A few years ago someone told me to post my work online every day.
I didn't listen. Not really. I'd go a few weeks, feel good about it, then stop. Come back months later. Stop again.
But even the inconsistent stretches changed things. Someone I'd never meet otherwise is suddenly in my DMs. A conversation turns into a project. A tweet I forgot I wrote opens a door six months later.
It's a weird feeling. Realizing the internet was working for you while you weren't paying attention.
Most people I know have ideas worth hearing. They just never put them anywhere. Packaging yourself into something people want to read is its own skill. And nobody really teaches it.
That's what we're building with @stanleyforx. You bring what you know. Stanley turns it into something people actually read.
Personal distribution is the most underrated career move. And it shouldn't be this hard.
this buzz launch is really interesting to me.
a couple years ago i built a distributed GPU network for AI inference. anyone could bring hardware onto the network, anyone could run jobs on it.
while there, i had this idea for an IDE that networked with other people’s instances so a team could pool compute for autocomplete and basic AI tasks instead of constantly paying for inference.
glad to see this idea finally out in the world. i think slack + multiplayer agents is the perfect way to get people to share their compute.
hope to see more people lean into this idea as compute gets more expensive and these models get restricted.
we're launching BUZZ!
a new groupchat platform for teams of people and agents of all sizes, built to reduce our dependency on slack and github. model-agnostic, decentralized, self-sovereign, and open source. 🐝
https://t.co/8IaMVeTQNo
never lose track of an agent session again
Search and resume is available in the traces terminal app, across 14 different agents. Type / to search
get it now at https://t.co/8PI09QY2fV
i do not use ‘react’, i do not install ‘dependencies’, i do not ‘manage state’. i write RAW HTML and if the browser can’t render it, it doesn’t GET BUILT.
@tarunsachdeva one of my first instincts was to use traces and distill them after each session into a memory and self-improvement system. memory has been a big pain point for me with everything I use. what do you think? too much?
I'm tired of my east-end friends making me commute for 30mins so they can travel for 10.
https://t.co/cDd0LFwVSF computes the most fair spots to hangout, this reign of commute terror is over 😤😤