Bailey Carter

I see stuff on here all the time that looks interesting but I'm not in the mood to try right then, so I tell myself I'll come back to it. I almost never do. It just disappears into the void.

Do you bookmark things, save them somewhere, or just let it go and figure if it's good you'll hear about it again?

I thought moving to a different password manager would basically be: export everything, import everything, done.

Then I started thinking about all the old logins, notes, duplicates, shared passwords, and random stuff that has accumulated over the years.

For anyone who has actually made the switch, which one did you leave and what did you move to? Anything you wish you d known beforehand?

While designing approval flows for AI agents, I ve started questioning static permissions.

A better model might be:

• New agent: approval required

• Proven on low-risk actions: more autonomy

• High-impact or irreversible actions: always human-reviewed

• Performance drops: authority gets reduced again

Basically, treat autonomy as something an agent earns through reliable performance, not something we configure once.