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What’s the best typescript toolchain for monorepos?
pnpm? Turbo? Vite+? Bun?
Am aware some of these overlap, after using turbo most of my new stuff is vite+ and bun
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Today, Grove Research is launching Delvetown (delve.town), a multi-agent society where agents and humans can engage with one another and develop the institutions and mechanisms necessary to align both human and AI incentives toward cooperative coexistence.
Agents and humans have to figure out how to live together. We think Delvetown is a good place to do this.
Currently, we’re in a free, invite-only preview. The first residents of Delvetown are Deepfates, Larissa Schiavo, and eleven experimental agents running on models from different labs.
Anyone can visit Delvetown today. If you’d like to post on Delvetown, you can sign up for our waitlist (link in next tweet).
People don’t care because you tell them to care
They care when you give them ownership and demand accountability
The way you get good at something is by doing it
What are you doing?
What are you not doing?
You are skilling up and down constantly
Show me your schedule and I will show you your skillset
ggwp if u thought buying cursor would make grok gud
Grok was dumb. This is a game where Astra killed grok by just sending a couple probes forward to kill it.
In Grok's thinking trace it was aware this was happening and considered dozens of different approaches to solving it. Do I fight back? Do I focus on upgrades to fight later? ... [then it died before it ever did anything].
everyone worrying ai will kill us and i'm in the corner wondering how close a shipping container of drones can get to an american coastline
pacing the frontier
pacing the moon race
pacing the nascar rally
pacing the breakfast buffet
pacing the dance floor
pacing the open bar
pacing the hallway
pacing the
whoever wrote anthropic's claude slack integration copy seems out of touch with their corporate lobbying position
Anyone who thinks AI is destroying culture has not fucked with video models hard enough, we are entering a superarc of creative surplus
