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My favorite Replit shortcuts: ⌘ shift i - toggle agent sidebar ⌘ i - cycle through build, plan, & edit modes ⌘ shift b - toggle folders sidebar ⌘ k - command bar ⌥ r - refresh preview These shortcuts can be configured in the 'user settings' tab in... show more

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214,132 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

In my opinion, Tonight a handful of people are going to realize on 60 minutes what many who watched the trial have been trying to explain about the lack of investigation. Lindsay Clancy lack of memory of what happened. She was told she did it, and I believe she has believed she did do it. The children deserved a full and complete investigation. That didn’t happen. Patrick Clancy posted about the Shortcuts app on Reddit in 2021. That led me to further research. Come to find out a phone call can be scheduled from the Shortcuts app and made with the lock screen closed. Flights of stairs can also be manually entered from any device connected to the user’s Health data app. Those were two sources of “she did it.” Because she called while he was at CVS. Because she climbed the flights of stairs. The Cellebrite expert at trial said they only check what they are asked. None of these methods were ever brought up. Even the Commonwealth’s own expert said he couldn’t tell if she did the call back on the lock screen. He assumed. I know, I know. Y’all are going to tell me the police would have checked that. Welcome to the there-was-no-complete-investigation team. Video demo on how it works.

In my opinion, Tonight a handful of people are going to realize on 60 minutes what many who watched the trial have been trying to explain about the lack of investigation. Lindsay Clancy lack of memory of what happened. She was told she did it, and I believe she has believed she did do it. The children deserved a full and complete investigation. That didn’t happen. Patrick Clancy posted about the Shortcuts app on Reddit in 2021. That led me to further research. Come to find out a phone call can be scheduled from the Shortcuts app and made with the lock screen closed. Flights of stairs can also be manually entered from any device connected to the user’s Health data app. Those were two sources of “she did it.” Because she called while he was at CVS. Because she climbed the flights of stairs. The Cellebrite expert at trial said they only check what they are asked. None of these methods were ever brought up. Even the Commonwealth’s own expert said he couldn’t tell if she did the call back on the lock screen. He assumed. I know, I know. Y’all are going to tell me the police would have checked that. Welcome to the there-was-no-complete-investigation team. Video demo on how it works.

SpiltyTea

120,921 Aufrufe • vor 22 Tagen

Episode 10 of Raising An Agent with Quinn Slack and Thorsten Ball is out! There's no better summary than this quote: "We will be killing our editor extension, the Amp VS Code extension. We're going to be killing it. And we're going to be killing it because we think it's no longer the future. We think the sidebar is dead. Let's walk through why." Topics in this episode: - The new deep mode in Amp - Balancing developer experience for humans & agents - Killing the VSCode extension & shift away from traditional editors - Pi & OpenClaw, two wonderful projects - Importance of reinventing yourself in AI Enjoy! And happy hacking! Timestamps: 01:00 Deep Mode 10:30 Optimizing the codebase for agents 15:00 Feature Preview: which Skills does your team use? 18:00 Balancing DX for humans & agents 21:35 Killing the Amp editor extension 28:00 The future of software and what it means 33:00 You need to stay agile 36:00 Pi & OpenClaw 39:00 Text editors holding companies back 44:00 Is manual context management coming to an end? 49:00 New concept for Threads 50:00 Amp, the business & the art installation

Episode 10 of Raising An Agent with Quinn Slack and Thorsten Ball is out! There's no better summary than this quote: "We will be killing our editor extension, the Amp VS Code extension. We're going to be killing it. And we're going to be killing it because we think it's no longer the future. We think the sidebar is dead. Let's walk through why." Topics in this episode: - The new deep mode in Amp - Balancing developer experience for humans & agents - Killing the VSCode extension & shift away from traditional editors - Pi & OpenClaw, two wonderful projects - Importance of reinventing yourself in AI Enjoy! And happy hacking! Timestamps: 01:00 Deep Mode 10:30 Optimizing the codebase for agents 15:00 Feature Preview: which Skills does your team use? 18:00 Balancing DX for humans & agents 21:35 Killing the Amp editor extension 28:00 The future of software and what it means 33:00 You need to stay agile 36:00 Pi & OpenClaw 39:00 Text editors holding companies back 44:00 Is manual context management coming to an end? 49:00 New concept for Threads 50:00 Amp, the business & the art installation

Amp

311,853 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Hedge funds have always hired for modeling skills. That might be about to change: Brett Caughran (Brett Caughran) explains: "Hedge funds have classically hired former investment bankers, PE investors, and sell-side analysts — because cranking a model from scratch was table stakes." "I think that could shift. The new value of a junior analyst could be outthinking the market — creativity, imagination in tools, tenacity in going after key drivers, fluency in using these tools." "The quantitative bar to be an investor at a large asset manager has gone down." "The question becomes: can you understand consensus, understand why consensus is wrong, and build conviction around that?" "Hedge funds will hire 10 investors and they can all build the models — but maybe three or four can build that variant perception engine, that expectations gap muscle." "That learning curve used to take 3, 4, 5 years. Now it may be one, two, or three."

Hedge funds have always hired for modeling skills. That might be about to change: Brett Caughran (Brett Caughran) explains: "Hedge funds have classically hired former investment bankers, PE investors, and sell-side analysts — because cranking a model from scratch was table stakes." "I think that could shift. The new value of a junior analyst could be outthinking the market — creativity, imagination in tools, tenacity in going after key drivers, fluency in using these tools." "The quantitative bar to be an investor at a large asset manager has gone down." "The question becomes: can you understand consensus, understand why consensus is wrong, and build conviction around that?" "Hedge funds will hire 10 investors and they can all build the models — but maybe three or four can build that variant perception engine, that expectations gap muscle." "That learning curve used to take 3, 4, 5 years. Now it may be one, two, or three."

Ethan Kho

108,153 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten