I think we all know these tools are fully capable of building small tools and codebases now. But you yourself said on a recent podcast that the mission critical (IE securing funds) parts of Cashu, or related projects, are still fully built by humans. It’s also pretty obvious that these tools, in their current state, do not perform well in very large code bases. They will improve, and maybe eventually could replace humans in those areas. But it seems disingenuous to imply they can or are already doing this.

Hah

got ‘em

It’s tough because for decades, we (Americans) have been told how cruel and evil the Iranian regime has been - torture, mutilation, suppressing women, you name it. I have no reason to believe that was all a lie. That alone is not justification to start an overseas war, but it does allow some level of acceptance for taking out these monsters. And then add on the nuclear threat (if legitimate). It’s also tough because in the modern day, it’s near impossible to know what is and is not real. There is no comparison to prior Middle East conflicts where that was true (at least to this degree). So at least for me, it’s a mix of being glad these evil dictators are being eliminated, hopeful their nuclear capabilities are being destroyed, seeing the devastation on the general population, not knowing what is real, and generally being anti-war. Very strange times.

What note types/“kinds” would be ideal?

Thinking about an internal company tool that would facilitate developers, PMs, analysts, etc facilitate their agents communicate with each other. Basically an agent centric documentation and async communication hub. Does anything like this exist? If no, would a private nostr relay be a good mechanism to route the messages?

I drove by a bunch of gas stations today and saw a huge range of prices per gallon, all within 20 miles of each other

Honestly surprised how much BIP110 brain rot slop is still on my feed, given the current state of the world

This guy’s content is suddenly everywhere. Likely a psyop

Why does every US president in living history need to start a new war?