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@LizzyStarrrdust@cybelethebest 😂 I did actually think that as I wrote it…but at least it gives humanity a chance to grow..I’ve seen many people become better than the generations before them…The alternative could easily be extinction with how low the birth rates are
It’s crazy how we found a way to purify literal rocks into 99.9999999% pure silicon, then have magicians pull it into crystals, then etch a trillion little runes on it, put some electricity into it, and now it has 130 IQ
and the most common thing to do with this miracle is email
@skcd42 Awesome. Can it work on multiple worktrees simultaneously? So far I’ve been having them all in different windows which is a bit annoying. Also any scoop on the overdue 1.5T grok? 🥲
@JasonBud Does work on multiple worktrees simultaneously? So far I’ve been having them all in different windows which is a bit annoying. Also any scoop on the overdue 1.5T grok? 🥲
Elon Musk got rejected by Netscape. He walked into the lobby, was too shy to talk to anyone, and walked out. Never got the job.
At his first company Zip2, the board demoted him. Twice. They refused to let him be CEO.
He got fired from PayPal as CEO while flying to his own honeymoon. The board voted him out mid air.
He almost died of malaria in 2000. Ten days in intensive care. Lost 45 pounds. A day from death.
His first child died at 10 weeks old.
His first rocket exploded. Falcon 1, flight one. Burned on the pad.
His second rocket exploded.
His third rocket exploded. The last of his money was nearly gone.
Tesla nearly went bankrupt in 2008. The closest he ever came to a nervous breakdown.
Both companies almost died on the same Christmas Eve.
He was sued by investors. Mocked by the people who built cars before him.
His childhood heroes, the astronauts who inspired him, testified against his company to Congress.
The Cybertruck window shattered on live stage in front of the world.
He overpaid for Twitter by his own admission and watched its value collapse.
He was beaten unconscious as a child and thrown down a flight of stairs.
He has said he goes to sleep alone and it kills him.
He failed in public, over and over, for thirty years.
He is the richest man in the history of the world.
The difference was never the absence of failure. It was the refusal to stop after it.
The /new command used to have an option to start in a new worktree (or stay in the current one). That option has disappeared now it always opens in the same worktree. It would be useful to bring that choice back.
It would also be great to have a simple button or / command to spin up multiple named worktrees at once, instead of having to do it manually through bash/tmux every time
Ouch I can relate as I have a genetic mutation that affects all of my connective tissue…if you haven’t already I would try a period where you only do 70-85%RM lifts with low volume like ~2-3 sets of each movement pattern every 5-7 days for a few months while having bloodwork in order and taking a good (reputable as most are rancid) high dose fish oil. Hope you get some relief soon
ran into an issue i hope this helps i asked grok build to write a report for you : **Report: Sub-Agent Failure (max_tokens truncation)**
A `general-purpose` sub-agent was launched to autonomously implement a large part of a project. It ran for ~32.4 minutes and made 50 tool calls before failing with:
> `Session error: Internal error: "response truncated by max_tokens"`
The agent did not stop on its own — it only surfaced the failure after I manually checked in because it appeared stuck.
This highlights a clear limitation with long-running autonomous sub-agents. They can burn through their context window with no early warning or graceful handling.
Would be great to see improvements in:
- Automatic context summarization for long tasks
- Visibility into context usage
- Better failure modes when limits are hit (instead of silent truncation)