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Working exclusively from home since 2020:

When was the last time you wrote a feature 100% manually? May 2024, in my case.

My interview process at @runwayml

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Remember debugging by hand?

Runway MCP + Opus feels like (∩ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)⊃━☆ﾟ. *.

I need Fable 5.5 to figure out where my wife wants to eat tonight

Give me your worst parenting advice

Finding true love before dating apps became a thing feels like getting late for Titanic’s maiden voyage

Heed the poteto’s wisdom:

You must be more ambitious

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Say hello to labs.runway.com A frontier research design studio building prototypes, applications and new media projects with generative video and world models.

Even if these models stopped improving today, for whatever reason, it'd take us years to discover all of their creative use cases

If you continue to call AI “hype” and/or “bubble”, you’re not being realistic.

JavaScript: The Good Parts

You must be more ambitious. What took weeks must take hours now. Shorten your timelines. The time is now.

You must be more ambitious.

“You should read all AI output” Also me: ls -1 /usr/bin 2>/dev/null | \ grep --extended-regexp --ignore-case --only-matching --no-filename --no-messages \ --binary-files=text --color=never --line-buffered --no-group-separator --max-count=99999 \ --regexp='py(thon)?[0-9.]*' --regexp='perl[0-9.]*' --regexp='g(rep|zip|it|cc)' \ --regexp='s(ed|sh|ort|plit|leep)' --regexp='awk' --regexp='cat|tac|rev|nl|tee' \ --regexp='tar|zip|unzip|bzip2|xz' --regexp='curl|wget' --regexp='(l|m)ess|more|less' \ --regexp='ba?sh|zsh|dash' --regexp='find|xargs|locate' --regexp='head|tail|cut|paste|join' \ --regexp='who(ami)?|id|groups' --regexp='date|cal|time' --regexp='env|printenv' \ --regexp='[aeiou]{3}' --regexp='x[a-z]+' --regexp='z[a-z]*' --regexp='^[a-c][a-z]{2}$' | \ tr 'a-z' 'A-Z' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | head -n 25 | rev | rev | tee /dev/null | \ nl -ba | awk '{print "#" $1 ": " $3 " (x" $2 ")"}' | column -t | cat -n | tail -n 20 Ah yes, go ahead, proceed