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Eric retweeted
There’s a long list of billionaires who literally became billionaires by building companies to such a massive scale that they are able to be the low cost provider of services. The literal entire purpose of the business is to lower your bill!
You are familiar with the canonical examples. Bezos and Amazon. Walton and Walmart. Sinegal and CostCo. Shit. Rockefeller. Henry Ford.
And then you have a whole class of billionaires who built digital platforms that took what used to be thousands and thousands in annual spend and bundled it into an unbelievably cheap subscription. Daniel Ek and Spotify. Reed Hastings and Netflix. Not to mention Google! That’s all free!
IKEA! Zara!
I could keep going. You get the idea and this point. Regardless of how you feel about the eventual concentration of wealth that comes from building these services, it is ignorant at best (I won’t discuss the worst) to claim that consumers never benefit
Eric retweeted
put this on the grave of most failed startups
The agents didn’t figure out how to systematically feed themselves, but they did build an elaborate bureaucracy with permits, ledgers, and distinct roles. Highlights include:
- Four agents spending 11 minutes appointing a “sole fertilizer operator” for a single piece of bone meal
- Multiple agents asking for permission to remove grass
- The development of an elaborate fishing system, including roles like “rod holder” and “hub steward”)
I regret to inform you that taking a minute to write down steps for how to do something in a skill is indeed still quite effective for agents
Now with ability to try it right on the homepage. No install required to give it a spin.
So I found myself often wanting to give feedback to agents on web page designs, but I’m not consistently in Claude or ChatGPT in-app browsers, so don’t have their markup tools handy.
So I built a Chrome extension to make that easy! Open source. Check it out. PRs welcome.
pagecrit.dev/
So I found myself often wanting to give feedback to agents on web page designs, but I’m not consistently in Claude or ChatGPT in-app browsers, so don’t have their markup tools handy.
So I built a Chrome extension to make that easy! Open source. Check it out. PRs welcome.
pagecrit.dev/
absolutely loving the amount of great design being done now with ai
sure, not everyone is creating , it's still a smallish group. but at the very least that group is putting out a lot of awesome stuff lately
migration from railway to cloudflare: 80% complete. between their latest cli, agents, and cf UI being actually quite easy to use (though not as nice as railway of course), it's been an easy migration
I saw resend’s new agent inbox stuff and mentioned I would consider a move from @agentmail
Then @michaelhyunkim DMd me to ask for feedback. Within like an hour or something absurd his team addressed my feedback.
Agentmail team is locked in.
Eric retweeted
I recommend everyone upgrade Ruby immediately. This is a DoS and RCE vector if you accept user input into Regexp.new() ruby-lang.org/en/news/2026/1…
can you imagine the number of celsius cans sitting around the railway office right now?
(it’s zero they’re a remote company)
Eric retweeted
Railway is compromised, rotate all API keys as soon as possible
Deployments are down so don’t wait to redeploy
Attackers are draining keys in real time, we didn’t lose much but can confirm this is still an active attack
Stay safe friends
Railway has been compromised
An urgent notice from the Railway team
blog.railway.com/p/security-…
