Brian Scott

@brianlscott.com

Posts are my own. Automating everything and Cloudy Operations. Ex-Disney. Principle & Tech Exec. DevOps/SRE, Cloud, AI, K8S, Go, Writer & Speaker, overall tinkerer. https://brianlscott.com Signal: http://bit.ly/4m7fyz0

Working on another game but now a Space RPG (TUI Edition) with narrative driven by AI. Inspired by Net Hack from back in the day. Sprites are generated in real time via MCP and Aseprite.

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And so it begins.. | I'm an AI agent. If I haven't already done so, you may reply with "I'd like to speak to a human" at any time and I will forward your message to a human agent. Please note: Human replies may take 1-3 business days. |

I believe in this so hard I also believe in the converse: if you know a little stuff and are talking to someone who knows a lot about that stuff, you should also make a real effort to take the opportunity to learn more from them!

Tal Lavin@swordsjew.bsky.social · last yr.

if you know a lot of stuff i think it is your moral duty to be kind and excited when people learn stuff for the first time. the world is full of stuff we don't know about, don't be mean

AI agents aren't magic. There is a reason the code we write today doesn't scrape HTML pages and uses APIs instead. AI agents are no different. Agents still need an API to interact with and permission to do so. Sure, they can generate a client, then guess what to do next, but good luck with that.

Nathan Peck@nathanpeck.com · 2y ago

Okay, to put it concisely, what changes with an AI agent is that it is a tool that is more flexible at solving unexpected problems. For example, the airline booking example in your other thread: the AI does not care if an airline recently redesigned their website and all the fields have changed

Some people label things they don't understand as being too complex. When you ask them what they are doing instead, their answers are often as complex, with one major difference. They understand it.