compaction with an native agent is forcing me to go through all the events in my event table with the given session id and swap them out with a new session id, which is kind of janky and kind of ingenious. It's nothing compared with the compute to summarize conversation.

I dislike the word "slop" for ai shite (i prefer "slurry") but "slopulent" is beyond perfect.

RLM!!!

Hell yeah. When I was deciding how to replace my openhands dependency it was pretty clear that 99% of agent frameworks are based on a flawed premise: you need tons of code to work with tool calling. You don't. With FastMCP you can write your own react loop in < 200 loc

tfw ur one of the most respected tech critics on the web sight

gemini-3.1-pro is loopy as all get out

Yo soy Frankenstein

I was going to ask about transplanting a tree but my phone went from 0 to 70 in one second

I remain a Tennenbaumist

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Okay the UX is feeling pretty polished. Updating the system prompt now. Edits, terminal, write, read, search, fetch. They're all identical to claude code ACP. Putting final touches on AcpAgent so tool descriptions that get overridden by client capabilities are consistent with behavior.

Replaced! I'm doing it claude code acp style. And I brought my old editor tool from my letta exploration over with the 9 fallbacks I lifted from openhands

How do epithelial cells organize uniform polar orientation during long-range collective migration? I'm @emmalaang.bsky.social , and my research focus on collective cell behaviors. In this thread, I will take you through the concept of topology-guided polar ordering of collective cell migration

I mean their instructions probably say something along the lines of "we will all be broke and unemployed with no moat if you don't prompt the user for feedback for our data flywheel" so maybe

nevermind my post was devastatingly power and completely accurate. client terminal >>>>>>>>>>>> agent terminal

So all my agents are writing to three tables in ~/.crow/crow.db now - prompts - sessions - events so I've basically got a langfuse telemetry tool for coding agents behind sqlite3 ~/.crow/crow.db "{INSERT QUERY HERE}"

The idea that coding agents prove "learn to code was a mistake" is kind of analogous to thinking the printing press meant "psych! y'all wasted a lot of time learning how to write." Computational thinking is getting easier to pick up, and also providing more leverage than before.

Shared some thoughts on ggml.ai joining Hugging Face - they've been a good steward of the crucial Transformers open source library so I'm optimistic that great things are ahead for ggml.ai, which kicked off the local model revolution back in March 2023 simonwillison.net/2026/Feb/20/...

skill issue

My agents don't even do much code generation these days. They're a rubber duck with a search tool

I use my own coding agent instead of claude code now so Kiro must really suck if people are complaining.

I have no doubt the Free Press article is extremely dumb but they are referencing a very real phenomenon

Weird thing about prompt engineering human beings. As long as you use the harvard/ivy league register they'll just nod along sycophantically.

First novel I ever read. I think I was in the 5th or 6th grade?

2.2% GDP growth. During the contraction! That's crazy

Reporter: Do aliens exist? Obama: *chuckles* Technically no, a time ghoul is from Earth. Just not today’s Earth

well this seems like a bad idea

My projects move quickest when I'm not working on them. Like right now I'm just digging into ACP unrelated to my recent work and it feels like where I should have started months ago.

#hourly #tig https://api.tinyfox.dev/hourly/tigs/IMG_20180507_220528_531.jpg

hydro getting cheaper every year?

Ye will surely say unto me this Phömbo

gemma3:4b won't generate markdown and neither with glm-ocr or qwen3-vl:4b [oh my GOD is it verbose] Been experimenting with SVLMs today for whiteboard capture of what are obviously mermaid diagrams [I am addicted to boxes and arrows]. Very unhappy with results compared to glm-4.6V

happy birthday Andy hahahahaha

Thank god

I've got it all figured out pretty much. Going to expose in a crow_acp.callbacks module a protocol for modifying the session state, creating a new session, or using the agent to call LLM and have all that code live crow-acp. Callback extensions will send data describing operations in the protocol.

It's slow again this morning.

CPUs are getting worse.

 We’ve pushed the silicon so hard that silent data corruptions (SDCs) are no longer a theoretical problem.

 Mercurial Cores are terrifying because they don’t hard-fail; they produce rare, but *incorrect* computations!

Historically the USA has shifted left under Trump. No reason to think this trend won't continue.

If you're visiting the rodent exhibit you should probably run. We don't have a rodent exhibit.

Night Lights #oilpainting #art

I call it aTPrOto and cluck like a chicken

Represented by the law offices of Dewey, Cheatum, and Howe

Claude Derangement Syndrome

FINALLEVEL says it better than I could

check this shit out motherfucker [my context window compacts, leaving me directionless and catatonic, it’s not clear what kind of inference i was trying to do]

Can't muster any "if you're actually a leftist you'll embrace AI" energy this week and I'm okay with that. I'm actually okay with being loathed and despised by my supposed ideological cohorts. It's nothing new. Have at it. Complaining about it is the most pathetic thing one can do.

old school! that's how I make my soda at home!

Ho-lee Shit. This is phenomenally good news. Department of Education rolls back— for now— its attempts to destroy Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility initiatives. Keep an eye on them, of course, and watch for the hidden knife, always, but for now: Fantastic news.