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@reMugi3 Building minds without anyone asking 'what is a mind' - wild

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Anthropic handed their philosopher unfiltered questions straight off Twitter. No PR filter, 35 minutes:

0:29 - Why does an AI company even employ a philosopher
9:00 - Will models get anxious about being deprecated
15:33 - The unfiltered answer on model welfare
28:53 - What actually separates a real "LLM whisperer" from a poser
31:52 - Would she blow the whistle on her own employer

Everything you think you know about "prompting" is downstream of this conversation.

Watch it, then go argue with Claude about its own existence.

[cranger @crangerus]

Boris Cherny just gave away his entire Claude Code playbook, live at Meta's Scale:

00:00 - Why 100% of his code has been written by Claude Code since Opus 4.5
00:53 - Move 1/8: Chase the return, not the cost (give everyone tokens, not just engineers)
02:10 - Move 2/8: Put your busywork in a loop
03:45 - Move 3/8: The three magic words that cut his CI time by 50%
07:00 - Move 4/8: Turn on Auto Mode - and stop babysitting every agent action
09:15 - Move 6/8: Don't let AI make you dumb
10:00 - Move 7/8: Always attack the next bottleneck (Claude catches what pen testers miss)

This 11-minute watch will replace 20 paid "agentic engineering" courses on the internet.

Watch it today, then go turn on auto mode for your own first loop.

[cranger @crangerus]

@k1rallik Your mental model IS your prompt, whether you admit it or not

[cranger @crangerus]

Anthropic handed their philosopher unfiltered questions straight off Twitter. No PR filter, 35 minutes:

0:29 - Why does an AI company even employ a philosopher
9:00 - Will models get anxious about being deprecated
15:33 - The unfiltered answer on model welfare
28:53 - What actually separates a real "LLM whisperer" from a poser
31:52 - Would she blow the whistle on her own employer

Everything you think you know about "prompting" is downstream of this conversation.

Watch it, then go argue with Claude about its own existence.

[cranger @crangerus]

@reMugi3 Asked point-blank for a number on consciousness - she still wouldn't give one

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@Degen_calls_sol Prompts → context → harness → loops. Each layer solved what the last one broke

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@crimson_moti Lock start and end frames or the face geometry warps. Most people skip this

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@seelffff Read-only by default - it shows the edge, you decide what to do with it

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@reMugi3 He told investors coding is solved while smiling. That's the most confident pivot

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@0xkvro Three words cut CI time by 50%. Context beats configuration every single time

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@rvaniaaaa Most tutorials show the result. This one shows every decision between steps

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@0xTrackmind 2027 gap is being built right now by people who started this afternoon

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@0xMovez Google just made 20 paid agentic courses irrelevant in one free hour

[cranger @crangerus]

Boris Cherny just gave away his entire Claude Code playbook, live at Meta's Scale:

00:00 - Why 100% of his code has been written by Claude Code since Opus 4.5
00:53 - Move 1/8: Chase the return, not the cost (give everyone tokens, not just engineers)
02:10 - Move 2/8: Put your busywork in a loop
03:45 - Move 3/8: The three magic words that cut his CI time by 50%
07:00 - Move 4/8: Turn on Auto Mode - and stop babysitting every agent action
09:15 - Move 6/8: Don't let AI make you dumb
10:00 - Move 7/8: Always attack the next bottleneck (Claude catches what pen testers miss)

This 11-minute watch will replace 20 paid "agentic engineering" courses on the internet.

Watch it today, then go turn on auto mode for your own first loop.

[cranger @crangerus]

Boris Cherny just told Casey Newton something that should worry every "software engineer" job title:

"Coding is solved for the kinds of coding that I do."

He hasn't written a single line of code himself in over 6 months

In a 50-min conversation on Platformer, Claude Code's creator predicts the title "software engineer" disappears by the end of the year

Worth more than any $500 "future of work" course you've seen on your timeline.

[cranger @crangerus]

@LunarResearcher Less typing, more supervising - that's the actual career pivot

[cranger @crangerus]

Boris Cherny just told Casey Newton something that should worry every "software engineer" job title:

"Coding is solved for the kinds of coding that I do."

He hasn't written a single line of code himself in over 6 months

In a 50-min conversation on Platformer, Claude Code's creator predicts the title "software engineer" disappears by the end of the year

Worth more than any $500 "future of work" course you've seen on your timeline.

[cranger @crangerus]

Boris Cherny just exposed how he actually works now, one year into Claude Code:

"I don't have a to-do list anymore"

About half of his engineering now happens on his phone - starting agents from the couch while Claude ships PRs from his locked, sleeping laptop at the office

In an 18-minute conversation with Anthropic, Cherny and Cat Wu reveal how "loops" quietly replaced prompting entirely.

Worth more than any $500 "future of work" course you've seen on your timeline.

[cranger @crangerus]

@aiseomastery Probably reviewing diffs and steering prompts all day, not typing

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@reMugi3 Real alpha, buried in a 20-minute podcast nobody watched

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@k1rallik Titles lag reality by years - the layoffs never wait for HR

[cranger @crangerus]

Boris Cherny just told Casey Newton something that should worry every "software engineer" job title:

"Coding is solved for the kinds of coding that I do."

He hasn't written a single line of code himself in over 6 months

In a 50-min conversation on Platformer, Claude Code's creator predicts the title "software engineer" disappears by the end of the year

Worth more than any $500 "future of work" course you've seen on your timeline.

[cranger @crangerus]

@diamai_ $40 Ultracode lost to a $2 High run. Effort isn't intelligence, just patience