@anthropic@coderabbitai Can you both figure out how to suppress the <internal state> context that CodeRabbit injects with every comment - 40kb of context rot on every PR comment, no way to block it in Claude code when subscribed to the PR.
@OmidMogasemi I’d love to chat but the slots are difficult - keep hitting a bug with sessions saying out of usage, even when topping up or extending usage limits. Crippling as the session is unusable after that. Business premium + extra usage. I’m account owner.
@OmidMogasemi Other things that would close the gap for me - proper secret store (current secrets are basically unusable in business environment), and repo local .claude/skills skills not being supported / recognised on session launch.
@OmidMogasemi I’d love to chat but the slots are difficult - keep hitting a bug with sessions saying out of usage, even when topping up or extending usage limits. Crippling as the session is unusable after that. Business premium + extra usage. I’m account owner.
As world models emerge, the role of the media server is expanding.
Shows become real-time systems - evolving with timing and interaction.
See our latest proof of concept: https://t.co/9mt7YkLTvI @odysseyml@disguise_one#worldmodel#generativeai
@mattshumer_ This feels like the real inflection point.
Once agents reliably handle execution, the structure of work itself starts to change. The whole “sit at your desk 9-to-5 doing tasks” model assumes humans must execute every step.
I wrote a piece exploring this:
https://t.co/DPjBoV5zph
@karpathy This idea of “managing agents working in parallel” is fascinating.
If that becomes normal, work shifts from doing tasks to directing systems.
That probably breaks the traditional 9-to-5 structure entirely.
I explored that idea here:
https://t.co/DPjBoV5zph
@levie I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately.
If agents start doing large chunks of the “task layer” of work, the structure of work itself probably changes. The 9-5 made sense when humans had to sit at the keyboard to execute every step.
I wrote a piece:
https://t.co/DPjBoV5zph
The 9-to-5 workday was invented for factory lines.
But now we’re in a world where AI agents work 24/7.
Engineers are moving from writing code → orchestrating agents.
Launch task. Review output. Iterate.
So why are we still measured by hours at a desk? https://t.co/DPjBoV67eP
@ryan_tech_lab How do you think we will see specs and feature requests evolving - are we too unambitious, scoping out requests to the capabilities of historic dev resources?
The scariest thing about AI agents isn’t autonomy.
It’s immediacy.
When every prompt pays out instantly, building becomes compulsion.
At what point does “shipping fast” become behavioral conditioning?
https://t.co/ol82EvJv4v
@ryan_tech_lab Good question - if the goal is now easily scored, i find the goalposts keep moving. With some of my projects - I start with a goal - as soon as an agent is done, an urge to add more functionality, refine and iterate where previously the initial delivery would have sufficed.
It’s here! Our FIRST official Disguise plugin for @bitfocusio Companion is now LIVE. 🚀
Go beyond simple triggers. Get real-time feedback from Designer directly on your Stream Deck buttons.
Available to all Companion users from today.
https://t.co/KQLBpcXv9s @disguise_one@elgato
AI-generated video is getting serious. 🛠️The big news isn't just the visuals:
@LumaLabsAI
now exports HDR in EXR format. We tested in a full HDR pipeline in
@disguise_one
& it works flawlessly. AI tools are maturing for professional use. https://t.co/Z1AbQSJgwK #ProAV#AI#HDR