Pretty remarkable that the only press Zuck shared from the Llama 3 launch was Dwarkesh Patel and Roberto Nickson

Meta did give embargoed comments to mainstream publishers, but only the independent interviewers got posted to his story.

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Wow - it's been quite the month.

We announced Devin just a few weeks ago. It's been awesome to see all the support and feedback we've gotten since.

AI agents are just getting started. Two years ago it was unthinkable that an AI could write code, run commands, and browse the

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Anduril is now making giant fucking autonomous submarines. We're so back.

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We’ve been scaling up our infrastructure and are ready to start gradually letting users off the waitlist for our Devin Technical Preview. We just asked Devin to help us send out the first batch of invitations.

The product is still early, and getting it in more people’s hands

Agents are a big deal not just due to autonomy but also because they make sense to non-coders

GPT-4 isn't quite there yet, but you get quite far with: 'Hey Devin the AI agent make a more engaging version of my website... add links'

The results were cute: chic-tulumba-3fbd63.netlify.app

Founders, employees, investors, and customers — all have skin in the game

So many others are just on the sidelines, not adding anything constructive, cheering for failure

For them, throwing tomatoes at tech is a fun spectacle and a chance to put nerds and rivals in their place

These reactions to Humane show the builder mindset.

Builders know the mess and chaos and ridicule and hate that come with creating something new.

So even their criticism is constructive.
They want to see tech succeed and they’re not threatened by it.

Losers root for failure.

You can go direct and build your own audience

Or you can depend exclusively on pitching legacy media with an audience that says “nuh-vidia”

So people are asking about a Devin run of an Upwork job. I’m the guy in the video! The primary criticism was that I didn’t transcribe the prompt verbatim, which looking back at the screenshot is accurate — I was thinking since Devin already runs inside an EC2 instance I’d try to

You should ignore the comments of everyone here who hasn’t personally used Devin

Anyone who follows my alt knows that I’ve been hammering the shit out of it since Scott Wu gave me unrestricted access

With Devin we have:
- shipped Swift code to Apple App Store
- written

In real life, when you “skate where the puck is going to be”, you look crazy

In real life the hard part of this is not the technique itself, but being comfortable looking nuts. This deeply goes against our tribal instinct

It is inevitable that agents will work for coding and be

Reepicheep has it hands down

“My own plans are made. While I can, I sail east in the Dawn Treader. When she fails me, I paddle east in my coracle. When she sinks, I shall swim east with my four paws. And when I can swim no longer, if I have not reached Aslan’s country, or shot

many such cases