terry

the best way to predict the future is to invent it - alan kay

[terry @terondi]

CALLED MY DAD ... TOLD HIM ONCE I GOT A MASSAGE FROM A GUY ... HIS HANDS SMELLED LIKE A MEATBALL SUB

[terry @terondi]

@Polymarket Sell

[Great Lakes Ice Tracker @glicetracker]

Lake Ontario ice update for August 27, 2026: 0% | No ice on this great lake today, but plenty of beautiful, sparkling waters.

[terry @terondi]

@ExtendoClipzzz @DanGambleAI @GameScript @CapperLedger He's a fraud

[terry @terondi]

@j__fort Why not just put the calculator in the app and toggle it? @Novig

[WOLF Trading @WOLF_TradingX]

Day traders explaining a Roth IRA

[Bill Staples @bstaples]

Anthropic published The AI-Native SDLC Playbook last week saying, “code is no longer the bottleneck.” I agree.

All year long, I’ve been asking myself the questions that naturally follow:

What becomes the bottleneck next?

If models can generate code faster and faster, what actually determines whether a change is good enough to ship?

If teams are going to use multiple models and agents, what has to remain durable underneath them?

And as agents become more autonomous, how do people understand and steer what hundreds of them are doing at once?

My view: faster code generation is already exposing the next constraints. Solving them is where the next wave of value in agentic engineering will come from.

Verification, context, execution infrastructure and governance start to matter more than model choice.

Put differently: when implementation becomes abundant, trust becomes scarce.

I wrote down my view of what comes next: When Code Is Abundant

https://t.co/Dh4j2TIsJr

[terry @terondi]

@sloprules Come back player of the year is a lock 🔒

[codytriesstuff @codytriesstuff]

I drank 13 beers and ate a handful of gummies and smoked 4 spliffs and made chicken taquitos

[Topps @Topps]

NEWS: Eeyore's 1-of-1 Superfractor just sold for $80,000, making it the second-most expensive Disney trading card of all time 🍯

[Web Design Museum @WebDesignMuseum]

On August 19, 2011, Web developers Mark Otto and Jacob Thornton of Twitter began creating the CSS framework Bootstrap in mid-2011. The framework was originally developed to help maintain the HTML/CSS and JavaScript code consistency in Twitter applications.

[terry @terondi]

@LCCaptains PEEBLES!!!!

[terry @terondi]

@SenSanders What are you doing about every driveway camera? Every door bell camera?

[Dave Portnoy @stoolpresidente]

The entire Browns organization needs to have their brains examined for being in the QB situation they’re in

[terry @terondi]

@EV_Ohio I asked support, they claim it was the field of dreams promotion

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@FDSportsbook D3

[terry @terondi]

@NFL You are a fraud

[Pinnacle @Pinnacle]

Has anyone actually made money from fading the public?

[Ryan McGee @ESPNMcGee]

All-time Marty & McGee moment this morning. God Bless @OriginalWD40.

[terry @terondi]

@ChrisGarcia2424 😆

[Jomboy Media @JomboyMedia]

Austin Hedges struck out Luis Robert Jr. in 20 seconds