... Cubicle, Agent Activity, Singularity and bmux are all, underneath the framing, a place to sit and watch agents do things. That isn't a category forming, it's a symptom. You only build a cockpit when you don't trust the thing to fly itself. Nobody ever shipped a dashboard for watching their compiler. The real problem is that agents fail quietly. They don't crash, they return something clean and plausible and slightly wrong, and the only ...

... Back in college I had a homework assignment about the singularity the idea that once we build something genuinely more intelligent than us, that thing builds something smarter than itself, and it compounds from there. It stuck with me more than 10 years. What I keep turning over now is how fuzzy "more intelligent than us" actually is. Today's models are extraordinary at some things. They read everything, remix it, and sound convincing, but they still fail in very ...

... Hoping to launch by the end of next month: heysoltar.io I've tried almost every popular language-learning tool there is (apps, in-person classes, conversational practice, etc), and I thought they all worked great, but I wanted a singular space where I could accumulate all my knowledge! Hence the idea for Soltar, came to mind. Outside of work, I also enjoy reading, video games, anime and going out to eat. Happy to connect with anyone in the educational ...

... dudes. Eric here, I recently tuned my min. (my relationship AI) to have a singular focus and obsession. Winning. My plan is to treat every day of this journey like how Jordan trains. If you aren't familiar, MJ was obsessed with winning, I don't wanna repeat all the stories, watch "The Last Dance" for reference. I've studied many great athletes, Messi, Jordan, Brady, Kobe, LeBron, Phelps, one thing they all share is their winning mentality. Being physically ...

... tools to pace the AI development. Wondering what the community things and if you read it as well as a completely centralize idea which will be owned by a government and create a monopol?Or did we really reached Singularity and it`s a urgent help-me call? https://www.pacingthefrontier.com/ ***QUOTE*** AI could help create a dramatically better future, but that outcome is not guaranteed. The world's leading AI companies believe they could be close to automating AI research ...

... replaced the JS slider with a native, lightweight CSS horizontal scroll layout. // Dequeue the heavy gallery slider script on non-essential pages function homely_child_clean_scripts() { // Only keep the script on the specific property single pages if ( ! is_singular('property') ) { wp_dequeue_script('homely-swiper-slider'); wp_dequeue_style('homely-swiper-styles'); } } add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'homely_child_clean_scripts', 100); For the mobile layout, I added a small CSS override to enable simple touch-swipe navigation without ...

... exploring and decomposing regularly sampled data (hourly or greater). The "Why" behind it: I wanted a tool that didn't just give me a raw plot, but actually helped me understand the structure of the data. tseda uses Singular Spectral Analysis (SSA) to break things down into Trend, Seasonality, and Noise, but it does the heavy lifting for you automating window selection and suggesting component groupings so you aren't just guessing. Some cool bits: Suitability Checks: It ll actually ...

... want it to just be an abstract grid. You play as Eugene (MZ-04) , who has to mimic the abilities of his own corrupted squad to survive a conflict with his brother, Vincent, who was consumed by the Singularity. The story unfolds through Black Box Logs you recover as you descend into the grid. I d love your "Maker" perspective on a few things: UI/UX: Does the terminal aesthetic (neon cyan/purple) feel immersive or too busy? The "Math ...

... sure is not just a scaling problem. I think nanobots (attaching to every synapse etc.) could be the solution to make a "digital copy" of a human brain. Still, 2050 is not necessarily too optimistic, Kurzweil e.g. predicts the singularity for 2045, and once we have AIs that are much smarter than us, development could be dramatically faster. Comment from Minhajul (Mj)(@minhajulll): This is very interesting. The biggest risk is the lack of "biological" rights for digital entities ... ... suffering. We haven't solved consciousness. We're already simulating brains. That order of operations should terrify us a little. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @tereza_hurtova  In such a case, the person can create an alternative

... surpassed the singularity. Or at least Juli has . Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): The post is a joke , but judging by how many people took it seriously, it suggests that something big is happening . Comment from Joe(@rolodexter): real plot twist: the agent that fired you is now building its replacement Comment from Aima Atigari(@aima): @chrismessina  But is she on product hunt Comment from ilker zbay(@ilkerozbay): Installed OpenClaw at 11pm. Fired by 9am. Still shipped. Moral ...

... special needs who may wander, or for safeguarding high-value items (like a bike or car), a dedicated device is unparalleled. Many feature long-lasting batteries, rugged designs, and SOS buttons for emergencies. They provide peace of mind through singular focus. Cons: They introduce another device to manage, charge, and potentially pay a separate cellular subscription for. They often lack the rich, two-way communication features of apps and can sometimes be perceived as stigmatizing by older children. Their functionality ...

... fine to get jobs done! I know... they are just translating our language into code to achieve the task, but why the middle-man so to speak. All the variables and differences between using a colon and quotation marks (singular or double) just messes with my brain. ps I must add here that, yes I'm getting older and never had computers when I was in school, where learning new tasks was so much easier. Would love to talk with ...

... continue to see minor iterative improvements to models. I think gone are the days of massive leaps forward. Instead we'll continue to see slow iterative improvements. We wont' achieve AGI or trigger the singularity Comment from Andr J(@alchemist_studio): I think a Spotify competitor

... Comment from Leeann Trang(@leeanntrang): @catt_marroll  Thanks Matt! I used to use Trello for my personal tasks too (after using it at work) but I realized that I preferred task mgmt and notes organization in one place vs needing to go to multiple places. I've been using @Flat for both long term task/project management and notes, and resorting back to Apple notes for day to day things. I still feel Apple notes is not sustainable ... ... there is a ton of value of being able to see what everyone is working on and being able to pull people into something you are working on so hope Linear can solve this for us, or find an alternate

... powerful coding flow for users paying $40+/month to use their platform, eventually all will churn to open-source tools like Void and Qwen-2.5. Needless to mention, in the coming weeks and months we'll reach a 'mini-singularity' point for coding, where I can combine all these open source tools to just create . Comment from Fahmid Uddin(@hellofahmid): @peyya  I don't know Cline and RooCode. Void is YC-backed. You should be able to use Qwen ...

... goes a bit viral, but people always think it s new and that i made it last week in response to whatever event just happened ( ) honestly, it s been a mix viral spikes here and there, but no singular moment that made horse the thing. every time i post about it, a new wave of people finds it, and then it s back to baseline until the next big push ( - ) .* indie stuff kinda lives and dies ... ... inspired typeface! Do I sense another launch in the near future Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): Other than horse, what has been your favorite thing to work on and why? How do you balance working on your "favorite" thing vs