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AI edited human virus eh. Seems harmless enough
nytimes.com/2026/10/20/scien…
Using copilot with Reaper to recreate a drum track as midi. Already have a very rough model based audio>midi transcriber but I think just letting the LLM try refining manually it is a useful experiment.
Apartment charging is not the problem that should be solved.
Genuinely on-demand private personal transport is much more useful. If you can guarantee a car within a couple of minutes nobody needs to own a car, and we no longer need parking spaces.
Tesla has one problem left to solve before total world domination
And it has nothing to do with the Roadster or self-driving
It's apartment charging
I have half a dozen friends who bought a Tesla and loved it
But every single one of them sold it and went back to gas
They all live in apartments and said charging was a nightmare
Sitting at a Supercharger gets old fast when you're already running late
Crack that, and Tesla becomes the iPhone of cars
My optimistic prompt: "Review whole app and look for bugs, fix them and commit each one to main. Keep going until there are no obvious bugs." – at Perth, Western Australia
There are devs out there still insistent LLMs are fancy autocomplete, meanwhile the agent is directing my tests by CPU core pinning.
99.9999% of devs have never knowingly pinned to a CPU core. 99.9% probably don't know why you would.
Lol there's a band called Slower that does Slayer songs, but slower.
open.spotify.com/album/3d8XU…
MS is very definitely sharpening it's frontier-model pencils. There's still hope for cheaper Copilot:
microsoft.ai/news/frontier-p…
If you're not watching this you should be
livestream.tesla.com/
The reimplement-in-rust-using-AI folks are at it again, this time with Pro Tools, MS Office. The photoshop one is much better than when I tried it a couple of days ago.
Sounds rad. Nanobots next?
After six years in stealth, Atomic Machines is out. Our mission: on-demand, universal command of matter. First beachhead: the Matter Compiler, an AI-native manufacturing system that builds working micro-machines from code alone. No per-product tooling. No process development. Different code, different machine.