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OpenCode is about to get more powerful with remote sandboxes I showed a brief demo before, but here's a much more in-depth demo. it's not hard to add basic support for a remote env, but handling all the edge cases like when a remote env gets deleted is difficult.... especially if care about good UX You never want to lose session data. so the choices are: run the session in your env, but run all tool calls remotely. that's too complex and painful. The other way is to just let the full session run remotely, but sync back all the session data in your env. We chose this path: we built a syncing system which logs all events in a way that we can always recreate your entire session. That means the remote env could get destroyed, but we can easily restore it. it also opens up other interesting ideas which we'll be exploringshow more

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what have I been working on for the last 2 weeks at OpenCode? we are bringing workspaces in as a first-class concept: agents will be able to run anywhere: local directory/container/worktree, remote sandbox, or anything. instead of having a single server that only knows about local directories, the server will act as a "control plane" that routes prompts to where they should go it will manage all of the sessions across these environments and provide a unified layer for all clients to interact with them we will be smart about this: it's not *only* about routing. we will sync all data from remote environments into the local control plane server. this means the remote env can be destroyed, and we will be able to later recreate a new env with exactly the same state. it's reproducible note: this is very early and experimental, the UI you see the video is just a prototype and not guaranteed to make it to prod. We hope to start shipping something soon-ish though!

what have I been working on for the last 2 weeks at OpenCode? we are bringing workspaces in as a first-class concept: agents will be able to run anywhere: local directory/container/worktree, remote sandbox, or anything. instead of having a single server that only knows about local directories, the server will act as a "control plane" that routes prompts to where they should go it will manage all of the sessions across these environments and provide a unified layer for all clients to interact with them we will be smart about this: it's not only about routing. we will sync all data from remote environments into the local control plane server. this means the remote env can be destroyed, and we will be able to later recreate a new env with exactly the same state. it's reproducible note: this is very early and experimental, the UI you see the video is just a prototype and not guaranteed to make it to prod. We hope to start shipping something soon-ish though!

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😂 🇺🇦 If elections are a condition for ending the war, then let's do it. But if you just want to get rid of me, of this thing that's in your way, at least find a legislative way to do it. - Zelensky. "Anyone can win the elections, but, firstly, it's not certain that I will run," - added the outgoing president. He also continued his stand-up, saying that Ukraine is fighting against corruption: "It's a lie that there's more corruption in Ukraine than in other European countries. We have corruption, but we're fighting against it, and we're doing a great job." - KF

😂 🇺🇦 If elections are a condition for ending the war, then let's do it. But if you just want to get rid of me, of this thing that's in your way, at least find a legislative way to do it. - Zelensky. "Anyone can win the elections, but, firstly, it's not certain that I will run," - added the outgoing president. He also continued his stand-up, saying that Ukraine is fighting against corruption: "It's a lie that there's more corruption in Ukraine than in other European countries. We have corruption, but we're fighting against it, and we're doing a great job." - KF

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I’m building an assistant from scratch using OpenCode first step is iMessage integration. I could run the OpenCode webapp on my phone, but I want a group text with my wife where we can ask it stuff together Here’s a demo, so cool that I can open the same session in the TUI (filmed by my 8 yr old, be gracious)

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Trump: "It's going to be all or none. And that's the way it is. You saw what we did with Venezuela. It'll be something very similar to that, but at a higher level." "It's called 'all in and all out.' There'll be a time when we'll have them all come in and all come out, but it won't be a percentage. It won't be a friend of yours, like a country that's your ally or a country that's your friend is all or nothing." "We're just bringing the ships up. We got a lot of ships that we're bringing them up. We think that numerous countries are going to be helping us with this also, but we're putting on a complete blockade." "We're not going to let Iran make money on selling oil to people that they like and not people that they don't like or whatever it is."

Trump: "It's going to be all or none. And that's the way it is. You saw what we did with Venezuela. It'll be something very similar to that, but at a higher level." "It's called 'all in and all out.' There'll be a time when we'll have them all come in and all come out, but it won't be a percentage. It won't be a friend of yours, like a country that's your ally or a country that's your friend is all or nothing." "We're just bringing the ships up. We got a lot of ships that we're bringing them up. We think that numerous countries are going to be helping us with this also, but we're putting on a complete blockade." "We're not going to let Iran make money on selling oil to people that they like and not people that they don't like or whatever it is."

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Marginal Revolution co-creator Alex Tabarrok says that AI replacing all jobs (which he doesn't think will happen) is a rich man's problem. "People are worried AI is going to do all the jobs. But this means we are going to be fabulously wealthy." "Even without any jobs, just being fabulously wealthy — we'll figure things out. This is the sort of problem you want to have." "This is not like a natural disaster, which destroys wealth. This is a tsunami which creates wealth." "Yes, it could be a tsunami in the sense that it's going to be very dramatic. But it's going to be very dramatic in the sense of like, Santa Claus coming and leaving us stuff under the Christmas tree. That's drama we can handle." "It won't be without problems. But problems where the pie gets bigger are problems we can solve." "It's problems when the pie gets smaller, when we are forced into a zero-sum society of one person versus another, that's when society breaks down." "But not when the pie is getting bigger. We'll figure out ways to make sure everyone gets a decent slice. We can solve the problem of dividing it up with everybody being happy. I'm much less worried about that."

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Rand Paul: "We said, 'Ok, well we killed all your boat mates, but you can go back to' -- it wasn't even Venezuela -- 'you can go back to Colombia and Ecuador.' So this is an insane policy. It's inconsistent. It's not war. And it's not the way we've ever done this. If we can blow up a boat in the ocean, what about when they get to Miami and they put it in a truck? Can you shoot a grenade launcher at the truck? No! We arrest people because sometimes we're wrong."

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Full interview by Yuki Ishikawa for tbs before leaving for the Philippines: (His words 🥹) "I think we're a team that gets a lot of support, so I hope we can use that support to achieve good results. "I think we are a team that gets a lot of support, so I hope we can use this support to get good results. I think there will be a lot of people there; we'll be in the Philippines, so the atmosphere will be in our favor. I'm not particularly worried about that. We had a very disappointing result in the VNL, and if we manage to advance well in this WCH, we'll face Poland in the quarterfinals. I think it's another big challenge, but first we want to win one game at a time in the qualifiers. Of course, our goal is to reach the podium, but first, we have to compete in the qualifiers, so I think the first match is the most important, so I want to be especially aware of that." fighting 💪🏻

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Kateryna Lisunova

571,456 views • 8 months ago

AOC in Berlin: "We all need to buckle up. That is the moment that we are in. But if there is any place that shows that good people can prevail over the horrors of inhumanity, it is Berlin. It is Berlin. And it is so many other places around the world that can be a front line to show that we can overcome and we can defeat fascism by a class based solidarity that champions all of us. I think about this, I think about this, and I'll end with this note, but I think about this very often because, of course, the universal health care systems in Europe are the envy of every American. And it is truly, ah, such a revolutionary. Environment that you all grow up in the universality of health care, because it really is a decision and an affirmative material commitment to everyone's basic humanity, to human dignity. And to me, it is not a coincidence that universal health care systems across Europe were established in the wake after World War Two. They are directly connected where you had all of this destruction, in all of this rubble that was built on a politics of persecution and division. But when we decided to move past that, we built material systems based on universality, affirming our our human dignity. And I think it's so important for us to recall those lessons for today, ah, as we confront many of the shadows of those similar movements."

AOC in Berlin: "We all need to buckle up. That is the moment that we are in. But if there is any place that shows that good people can prevail over the horrors of inhumanity, it is Berlin. It is Berlin. And it is so many other places around the world that can be a front line to show that we can overcome and we can defeat fascism by a class based solidarity that champions all of us. I think about this, I think about this, and I'll end with this note, but I think about this very often because, of course, the universal health care systems in Europe are the envy of every American. And it is truly, ah, such a revolutionary. Environment that you all grow up in the universality of health care, because it really is a decision and an affirmative material commitment to everyone's basic humanity, to human dignity. And to me, it is not a coincidence that universal health care systems across Europe were established in the wake after World War Two. They are directly connected where you had all of this destruction, in all of this rubble that was built on a politics of persecution and division. But when we decided to move past that, we built material systems based on universality, affirming our our human dignity. And I think it's so important for us to recall those lessons for today, ah, as we confront many of the shadows of those similar movements."

Winter

60,372 views • 5 months ago

Every Dad is a #BusinessDad. We want to be the best at work, build the best companies, and be the best Dads. We also all struggle to do it, but we never talk about it. If we did, we might realize that this kind of work is a journey we'll take our entire lives... ...and we're not alone on it! That's basically why I started recording #BusinessDad. It's also why so many people tuned in and opened the conversation about being a father in business. And that's why I'm so pumped to announce #BusinessDad Season 2 is coming May 14th 🎉

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Alexis Ohanian 🗽

28,113 views • 2 years ago

Ben Shapiro on his message to the American people if he were to run for president: "I'll get everybody the hell outta your way so you can succeed." Ben Shapiro on All-In E222: "It'd be pretty horrifying to run for office." "But if I were gonna run, I would be running on the basic idea that in this country, the only thing that you are promised is the adventure." "I'm not gonna lie to you. I'm not gonna make you promises that I can't keep about how I'm gonna fix your life." "Because the truth is, I really can't." "All I can do is help get the obstacles out of the way so you can fix your life, and you can make your life better." "One of the things that drives me up a wall is when politicians say, 'I created X jobs,' or 'We created X jobs.'" "You didn't create a job, okay. The government does not create jobs. The government can take money from people and then give it to other people, but it is only entrepreneurs who can create jobs." "And so the way that you fight China off is not by the power of a centralized government directing people in a particular direction." "The way that you fight off China is by unleashing the collective knowledge, wisdom, and ambition of the American people on an individual level to go out and do all of these unbelievable things." "And that would be the promise that I'd make to the American people is I'll get everybody the hell outta your way so you can succeed."

Ben Shapiro on his message to the American people if he were to run for president: "I'll get everybody the hell outta your way so you can succeed." Ben Shapiro on All-In E222: "It'd be pretty horrifying to run for office." "But if I were gonna run, I would be running on the basic idea that in this country, the only thing that you are promised is the adventure." "I'm not gonna lie to you. I'm not gonna make you promises that I can't keep about how I'm gonna fix your life." "Because the truth is, I really can't." "All I can do is help get the obstacles out of the way so you can fix your life, and you can make your life better." "One of the things that drives me up a wall is when politicians say, 'I created X jobs,' or 'We created X jobs.'" "You didn't create a job, okay. The government does not create jobs. The government can take money from people and then give it to other people, but it is only entrepreneurs who can create jobs." "And so the way that you fight China off is not by the power of a centralized government directing people in a particular direction." "The way that you fight off China is by unleashing the collective knowledge, wisdom, and ambition of the American people on an individual level to go out and do all of these unbelievable things." "And that would be the promise that I'd make to the American people is I'll get everybody the hell outta your way so you can succeed."

The All-In Podcast

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🚨 JUST IN: The President of FIFA is giving GLOWING praise to President Trump for making so much peace "This is what we want from a leader. A leader that cares about the PEOPLE. We want to live in a safe world. We want to unite." "You DEFINITELY deserve the first FIFA Peace Prize for your action. For what you have obtained, in your way - but you obtained it in an incredible way." "You can always count on our support to help you make peace!"

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Eric Daugherty

16,994 views • 8 months ago

This is from my visit to Nagaland for a Road safety session before HornBill festival in Nov 2024. Traffic jam in a remote section on the hills. Not a single policeman within miles… No road markings, potholes, bad roads, But Nobody crossing to wrong side. This is also India and they are also Indians. Why we on the plains are always finding excuses to break the rules. If you are a good person, you follow the rules, whether the cops are watching or not, that’s it. From the Hills of Nagaland. #RoadSafety

This is from my visit to Nagaland for a Road safety session before HornBill festival in Nov 2024. Traffic jam in a remote section on the hills. Not a single policeman within miles… No road markings, potholes, bad roads, But Nobody crossing to wrong side. This is also India and they are also Indians. Why we on the plains are always finding excuses to break the rules. If you are a good person, you follow the rules, whether the cops are watching or not, that’s it. From the Hills of Nagaland. #RoadSafety

Naresh

30,665 views • 11 months ago