Data centers are our generation's version of nuclear power in that they seem to be supported by anybody with any brains and are exclusively hated by the most self-satisfied, uncurious retards alive.
Introducing Isometric SF A pixel-art map of the entire SF Bay Area, over 1,300 square miles, all painted by Klein, a 4B-parameter image-to-image model, on @modal.
Explore the map now!
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@sheherenow_ The Book of Common Prayer praises God's harness engineering: "from the primal elements you brought forth the human race, and blessed us with memory, reason, and skill"
i’ve been teasing it all week, so here it is in time to ruin your weekend plans: Frontier Lab Tycoon
every mechanic you might expect (swarm sandbox escapes, hyper-competitive model releases, safety audits, researchers Posting & getting dragged on Bird App, your new Decision Model immediately getting cloned, luddite protests, EA orgies: y’know, normal 2026 things)
sold* at https://t.co/KuK9NIgwMV or any other big box retailer where high-quality software is found
Opus 5.5 + Sonnet 5.5 + @EffectTS_ + XState + Jev + god knows what else
*it’s free
obvious things all the agent projects need:
- the default should be to run in the cloud, not on your laptop, it's weird that everyone tries to push you towards running in the laptop
- cloud envs should be sharable easily between your teams
- cloud envs should have clearer and easier "don't paste the secret in chat" strategies. most services likely need to move to oauth-type refresh tokens with short lived ones handed to an agent
- if you "search", it should search within the chats. Claude/Anthropic, why does cmd-f search chat names and not search IN the chat, how was this not fixed yesterday
- Chats should live in folders or projects, and should likely be hidden in the GUI automatically if they're not used for a bit. you probably want three things: a "project", a "topic", and a "thread". Threads are single-player, topics are multi-player, and projects are multi-player.
- most agents should consider baking in a repo by default, like loveable, via something like code storage or whatnot. a lot of agents are used by normies who don't have a github account or don't want to go and make a github repo in order for them to be able to collaborate with their team