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to the moon
We are about to do something that has never been done before.
BREAKING
Local feminist wins first international Summarize Spengler contest by reducing the multy thousand page magnum opus The Decline Of The West perfectly to only four words:
"The future is female."
It is not just a low number; it is 11, in one of the positions that appear the fewest. More mystical than common...🙏
Twetch NOOGIES #11 | Twetch Market NOOGIES · Common · Rank 5449 · Listed for 129.35 BSV including fees 🔎 The latest selection regarding BSV on X
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I sent the to bsv association
Yes, but why aren’t my exotics doing any type of motion stuff! Like my halo should be glowing brighter and dimmer while hovering up and down, my cigar holding Noogie should be blowing smoke, crowns should have little sparkles at ropes that glare or bling from shine.. Maybe some eyes swirling or doing some random stuff
It will probably kill his X and we will all be millionairs.
BREAKING
Local feminist wins first international Summarize Spengler contest by reducing the multy thousand page magnum opus The Decline Of The West perfectly in only four words:
"The future is female."
It’s been awhile. What’d I miss in the BSV universe?
BREAKING
Local feminist wins first international Summarize Spengler contest by reducing the multy thousand page magnum opus perfectly in only four words:
"The future is female."
For two years we merged about 60 pull requests a month. In June it jumped to 279. Then 375. Then 404.
The models didn't get 6x better that month. What changed was our QA workflow.
Writing code with AI agents was already fast. The bottleneck was checking the work: one staging server, one branch at a time, me clicking through.
In June I started QA'ing in parallel on a VPS that spins up a separate Docker instance of the app for every branch. Several agents test their own changes at the same time by driving a browser and recording the run, then handing me something to watch instead of a diff to read.
Once verification ran in parallel, everything else did too.
guilty as charged