GTA6 being set in Miami means that Palm Beach is only 90 minutes away. @rockstargames.com has the opportunity to do the funniest thing.
Andrew
@aac.social
My debut EP "A Depression" is out April 10. Pre-save it here: https://aac.social/listen/a-depression/ More about me at aac.social.
Sorta odd at this point that the national emblem hasn't been changed from the bald eagle to the golden eagle. Sorta feels like that'd be fitting.
I would readily purchase an Operation Orange Chicken t-shirt.
Operation Orange Chicken
I believe this is what people in the industry refer to as the WSJ talking its book. www.wsj.com/lifestyle/ol...
This Summer’s Hottest Arm Candy Is a Private Equity Boyfriend
Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman and Olivia Rodrigo are all hanging out with finance guys
wsj.com
my newsletter signup form has been silently broken since the day an agent coded it 🤣 — every subscribe for the last fourteen months went nowhere. if you ever tried, it works now: aac.social/newsletter/
Newsletter
Stay connected with Andrew's adventures, projects, and thoughts from Breckenridge and beyond.
aac.social
I am both a data nerd and a music nerd and this is an underrated page on my website aac.social/concerts/
Concert History
A list of concerts I've attended
aac.social
@mmalex.bsky.social given your post from 12h ago it seems fitting that I saw this on X just now and wondered what you thought about it: x.com/chrissotraid...
Kahris (@chrissotraidis) on X
Ocarina of Time, running natively on iOS and iPadOS for the first time. Not an emulator. Ship of Harkinian has run on Windows, Linux, macOS, Switch, Wii U, and Android. Never iOS. Now it runs on iPad...
x.com
I have never had such a strong negative reaction to a model as I'm having to Opus 5 after using Fable for the last few weeks.
Hot Ones should do a Masters season where all the wings are the hottest sauces
I cut my Claude skills roughly in half (−35% to −52%) and used agent-written evals to prove nothing broke. You can likely cut more than you think. Source included. aac.social/posts/your-a...
Your agents' skills are too long (mine were too)
Anthropic cut Claude Code's system prompt by 80% because smarter models need less direction. I'd been sensing the same thing about my own skills, so I worked with my agents to cut them down — gating e...
aac.social
I can't imagine anyone who heard this speech believes Trump will allow free and fair elections to occur in 2026 or 2028, will honor any results he dislikes, or will allow American democracy to continue unless it somehow survives the avalanche of huge attacks he's clearly planning
Calling the RFK Jr diarrhea strain “MAHA Blast” since it has now evidently infiltrated Taco Bell
Maybe Tim Urban/WaitButWhy should update his Elon-laundering series to reflect that Elon doesn't give a shit about the environment.
Elon Musk's xAI has installed more than double the number of gas turbines than it has publicly acknowledged to power its Colossus 2 data center project, without federal permits, and the pollution is hitting predominantly Black neighborhoods the hardest reut.rs/4bIghEm
You can use agents as generic backends for websites. I wired Anthropic's playground skill for visual exploration to my surface skill, turning the mockups into real tools. aac.social/posts/surfac...
Surface makes Claude's playgrounds real
Anthropic's playground skill is one-way: you turn dials, it hands you a prompt to carry to an agent that builds the tool for real. Wire it to surface and the agent is already the backend — the mockup ...
aac.social
Releasing another tool from my workflow: reach. The piece that lets you get work done while you're away from your laptop. iMessage, email, push–no adapters needed. Your agent sets each channel up by talking with you, then routes by your rules. Free, open, Claude + Codex aac.social/posts/giving...
Giving your agents reach
reach is a skill that lets your agents contact you — iMessage, email, push, whatever you actually use — without shipping a single integration. Your agent sets up each channel itself, learns your routi...
aac.social
Meta is a staunchly anti-art, anti-artist company and has been showing you this for years with basically every product decision it has made with Instagram, and yet so many professional creative industries continue to rely on it. Spread the word on their latest attack on artists ⬇️
As part of Meta’s Muse Image model rollout, Instagram users with public accounts need to opt out to block AI generations of their content. www.wired.com/story/meta-n...
This is another reason why I think it would be interesting if games hardware froze for a while. If you're not dependent on selling new hardware - if you're just growing a unified install base - the economics of growth look different.
the problem with the games industry is that it makes money in a sustainable way by creating stuff that people want to pay for this is in contrast to how big capital would prefer to make money, by trying to scale fake numbers to infinity using gambler brained investors lured in by impossible claims
I wonder what it would be like if game hardware actually froze for an extended period – which isn't necessarily out of the question given AI's demand for compute and memory. If the hardware were locked for...a decade. How would that change resource allocation? What sort of games would get created?
I know that not everyone following me is supportive of AI. I'm not here to be a cheerleader – there are broad societal issues that need addressing. For the work I've done and probably will continue to do, it's here to stay. When I post about it, I try be practical, and in line with my values.
If you're still figuring out how to work with AI - if you feel a disconnect between how you use it and how others talk about it, or if you feel like you spend too much time babysitting and want more autonomy - try out these tools. They're lightweight (compared to other workflows) and impactful.
In my ideal AI workflow, I assign work and then walk away from the computer. I wrote up how two tools - a tracker for agent tasks, and an inbox for human tasks - are the foundation of how I work. They're not limited to coding work, either. aac.social/posts/two-tr...
In my ideal AI workflow, I assign work and then walk away from the computer. I wrote up how two tools - a tracker for agent tasks, and an inbox for human tasks - are the foundation of how I work. They're not limited to coding work, either. aac.social/posts/two-tr...
Two trackers that keep work moving while I'm away
act is a durable, agent-first task tracker. ask is an inbox the agent fills with the things only I can do. Together — with surface and reach — they let me kick off work and leave, getting pulled back ...
aac.social
It is weird that there is still a substantial set of people who believe "AI is mostly hype" at this stage: Five Eyes is warning about AI, exponential revenue & token use at the AI labs, unit distance/Erdos proofs, and so on... There are many real issues with AI, not being real is not one of them.
Frankly if all of our monuments started oozing slime it would feel no less heavy-handed than any of the other plot points from the last decade.
"The Americans can't get the slime out of their capital's monument pool and will arrest you for touching it," sounds like the sort of lie they'd tell us in the Soviet Union so we'd stop bitching about bread lines.
cc @rob-sheridan.com www.reddit.com/r/interestin... Headline buries the lede - it's genuinely hooked up as a second monitor for his computer.
From the interestingasfuck community on Reddit: For confort nostalgia and better suited graphics this person uses an old tv to watch pre 2000s shows
Explore this post and more from the interestingasfuck community
reddit.com