high-context interrupt handler
Austin, TX
Joined January 2009
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Jason retweeted
Lesser known academic theory about horror/sci-fi movies is that they’re often used to externalise society's deepest traumas into monsters and dystopias.
So I used Argon to tap into cultural symptomatology and psychoanalytical film theory to create this website which traces 100+ horror/sci-fi works and the social themes that they actually mirror across 7 eras.
Enjoy your days upto the Halloween with this project!
culturalcanary.ai.studio
Used Gemini for deep research, Argon in Antigravity used Nano Banana to generate the movie figurines + create the build, AI Studio to add the final finishing touches.
1. Build agent persona workforce
2. Chat with each agent directly
3. Add chief of staff to optimize and manage agents
4. Chat with chief of staff directly
5. Delete agents
Smart generalists rule the world. All roads lead to Jarvis
The closest thing was @bot email and they reserved the use of [email protected] 😭
Patiently waiting for X Corp to become a 100T Dyson sphere galaxy conglomerate and launch email
[email protected]
Jason retweeted
Thrilled to welcome @spacexai as a Founding Corporate Patron for the Omacom Foundation. That's $1,500,000 in @grok tokens for the maintenance and development of Omarchy. Maybe soon they'll be beamed straight from orbit? Let's go 🚀🌕 omarchy.org/news/2026/10/spa…
Jason retweeted
Every game is being decompiled
Every math problem is being solved
Everything is happening all at once
Think about the progress in the past year
Now imagine another year
And another year
I skipped this year's iPhone for the first time in 15 years and started moving off Mac
I've wanted a Jarvis-style OS for years. My first prototype started on web, then I moved to native macOS/iOS apps back in January, and now I'm moving on to Linux where I can control everything
Linux was always the plan, but I avoided it because the hardware support wasn't great. AI has changed that, and as @DHH would say, we can fix everything!
This is incredible. Once the Rust port of Bun showed up in GitHub earlier this year, you could see where things were heading
Bun will replace every web development tool and save us compute, build minutes and tokens
Jarred with Claude is unstoppable
In the next version of Bun
`bun check` is a TypeScript type checker builtin to Bun (written in Rust)
ALT Announcement graphic for bun check, a TypeScript type checker built into Bun, with the Bun logo. A bar chart compares type checking VS Code (10,947 files). bun check: 1.75s, 2.77 GiB. tsc 7 with --checkers 16: 5.88s, 9.23 GiB. tsc 7 (typescript-go) with default settings: 12.58s, 7.73 GiB. bun check is 3x to 7x faster with 2.8x to 3.3x less memory. Linux x64, 64 threads, mean of 20 runs. Passes 100% of TypeScript's conformance tests. "Thank you, TypeScript team. bun check is a port of typescript-go."
Jason retweeted
Constant communication is what makes autonomy like this safe. Early contact lets us take maneuvering responsibility, publish ephemeris faster than ground radar can catalog the object, and deorbit and keep commanding through demise if needed
We treat early communications as a requirement, not a nice-to-have
