@mutewinter

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Joined July 2008
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hey, I made this for your agent: agent-reference.dev/ It's a CLI/skill that your agent uses to keep copies of code it references, locally. OSS deps, private repos, or other folders

agent-reference

Give your agents the source. A CLI your agent uses to read the real source of your dependencies, at the version you have installed, plus any repo or folder you point it at.

agent-reference.dev
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tell me you're coding with agents without telling me you're coding with agents
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Northwind is the Enron of AI
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Linear and Jira are going to need an Allbirds level pivot to survive
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Am I the only one who didn’t realize this case covers the front screen?
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Eventually, no action a user takes on a computer will fail. Binary error states will be replaced by compromises and workarounds or else the computer will feel broken
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So if every app is effectively open source does that mean GitHub is going to drop perks for OSS projects?
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Jeremy Mack retweeted
Neil Renicker
@tinystrideOct 12
Get in the truck brothers, it’s poasting season
John Gruber
@gruberOct 11
I’m sure this one won’t make anyone angry. (But probably not here.) daringfireball.net/2026/10/x…

X Once Again Marks the Spot

If you returned from exile on a desert island and took a look at X today for first time in a year, you might reasonably guess that Elon Musk got bored and sold it while you were away.

daringfireball.net
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trying codex for 5 minutes instead of claude
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Loading screens make games more fun
Tibo
@thsottiauxOct 10
Replying to @rohit3a
Folks. Why do you think we picked 300k for context length for Codex. We ran the numbers and it’s better. We can run it at 1M too but it would just cost more of the usage. Good defaults are important.
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In before automatic trunk testers put their ear in the way
Microsoft Surface
@surfaceOct 8
Charge like never before with the world's first built-in magnetic USB-C charging.
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Whenever you worry about shipping too early, remember, Apple is still shipping this
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People worry about the dead internet or slop UIs but forget humans are spending collective years of their lives fighting dialog like these
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Like self driving, legacy manual controls shouldn’t be mediating every interaction on computers
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Now I want soup
Justine Moore
@venturetwinsOct 7
Someone discovered a new Amazon AI feature that summarizes what it knows about you and I am crying of laughter
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Even funnier when you look at what the actual api price is for input and output tokens
SemiAnalysis
@SemiAnalysis_Oct 5
It doesn't make sense to say a subscription plan is worth $ X in isolation. The way to think about subscriptions is that your monthly payment grants you some numbers of “credits”. Each (model, token type) combo consumes a different amount of credits. Because credit cost ratios can differ dramatically from API price ratios, the “value” of the same plan changes depending on what model and workload you’re running. Here’s how the API-equivalent value of the same $200/month Claude plan changes depending on the model and workload. (1/6)🧵
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Jeremy Mack retweeted
Neil Renicker
@tinystrideOct 6
I’ve been working on a nimble and sturdy desktop AI workspace with @mutewinter since the start of the year. It has quickly become an indispensable tool in my toolkit, and I'm excited to share it with you. We're *so close* to shipping, so let's warm up those engines...
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Remember when OpenAI was going to switch their focus back to their core products?
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Someone at Example HQ got told to tone down the animation.
Jeremy Mack
@mutewinterSep 28
New example .com just dropped?!
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Follow me for the latest updates in this saga
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