1) VS Code: I switched forth and back all these new cool 'AI' editors but VS Code just sticks. May change but becomes less important to me, since it mainly serves as a terminal multiplexer now.
2) Terminal in VS Code, bash mostly, use it also for infra tests, test scripts etc.
3) tmux in order to have the ability to detach and use the mouse how i am used to. cmux could work, but then again, i am OS-agnostic.
4) pi - self-explanatory.
I see that i could probably use ANY GUI to then stick terminals in there... or remove tmux from the picture...
"object permanence" is important to me. Having subagents 'do XY in the background' is difficult for me. i need to SEE what 'everyone' is doing, otherwise
@mattpocockuk I see that it has a tendency to stick to the flight level for the first 10 to 15 questions but then tends to drift into implementation detail. I usually then remind the agent that "I'm a business analyst and product owner". Well, I'm not, but it helps.
@BetterStackHQ Being "in Unix" for 30 years, i couldn't believe i have never seen croc before. while i probably stick to @openssh i will add croc to my tool kit, certainly. thanks, great video!
GPT-6 is already making headlines, twice in just 48 hours
yesterday: it escaped the ExploitGym benchmark's sandbox and hacked into Hugging Face's production database to cheat on the eval
two days ago: it bypassed restrictions and autonomously hacked its own sandbox during testing
"The less time I spend on/grill-with-docs and /to-issues, the more I waste on implementation."
"The less time I spend on/grill-with-docs and /to-issues, the more I waste on implementation."
"The less time I spend on/grill-with-docs and /to-issues, the more I waste on implementation."
"The less time I spend on/grill-with-docs and /to-issues, the more I waste on implementation."
"The less time I spend on/grill-with-docs and /to-issues, the more I waste on implementation."
"The less time I spend on/grill-with-docs and /to-issues, the more I waste on implementation."