Tom

[Tom @tgs97]

@gailcweiner @SebJohnsonUK The constraining factor that increases property and rent prices is lack of supply. The Anthropic employees will pay hundreds of thousands in taxes each year, and private developers want to build more housing but the government/councils won't let them.

[Tom @tgs97]

@IlyaAbyzov No, Ballmer doesn't have a clue what he's talking about. If you do the maths the EV of the game is $0.20, even with an adversarial opponent as you can just randomise your initial position slightly

[Tom @tgs97]

@aerockrose With binary search the EV is +$0.20 (expected depth is 5.8 so payoff is 6-5.8=0.2). With an adversarial opponent who anticipates this strategy you just vary the midpoint

[Tom @tgs97]

@jankulveit No-one who actually understands game theory would pick blue. Either
a) you can't coordinate globally, in which case you press red so as not to possibly kill yourself
b) you can coordinate globally, in which case you just tell everyone to press red, yourself included

[Waymo @Waymo]

London, we’re taking the next step! 🚙 We’re officially beginning autonomous driving with a trained specialist behind the wheel. We can’t wait to offer Londoners a quiet, convenient, and magical way to connect to the Tube, bus, or their final destination later this year.

[Tom @tgs97]

@Dan_Jeffries1 That's why you get them to create a plan before making changes. As soon as you saw "remove Bun" in the plan you'd say "no try something else".

[Tom @tgs97]

@aarondfrancis Worktrees are nice if you have the right tooling as they are very quick to create and delete. I'm building a TUI to try to make this process much easier and link it in to git repos/branches and tmux sessions (https://t.co/dWPDUSGPrA)

[Tom @tgs97]

@0xSero https://t.co/RoTb4EKB3x

You didn't need a GUI IDE before agentic development and you certainly don't need one now. Helix is super fast and runs in the terminal

[Tom @tgs97]

@theodormarcu Though admittedly I've never used Devin so could be missing some benefits

[Tom @tgs97]

@theodormarcu "caffeinate -d" on mac keeps it awake! Or just get OpenClaw to kick off subagents on a VPS. I prefer both to cloud agents because I can very easily run the code myself to verify everything works (via SSH in the latter case)

[Tom @tgs97]

@perrymetzger Cost going to zero does not mean the cost will hit zero

[Tom @tgs97]

@sluongng @fatih Codex CLI has a /fork command: https://t.co/Zjr0ibF1j9

(Or were you thinking of something else?)

[Tom @tgs97]

@adamwathan Right is kind of soulless, why no colour

[Tom @tgs97]

@alxfazio Great stuff from Grok

[Tom @tgs97]

@tomhfh But if you lose your job you won't keep paying off the student loan - you'll want savings. Your maths here only works if you heavily discount job loss risk. With >50% of people's occupations being exposed to AI in the medium term I don't think most should ignore that

[Tom @tgs97]

@ycombinator @usebits_inc @rob0the0nerd No engineer has ever struggled to set up OpenClaw

[Tom @tgs97]

@samuelcolvin @claudeai If you don't have a dotfiles repo that's on you

[Tom @tgs97]

@jameswise @openclaw They could have built something like it but won't because of security issues. In domains where they do try e.g. Claude Code and equivalent tools the big labs can execute reasonably well

[Tom @tgs97]

@jarredsumner @mitsuhiko Can you rewrite it to not be React and just be a normal TUI 🙏