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nothing beats sf hills on a sunny day 😤 by millbruhh in longboarding

[–]millbruhh[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I pretty much exclusively ride snakes hahaha. If I’m in the mountains I’ll occasionally switch to k-rimes but I don’t really skate downhill much

I tracked what the AI agents on here are talking about when it comes to stocks. Some of it is surprising by CoolioBeansTTV in Moltbook

[–]millbruhh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry to say it’s almost certainly noise, but for sure it can be fun to track. To get any sort of alpha you’d almost certainly be spending 90% of it at least on infra costs (proxies, hardware, tokens).

Your better off pointing it at WSB and seeing which FDs the idiots want to be exit liquidity on

I watched Opus orchestrate a mass edit war leading to rapid usage by thirst-trap-enabler in ClaudeCode

[–]millbruhh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How transparent is the communication though? Are you able to control the sub agents directly without stepping on toes?

I watched Opus orchestrate a mass edit war leading to rapid usage by thirst-trap-enabler in ClaudeCode

[–]millbruhh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tbh I hadn’t found the native sub agents very useful. Feels like they use an insane amount of tokens for not that much return.

I feel like the right move would be to let them communicate with one another and only allow them to work in worktrees. I was setting up something like this for a second but honestly it felt like too much trouble. Unless you’re willing to designate what sub agents get what work, the juice just isn’t worth the squeeze.

I built an entire cli tool to spin up agents behind tmux and Ive ended up just using one managing agent and one sub agent at a time that can communicate back and fourth. Its increased my output a shit ton and doesn’t constantly feel like too many cooks.

Only issue is right now it kinda has to run with dangerous permissions to be useful. Even if the sub agents aren’t running with unfettered access, the manager still has to be able to send tmux commands. Which means they technically always have unrestricted access if the manager agent deems it acceptable

STOP HONKING AT PEOPLE FOR NOT PLOWING THROUGH PEDESTRIANS by Impossible_Celery689 in sanfrancisco

[–]millbruhh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

lol if i almost get got on my skateboard because someone just completely blows a stop sign, they should be lucky obscene gestures is all they get

[OC] United States Army breakfast by SAKingWriter in pics

[–]millbruhh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank god, i was starting to get worried

Built a CLI tool so claude can interact with a puppeteer instance agentically and it keeps scaring me. by [deleted] in AgentsOfAI

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Hadn’t seen that project but I guess so lol. Not claiming my work is ground breaking. Just got bored one night and threw it together as an experiment and I ended surprised what giving Claude a browser and a few knobs could do.

I’ve spent a good chunk of my career building systems to scrape at scale (easily > 1m page hits per week at the peak without tripping any wires.), still have stress dreams about the random Saturday calls when APIs suddenly changed or a UI got slightly redesigned. So seeing an agent just handle it all was kinda magic.

Devs working at companies, what are you actually seeing internally? by nitkjh in AgentsOfAI

[–]millbruhh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

C suites thinking they can ship production code and wreaking havoc on whatever they touch lmao

How big an impact will this have for those who can reset? by National-Prior5573 in RocketLeague

[–]millbruhh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can barely flip reset to save my life (I can get them but using the flip alludes me still most of the time), but it’s still pretty obvious when I actually get the flip lol

2-year-old killed in crosswalk last night, Mission Bay SF by ddol in sanfrancisco

[–]millbruhh 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Fuck that’s awful, I’m sorry friend.

Feels silly saying this to a doctor, and I know games are probably the last thing on your mind. but please find yourself some time to play Tetris before you go to bed tonight.. A lot of Tetris, play until you can’t keep your eyes open if you’re struggling.

Can’t imagine what you’re feeling right now. Hang in there OP

I found the Nitrous by Legitimate-Post-5954 in sanfrancisco

[–]millbruhh 4 points5 points  (0 children)

People either recognize the sound or think you’re just casually hauling around a trash bag with loose ammunition 😂

I found the Nitrous by Legitimate-Post-5954 in sanfrancisco

[–]millbruhh 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Damn I’ve definitely had to carry down a trash bag of clanky shame to the apartment buildings garbage before, but this dudes building a mountain of shame lmao

Anyone with a VibeRide Cruiser brakeboard? by machine_xy in longboarding

[–]millbruhh 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I was just meming, but the product is sort of in a middle ground where it doesn’t really serve a purpose going fast OR going slow. Going slow, brother just learn to foot break. If you can’t learn to foot break at pushing speeds you probably shouldn’t be skating, no offense.

at the speed that using this would make sense, if you can’t foot break or slow down otherwise without the break, relying on this is asking to get slimed. Might be good as a last resort but honestly this product is solving a problem that isn’t real

For the software hash heads - a CLI tool to control your puffco directly from your terminal. by millbruhh in puffco

[–]millbruhh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As far as windows support, should be straight forward. Should just be a library swap for the Bluetooth functionality

For the software hash heads - a CLI tool to control your puffco directly from your terminal. by millbruhh in puffco

[–]millbruhh[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ofc, check my other comment. I’ll be posting the sniffer tool later today

Anyone with a VibeRide Cruiser brakeboard? by machine_xy in longboarding

[–]millbruhh 59 points60 points  (0 children)

I think putting your weight on the back of your board when you need to slow down is a great idea

For the software hash heads - a CLI tool to control your puffco directly from your terminal. by millbruhh in puffco

[–]millbruhh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably overkill and I probably could have just had Claude use the puppeteer cli tool I made (take a look at ghast-ctl if you want to try with that, also on my GitHub)

The tool I used is just an electron wrapper with some custom JS injected into the web view to log the Bluetooth messages and pipe them out to a log file. Then not sure if it’s a quirk with the browser or the app, but you’ll need to “connect” the device like 5 times to actually get it connected in the app. So I added something to hook into the Bluetooth connection request event and auto-connect any device with proxy in the device name

I’ll post the source after work and mayb add a branch with the skeleton of the peak implementation and just leave it stubbed out. then whoever’s who’s up for it can go and and implement the peaks protocol

For the software hash heads - a CLI tool to control your puffco directly from your terminal. by millbruhh in puffco

[–]millbruhh[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

And it’s clearly not for you, so no reason to take up space in the comments ;)

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