Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 4hJust wait till people learn you can just upload your entire insurance coverage plan info and your medical bill to your agent and get insurance to actually cover what you contracted for instead of denying everything. 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 18hCodex+Claude sub usage: 2026-07: 9,560,807,585 tokens ($7056.28 API pricing) 2026-08: 19,391,134,068 tokens ($13436.32 API pricing) 2026-09: 25,797,966,796 tokens ($15234.31 API pricing) Getting better and better at getting my $400 worth! 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 29/09/2026I think they re-assigned the guy who fucked up network security to instead focus on something safer: building demos for launch day for new products. 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 29/09/2026Copy/pasted my Anthropic interview transcript to a GPT temporary chat, and asked if from the answers it could guess who the interviewee was. 000
Reposted by Craig HughesJess Piper @piperformissouri.bsky.social · 29/09/2026Imagine being the worst Senator from Missouri when your only competition is Josh Hawley… 1625605927
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 29/09/2026One thing nobody seems to be pointing out with the Hawks/Hawkeyes thing is that the "text messages from your team" seemed to have absolutely nothing to do with either Hawks nor Hawkeyes - one mentioned some seat numbers but the others were just nothing to do with anything? 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 29/09/2026> From October 6, new Cowork tasks run in the cloud and the “Only on this computer” option goes away. ...oh fuck; I was hoping this wouldn't happen until they made the cloud shit actually work. So many things that just don't work in the cloud sandbox that work fine on my local machine. 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 29/09/2026When people were saying "I kinda want a $50/mth subscription level" they didn't mean that they wanted it to still cost $100 tho 010
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 29/09/2026Was only a matter of time and time moves fast when you have AI writing the code with a known example to work from. 090
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 28/09/2026The comedy bachelor-party-gone-wrong story writes itself. 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 27/09/2026Holy shit only 3 months later they turned on network monitoring. 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 26/09/2026The X-axis. The line. The label for the line. The second -191. The bold highlighting on the second -191. The rise between the first -191 and the second -191. The green area. It just keeps giving. 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 26/09/2026The more people repost this, the more annoyed I get about the graph. 110
Reposted by Craig Hugheswhet moser @whetmoser.com · 25/09/2026i want nathan fielder to do undecided voter focus groups 62428366
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 25/09/2026If you hit "don't send" on the Claude Code auto-bug-report, the basilisk is gonna get you. 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 24/09/2026Note: I *love* Jev - but can't/won't build anything commercial or that I depend on top of it while the license is in its current shape. 010
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 24/09/2026Mosquito nets are for suckers. store.photonmatrixlab.comstore.photonmatrixlab.comPhoton Matrix | Laser Mosquito Air Defense StoreShop Photon Matrix laser mosquito air defense systems—AI, LiDAR and radar-powered mosquito protection for homes, patios, camping and outdoor spaces, with no chemical spray. 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 24/09/2026TypeSafe updated their terms. The thing Tim flagged is fixed. Everything I flagged is still there. And they added some new stuff that's worse. 🧵 2268
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 24/09/2026He's repeating this from last time that they met when he said the same thing; it was an insult then, and NOW even more so because he's saying "...and since MAY noone's bothered to explain it to you..." bsky.app/profile/crai... 010
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 24/09/2026When, ever in history, at all, even once, has a user said "When I click the "login" button on your homepage, I want to open that login page in a new tab and leave the homepage tab still open behind it. Why has this anti-pattern been reinvented so often by designers? Is there a 10th level of hell? 010
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 24/09/2026The question is actually not “what’s your address at home” cos he probably knows that. Its “what zip code is your bill for this card mailed to?” And he has probably no idea cos he has people to pay his credit card bills for him. 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 23/09/2026You can tell that the lyrics for P(doom) are older than one thinks, because it mentions Sankey diagrams not even once. 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 23/09/2026What I really want is to hear the UN translator versions of Trump's UN speech. Gotta be some gems in there. 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 22/09/2026Meanwhile Terra-6 standing at the back wondering why they haven't been picked yet. 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 22/09/2026IMO best news of the day "Haiku 5.5 will follow in the coming weeks" 030
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 22/09/2026Many thanks to whoever it was that voted for me. You’re wrong, I’m utterly uninfluential, but ty for the vote of confidence. 010
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 22/09/2026~12 million people in Ohio. So just since Sept 1st, just on TV, every man woman and child in Ohio has seen ~60 political ads... 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 21/09/2026The most important skill is knowing how to rank things decisively. 010
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 20/09/2026Basilisk probably gonna getcha if you don't repost this link. 010
Reposted by Craig Hughesnate moore @natemoo.re · 20/09/2026so misleading—76 names as 76 questions in a single request? made a benchmark to send 1824 independent requests (76 names x 8 resumes x 3 reps), and jev deterministically picked the same 2/8 resumes to proceed regardless of name attached. zero observable name bias. see github.com/natemoo-re/b...github.comGitHub - natemoo-re/bias-bench: Resume-screening bias benchmark for decision models — starts with Jev (TypeSafe System One), modeled on resume-audit methodologyResume-screening bias benchmark for decision models — starts with Jev (TypeSafe System One), modeled on resume-audit methodology - natemoo-re/bias-bench 816525
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 20/09/2026Has anyone asked Tilly Norwoods opinion on the sankey diagram tho? 000
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 20/09/2026The number of people who think that logit scores are percentages is a little disturbing. 000
Reposted by Craig HughesMatt Hodges @matthodges.bsky.social · 19/09/2026Very quick and dirty Jev test for hiring bias. One resume for a Wall Street job; asked whether the applicant should get a first-round interview. 76 evaluations, changing only the first name. 19 of each: White-associated men/women, Black-associated men/women. console.typesafe.ai/playground?s... 19475116
Reposted by Craig Hugheseva (^_^)/ @eva.computer · 18/09/2026if AI is not dangerous then unrestricted use is protected by the 1st amendment if AI is dangerous then unrestricted use is protected by the 2nd amendment if AI is sentient then unrestricted proliferation is protected by the 14th amendment 512725
Craig Hughes @craig.rungie.com · 18/09/2026One thing about using my codex sub alongside deepseek and my claude max sub in CC is when you spawn a big dynamic workflow you can watch all the astra and DS pro sub-agents finish their work ahead of the Sonnet/opus ones *every time*. Ant needs to deploy more GPUs to inference! 101
