Matt Potter

Building AI infrastructure & agent systems. Creator of Jarvis Desk / Agent Accelerated. Dev @ SSHGrid. #BerryCore maintainer. Teacher of code. AKA SW7FT.

[Alix @AlixG_2]

This Canadian woman was given MAID as her only choice for stage 4 cancer in Deathcare Canada. She went to the US and death was not the option the doctors there gave her.
Canadian healthcare used to be good, it is now in desperate fear of collapse. They're bringing in doctors who did not study in Canada and whatever else that entails.

I find the healthcare in the US unquestionably superior. Health insurance is the same since I don't pay income tax in Florida, I pay it on insurance. There is immediate, private healthcare if you need it.
Medically assisted suicide is not an option they offer.

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@AlbinAnodin @SpikeCalls now theres an example of using front end dev to solve backend problems

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@ayesha_fatiima That’s because we see :) we have a unique lens right now that not many people have

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I built a modern #chromium for #blackberry 10 to prove to the world how good #QNX is.

#QNX adoption will rising quickly in the age of AI... and these old devices taught me why :)

https://t.co/BXRpc3YXxU

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@sahildarz Well tmux + injected context.md at model
Load , then each agent is scoped
With a ssh key, rocket channel and unix user. I keep optimizing but I think I’m on the right track :)

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Released a open source version of JarvisV4

Multi Agent Orchestration Dashboard

https://t.co/lgo7EXDznZ

#rocketchat #tmux #cursor

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@kmcnam1 But but Nano is better l… haha I use both, default to vi cause systems ship with it but I love nano

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@burkov I think all the smart ppl saw the death of those two companies a long time ago but capital has kept them alive and the programmed loyalty to Microsoft as well

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@owenthcarey hey Owen! saw you do a lot of python web app, you might appreciate my berrycore project i do a lot of python by hand over there :)

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@ChrisTranGG I’m a dev ops veteran and my quality of life is 100x better because of ai. The real test of intelligence now is “how many tokens to build donkey kong”

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@0xPrajwal_ Yes way more but because ppl don’t understand it, we need to focus on education for a long time

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@bhoomikacodes Sure is, the biggest reason is ppl who think in cmd line vs gui

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@kingwilliam_ When I saw this video I immediately saw synergy to my strategy here’s my git https://t.co/lgo7EXDznZ

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@someguy789 @kingwilliam_ No I have 153 and barely burn through 10 dollars a month. My agents only use the shell no gui and are injected with task refined context on boot

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@EdwinCh43136084 @kingwilliam_ No it’s not, tokenization can be optimized incredibly for the task. For example telling an agent what tech stack to use and how to use it could save 100x on tokens

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@kingwilliam_ The trick here is context window management and context management I have a 153 agents all tied to their own VPS they access it via ssh keys. Never spent more than 200/mo compose 2.5 is basically free at this point and can handle the majority of tasks if context.md is good

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@kingwilliam_ I did the same thing with cursor and https://t.co/Jrqhb2yjXJ

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@cybercpu @asmeias42 @tomhfh Computer science

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@cybercpu @asmeias42 @tomhfh deciding what to infer defn important. similar to a calculator. But we all need to learn CS

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@sth1d @3rdWorldBritain @tomhfh perhaps in that statement lies your point. Yes I am doing the thinking, but AI is navigating the needless abstraction layers of code that was built my humans to increase my productivity