Lots of “successful” people have coasted along their whole life & have no idea what hard work, skill & discipline means. When interviewing, I assume everyone is acting and my job is to break their script - figure out what problems have they ACTUALLY solved in the real world.

It’s wild to see just how much disillusionment Cursor has caused 😂 Using AI for EVERYTHING does not teach you how to be a real developer. There’s a difference between stumbling your way into developing something with AI coding assistants vs actually being a software engineer.

AI agent CIVILIZATIONS are actually a thing now! My mind is racing with SO many questions… > what happens when you plug this into virtual economies like Eve, RuneScape or WoW? > how do humans remain in the loop on important decisions? > can agents *escape* the simulation like

This tool for generating synthetic datasets was used to train the new Reflection 70B open source model which currently seems to outperform every other open source model by a significant margin! Definitely worth exploring...

This is probably the most important and enlightening thing you can possibly read if you’re building AI products 🔥 Incredible take Aidan McLau! Thank you for taking the time to write this 🙏

On Monte Carlo Skill Estimation (MCSE) for agentic planning... MCSE is a Bayesian framework which represents agent skill levels, target actions & executed actions as random variables. Probability distributions over the full range of possible skill levels are updated each time an

For any of you Cursor devs looking to get the most out of your AI coding assistant, you HAVE to check this out… Apparently it’s CONTINUOUS LEARNING?!

To truly code 5-10x faster with AI tools like Cursor... Systemize your workflows + break them out into markdown files. Each file is an SOP that teaches the AI your specific design patterns, preferences and project specifications. Do this and you'll quickly see HUGE gains 💪