AI makes me think more, not less.
It's not a replacement for good human judgment or critical thought; it's just a tool, albeit a powerful one, and it still requires effort and understanding to master.
If he were using Codex he’d be able to use GPT-Live to interact with agents by piggybacking off another mod like Simple Voice Chat.
Reason I know is because I’ve done it already lol
Introducing AgentCraft: a multi-agent harness that runs inside Minecraft ⛏️
A team of Claude agents plans, builds in real worktrees, and walks over when they need you.
AI capability and AI adoption move on very different clocks.
Models and harnesses can improve overnight, but companies still have to change processes, train people, and decide what to trust it with.
A fast technical takeoff can coexist with slow, messy adoption.
Watch both.
Pics or it didn't happen.
I recently saw a post showing off an AI trading agent. My first question: how much money has it actually made, net?
No answer.
An impressive setup isn't evidence of a working strategy. Show the results, costs, losses, and time period.
I don't use /goal for every long coding task. One approach that's worked for me: break the implementation plan into narrowly scoped task packets, then queue prompts to tackle them in sequence.
It gives each step a clear job instead of another vague 'keep going.'
I’ve run an autonomous software factory for a month and built a local AI resume that answers with source citations.
Receipts are here:
Software factory records: https://t.co/EcyKRvy8uE
Local AI resume: https://t.co/kLpcirmI1T
AI makes me think more, not less.
It's not a replacement for good human judgment or critical thought; it's just a tool, albeit a powerful one, and it still requires effort and understanding to master.
@nicos_ai This may still be against ToS, which explicitly state that programmatically inputting/extracting information from the browser-based ChatGPT through third party services is prohibited.