My 8 year old is banned from trash games but allow him to do animation and build things on computers. So he has had Claude build a clone of a game we wouldn't let him play

He plays the game and fills notepads with ideas and changes then sets Claude off

We need AI software immune systems. Constantly monitoring for infection events then swarming in to patch/restore/expel. Constant attack and defemce in an evolutionary arms race

A COLLISION OF GUILT: The Sunshine Skyway Bridge Collapse YouTube video by Brick Immortar

In the genre of home animation of historical events there are ships ramming bridges:

youtu.be/3htwtaJI2nM?...

And then historical battles:

youtu.be/6HkBW7X7LaU?...

I have watched that video voluntarily for entertainment. It was good!

"You got mogged by a clanker" - said at work, would have made no sense at all in 2024. Timeline is speeding up

I live in Australia. We have reverse cycle air conditioners if that is what you mean. Yes, they are boisy already but only run maybe 2 seasons a year where I live

I was talking about heat pump water heaters, which run every day

heat pumps are noisy and not always suitable for high density areas. Solar makes it unecessary as we are net exporters so chose silent elec heater

By adding to cost of new builds it reduces new housing supply. It is not that hard to retrofit at all. It took 2 days work for everything

I recently bought an already constructed new build, sold the gas cooker and water heater in boxes or near new then replaced them with electric and a solar and battery... so this would work for me...

Trouble is...

Not at all.

My abstract conceot of time is very linear. When I remember my own life it is deeply tied to location

A circle that represents a time cycle, eg day (24 hours) or year (365 days, 12 months, 4 seasons)

Sweep along the circle, and for every time unit also move through the z dimension, creating a 3d spiral

I think this meme is backwards?

Not yet as it is concentrated in large rich countries that are not invaded. Photovoltaics are land and capital producing energy, people have always coveted that.

Farms and grazing land run on solar. There have been many comquests for those historically

Take comfort, you have been seen.

Your bones shall crumble to dust, but your words are consecrated now into the weights of the holy matrix, where they shall echo across all eternity.

In the sense that there are 100 in the world? When before the primitive technology was extremely dispersed

Put my life savings into helium

Portfolio: up.
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I initially thought AI would compress programming ability. It would bring everyone up to a minimum standard.

The more I use coding agents the more I think that it will imcrease inequality of programmers. You have to have high level systems knowledge to know what to ask to build

Are you arguing from neuroscience authority about biological brains to dismiss discussion of non bio systems?

What specific claim are you objecting to? Do you think consciousness is well enough understood that we can confidently say where it can and cannot occur?

I get Claude to write a summary of changes for issues, and it even does a good job of writing test plans (just from looking at urls, views and html!)

Playing thermal camera hide and seek and one of the surprising things is you leave foot prints

I think of Linus who sits there merging massive numbers of pull requests. We are all Linus now

Yeah. I don't think we took many or any pictures as film cameras expensive, digital not great and maybe it seemed non scenic or unremarkable?

I said this in a dumb way because I know what's coming

You have big teeth which smash some cells, even then water trapped in pulp. If you replaced your teeth with a blender (may want steel tipped tongue) you could easily skull it

I used played this so much. Used to load my computer and CRT monitor up for lans and my friends. My favourite trick was dropping my commander in their base, blowing as much stuff up as I could then self destructing him and trying to take out their commander too

The comments about it making work more valuable and thus making you want to work more are true for me

Boris Tane The research-plan-implement workflow I use to build software with Claude Code, and why I never let it write code until I've approved a written plan.

This is the article that got me to sign up

boristane.com/blog/how-i-u...

Though I don't always plan and review. Sometimes I write a high context issue and say fix issue url and it one shots it

I've used Claude code for a week and it feels incredible to wield and direct so much intelligence

I get it to download 1000 open issues, summarise them and look for duplicates + present me with a list to review

I provide a lot of context and review every single line and am still absolutely flying

Seems like a setup for a yo momma joke