🧵👇Realistically, how many more ballistic missiles can Iran fire towards Israel? There isn't a single consensus on how many medium range ballistic missiles were in Iran's arsenal before the war started this February. JINSA (whose numbers I've criticized in the past) estimated 2000 MRBMs, and more generally I've seen numbers thrown around in the range between 1500-6000.
Part of the problem is that many think tanks and websites either mix up or fail to explain the distiction between MRBMs and Iran's larger short range arsenal, thereby creating ambiguity. We can try to grasp the number by tracing the estimates that came out following the 12-day war.