my thesis on personal agents
the future is robots. doesn't matter if they end up being humanoid or not; the percentage of homes that have at least one robot in them will increase year over year.
these robots will observe the world around them and you will talk to them as if they were human regardless of their form factor.
muse, dot, bot, instinct, siri, etc require you to pull out your phone, engage with them, and babysit them. all of this breaks your flow state and requires you to divert your attention to them. this sucks and is not the future.
with a robot around, you'll be telling your partner while your making breakfast that you just ran out of eggs and the robot will hear it. whether it automatically orders more or whether it summarizes things like this at the end of the day is besides the point. the unlock is that you never had to break your flow state.
why wait for robots, just bring this technology in the form of a small device that you just have in your home.
people will hate this initially. who cares! building a vc backed company should be about 1000x ideas. 10x ideas should be bootstrapped.
muse, dot, bot, and instinct are all 10x ideas. they're the equivalent of cursor when the 1000x ideas is claude code.
tell me in the comments why this is a horrible idea. I want to build this but can't bootstrap this one myself. need some capital.
this is the first time in like a month i don't have a single thread in @t3dotcodes. time to take a breathe before starting 10 more
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this is a hot take but now that llms have rewritten my backends in rust i’m much less attached to the code since i haven’t needed to learn how to understand rust yet. i just provide the model the product and architecture requirements and have it convince me it implemented it correctly.
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engineers, including myself, used to have extreme code ownership sometimes devolving to caginess. ai removed that completely.
same will happen for many research fields and everyone will benefit.
JUST IN: Fields Medal-winning mathematician reveals he cried after OpenAI released hundreds of proposed solutions to unsolved math problems, declaring, "They have annihilated my field of research."
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