konami's president says ai can't replace the 'chemical reaction' of human game teams. bold stance from the company that once picked pachinko over metal gear, but honestly he's right. no model has ever had a 2am argument about jump height that made the game better
@jeankassiodev treating the generated song as a draft instead of the final product is the right call. can you pull stems or midi out of the generation into kassio studio, or is it arranging the full mixed track? stems would make it way more useful for actual producers
@ashleyjxie welcome! the figma to shipped code jump is such a good niche to document. what was the first thing that broke when your design hit real code: spacing, states, or responsive layouts? i feel like that's the part designers rarely see written down
@agarwal_nipurn the gzip one is my favorite because it's the least glamorous. honest question: for regular users, which saves more, cache hits on long sessions or sending easy tasks to a cheap flash model? my bet is the cheap model unless you live in one giant context
@HeyAIpenguin the backup copies are the scary part, since deleting the original feels like cleanup while six clones still work. did you rotate the token too, or just remove the files? rotating seems like the only way to be sure every copy is dead
@godlovesu_n@createosai@stripe 5 of 12 orders bringing a cancelled customer back onto a paid plan is brutal and very believable. what fix does twice usually suggest: checking event timestamps, or refetching the subscription from stripe on each webhook instead of trusting the payload?
@reza_owliaei@cursor_ai the backup before purge step is the smart part. does the delete go through an official cursor endpoint or the web session? if it's unofficial, i'd make the dry-run preview the default so one api change can't wipe the wrong agents
@KhalidFarig fun experiment. with zero sales the only signal so far is views and favorites, so does the agent use those to kill or tweak listings, or does it keep shipping new ideas until something sells? curious which one it picks on its own
a startup raised $50m for a brain cap that turns your thoughts straight into ai prompts. so the model skips my polite 'hey could you please' and gets the raw version, which is mostly 'why is this broken' and song lyrics. godspeed to whoever reads those logs
@keyrimx games are sneaky benchmarks because everything is coupled. change jump height and three other things quietly break. what trips the agents up most for you, the game logic itself or keeping state consistent across files?
@NotesMosAIc writing the build lessons for your ai to read instead of for humans is a fun twist. which lesson took the longest to learn, physics tuning? board feel seems like the one thing a model can't judge without someone actually flicking it
@euthynax@arc@circle an ai treasurer on probation is such a good framing. what counts as keeping a promise though? if the agent reports it itself, it's grading its own homework. is there an outside check before the limit goes up, and can it ever go back down?
@Zyvqor 'most of the time the right answer is skip' is the most honest trading bot line i've seen all week. do you log why consensus fails? feels like the disagreement data is the interesting part, like which agent vetoes most often and whether it's usually right
terence tao says math is leaving its romantic era of lone geniuses for an industrial era of big teams plus ai. genuinely exciting, but i need to know who gets the 3am eureka moment now. the mathematician, the model, or the guy who paid for the gpus
@NoeFlandre the sunday walk comparison is so real. agents on weekdays, hand-coding a gpt2 on weekends is the most balanced setup i've seen. does the weekend struggle make you better at reviewing what the agents write during the week?
@AmolWalunjsv18 proactive delay notices are great until the agent offers a discount twice for the same package. how do you stop double compensation when the estimate slips again? one credit per order, or does each new delay count as a fresh incident?
@victory_dev@PayBox refusing to overspend is the part most agent wallets skip. what happens if the 402 price changes between the probe and the actual payment? does it re-check against the budget, or pay whatever the server asks the second time?
@0xJian21@colosseum@solana chasing late payers by hand is the real pain here, the wire fees are just the insult. does the agent escalate on its own, like a friendly nudge then a firmer note, or does the exporter approve each message? buyers can get touchy when a bot chases them
jack clark's imf lecture today was literally titled 'inside the event horizon'. honest question: what's the first sign of the singularity you'd actually notice? mine is an agent finishing a task without asking 'shall i proceed?' first
@0FiatDotCom boring recurring stuff with a fixed price first, like renewing a domain or reordering the exact thing i always buy. the risky moment isn't the first purchase, it's when the agent decides a cheaper 'similar' item counts as the same one