Steve Krouse
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4 months ago I fear AI models might be somewhat veblen goods, and that we all somewhat conflate price with quality
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I fear AI models might be somewhat veblen goods, and that we all somewhat conflate price with quality
New in v0.26.11
Command Code supports Gemini 3.5 Flash.
Pro-level coding, parallel agentic execution, 1M token context.
Live in /model, same hour Google shipped it. "Stop and Think" was (is?) probably the most repeated idiom at the camp, preceding the cartoon side note: if you have a son approaching ages 12-16 I wholeheartedly recommend Camp Pasquaney!
first time I've licensed a cartoon! this particular cartoon was pinned to the bulletin board outside the dining hall at the summer camp I went to and worked at for eight summers, and as far as I know it's still there
Slow Mode
blog.val.town/slow-mode If you’re not careful, ingress (free) can become egress (not free). Double-check your agents work, they could quietly be costing you money.
Read more: zed.dev/blog/local-a... Local model usage grew 3x in Zed in the last 10 weeks. Cameron Mcloughlin on why he prefers local: "I worry about over-reliance on providers that operate like SaaS platforms, where a change of pricing or setup makes them unfeasible to use. With a local model, you always have access."
New in tomorrow's stable release: pick a dedicated model for your subagents with `agent.subagent_model`.
sadly I cannot find screenshots of either original site on the internet archive
TIL peta[dot]org was registered by a troll in 1995 for a "People Eating Tasty Animals" site, which unsurprisingly went to court and eventually PETA got it back *but* in the meantime they fought fire with fire and bought ringlingbrothers[dot]com to criticize circus animal cruelty
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Custom git commands will also be arriving this Zednesday.
Oops, we merged like, 7 new Git features in the last few weeks!
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Shoutout to @daniloleal.co for the new History tab in the Git panel, landing in stable this week. Everyone’s talking about what AI can do.
But how is it changing teams and roles?
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pris.ly/claude-stories Our CTO Dana Lawson is speaking at Tessl's AI Native DevCon on June 1.
Her talk: Built for Humans. Now Agents Are Here.
Netlify was built around a human loop. Then agents started driving the platform. Dana's getting into what Agent Experience actually means.
tessl.io/devcon/ The Mercantile in Cincinnati!
mercantilelibrary.com excited about this! more good writing on the internet should make its way to print (especially if Sarah and Alex are the ones printing!)
arrived here by way of wired.com/story/normie... - looking forward to the book! my favorite local library started an admin night, and it's fun to put a face to the practice well said! I sometimes dread user interviews (for the typical low level social anxiety reasons) but pretty much always come away energized
ok this I already have a solution in mind for! haha too late, got started on one already 🤐
what bothers you most here?
yeppp those are annoying! working on something in this space, will hopefully have something to share soon
hahaha I feel ya there