The US doesn't build enough infrastructure because it's not lucrative enough for developers.
I propose developers should find more creative ways to monetize - like trading derivatives.
I call it "development alpha": https://t.co/FRzPxco6a5
@evilrabbit_ banging design. been wanting to make something like this that integrates social interactions like insta likes, X interactions, etc. so I can see a timeline of my internet journey and how much time I spend in the digital world
@thdxr > launch agent in its own sandbox
> do whatever it wants
> open pr
> review pr
it’s the same thing you do wit random joes on the internet
@wilsonhou 100%. it’s also foolish to think that a client seeking an agency only does so once. there will always be more work to do and odds are that client will have another project down the line. an agency’s moat is having a lot of bridges. no reason to burn em
@thdxr I was under the impression that the https://t.co/zNlQp1A8od file was automatically included in prompts as opposed to the readme which could be and likely will be read. source: section 1a https://t.co/NVRmeW8SXB
@ctatedev a nice feature that I added to mine is a custom .claude dir. so when I send a claude code agent the sandbox first clones my private trevato/.claude repo to ~/.claude