If the crew were to be lost into deep space or something, is there a protocol for self euthanization?

They will be in a free return orbit so that can’t happen - just other bad things.

What’s the margin of error on a free return orbit burn though? Isn’t there a scenario of being pointed slightly in the wrong direction or burning for too long throwing them off?

I’ve decided the only way I’ll adopt a full automated agentic AI workflow the way companies want, is if I am allowed to hold multiple jobs at multiple companies.

Imagine having 6 software engineering jobs, each paying maybe $150k a year, all being done by agents.

Hell, I might even do this secretly without their consent. If I can hold just 10 jobs for about 3 or 4 years, I can retire and leave the industry before it all comes crumbling down in 2030.

The problem of course, is securing that many jobs. But maybe agents can help with applying for jobs.

Could be cool if your PRs link back to a blog where you write about your tools.

I think eventually we will revert back to a Dark Forest model for online services, where people stay hidden and anonymous to carefully avoid being preyed on by looming corporations.

Remember you’re talking to a vibe coder who just stares at code being printed out by AI.

That’s a big assumption. It’s a brand new account, might be a bot. PR/astroturfing is a great use case for agentic AI

Honestly, I’m starting to not give a fuck about ranking on Google.

Google searches have become incredibly devalued for me in the age of LLMs. ChatGPT is pretty much my first and often only stop on a quest for some answers.

If you have a website, you must promote it via other ways that don’t involve Google.

I keep hearing about these long lines but I literally went to a major airport the other day for a flight and got through security in minutes.

It’s really just a handful that have long lines part of the day. LAX for example hasn’t has a line at all really. Takes longer for my bag to be secondary checked every time than it does to wait in line.

That's why anecdotal evidence doesn't mean much.

They are both anecdotal

I’ve heard this is very airport dependent

Essential Air Service travelers aren't seeing any major pain either traveling outbound. Fortunately (though kind of sadly) the TSA folks only work a couple hours a day at the checkpoint for the single flight in and out so most of them are working side jobs anyways as their day job from what I hear. Our checkpoint doesn't even open until ~45 minutes before boarding starts in the middle of the day.

The stupid thing is that instead of using AI to give ourselves 1 hour work days, we’re just cramming more work into the same amount of time we’ve always worked.

Yeah, I think this is always the case. We get more powerful tools that do the same thing in 5th amount of time, now we are asked to do 5x more. Capitlalism.

Without this, we wouldn't had bigger apartments, houses etc.

There is a housing shortage.

Trusting AI agents with your whole private machine is the 2020s equivalent of people pouring all their information about themselves into social networks in 2010s.

Only a matter of time before this type of access becomes productized.

Or a human riding a stationary bike for 36 seconds.