Interesting note: CC agents are really good at narrow tasks, but completely fail if you stray from the path you have them on. Example:
Research task --> slow --> optimize --> research task
vs
Research task --> slow [spawn new agent, optimize] --> research task.
This increases the chance we see "agent teams" increase in popularity! Check this tweet in a few months
I feel like the opposite is true. Longer work week but less intense days. You are the supervisor, the ai is working tirelessly. If we can manage 4 day, it might just round down to 0 (your job is gone)
Most of the developers I know aren't actually that happy with using claude code all the time. It's more something folks have accepted, because you simply cannot keep pace with other firms using AI. A sort of "progress" inflation, if you will.
If you want 100B+ rows of full orderbook data with 5 months of history, accurate timestamps from colocation, and an API that can handle TB/sec outbound, lmk
I just published a data dump of full order book data from @Polymarket
The data is maximally granular. There is no filtering whatsoever. Every order book change and trade is saved. Across all markets
Updates are hourly. Each snapshot contains ~30M rows. Snapshots are downloaded as parquet files. Each file is approx. 500MB-1GB large.
The data dump is already 2B+ rows large and growing fast. But this is just part 1/3. Coming soon is a much bigger dump that also includes @Kalshi / @opinionlabsxyz / @trylimitless etc
I started collecting this data because I noticed I couldn't get it from Dome API. Their historical order book data was filtered limiting its usefulness. Also now with the acquisition there's a lot of uncertainty about whether they will continue operating
Introducing the Prop AMM Challenge, the next mechanism design contest from me and @bqbrady
π£ Built on the Solana VM
π Allows arbitrary price curves, not just constant product
ποΈ Wider range of market conditions and assets
Link in thread π
I built the first AI that earns its existence, self-improves, and replicates without a human
wrote about the technology that finally gives AI write access to the world, The Automaton, and the new web for exponential sovereign AIs
WEB 4.0: The birth of superintelligent life
It's faster to write software the "normal way" now, but it will be higher slope to write it in an "agent first" way in the future. I am tempted to do the former, but I think I ought to start doing the latter.