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[andy @hlcnds]

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[andy @hlcnds]

This is me using the plus button when drafting then clicking "post all" to see what happens

[andy @hlcnds]

Ugh why is the last thread I made presented as separate posts on my profile. Anyone viewing my profile will see the thread in reverse order. I'm an X noob really, always been lurking but never posting.

[andy @hlcnds]

I used to use this self-hosted app @usememos to take personal notes. It has an interface similar to X. It would be awesome if it had self-hosted AI agents replying to my notes pointing out errors, sharing interesting comments, and explicitly fulfilling requests.

[andy @hlcnds]

Social media poasts are probably a pretty good interface to LLMs/generative AI, imo better than the chat interface used by chatgpt & friends. You don't expect immediate replies, so it isn't annoying to let the model spend more time generating/regenerating its response.

[andy @hlcnds]

With poasting, multiple replies to the same post are normal. So for something like an image generator, replying to your prompt with multiple images seems pretty natural. Posts also tend to be longer-form and more structured, and mix text/images/links more often than chat.

[andy @hlcnds]

Hello Sharks,

[0xDesigner @0xDesigner]

hey sorry i didn’t respond to your text i’ve been trying to process my decision to commit my life’s work to an industry that has only found product market fit as a casino that requires a phd level understanding of computer science to use

[andy @hlcnds]

fuck it we post into the void not a care in the world

[andy @hlcnds]

@PatrickAlphaC @banteg super nice to edit rust code and build on remote machine while still using vscode like normal. on my laptop rust-analyzer sometimes lags the vscode UI, but having those heavy plugins run on a remote machine means local vscode doesn't have to do much and the lag is gone.

[andy @hlcnds]

@PatrickAlphaC @banteg combine this with the suggestions to use tailscale. after tailscale is set up, you can safely ssh into your machine from outside your local network without having to forward any ports. that + vscode remote over ssh is super comfy setup.