GitHub Inc.

In the captain spot, I mean, before the show, and as Eric can attest, I'm having some tech issues.

Got hit hard on my GitHub servers in a way that doesn't normally happen for

the

show.

So it's good times that we're going to figure out here.

It's going to clear in a moment, but the jealous people out there hitting my GitHub too hard, that's what's happening.

But for the exposure I was getting before the show, I was getting Dak around 15% or so.

Still getting him in about 66% of my lineups.

And Andre Karpathy put forward a few months ago his version of clod.md where the core question is how should the agent behave? What do I want the agent to do? And that goes into the clod.md model for clod and agents.md for OpenAI and all the rest.

Now, this new Ponytail one appears based on its trajectory in GitHub stars and some reviewers' commentary.

It seems to be better.

It's better than the Andrej Karpathy one if you want to manage your agents.

Deterministic checks provide the guardrails.

So the repo he has on GitHub has four main pieces.

A container runs cloud code in a sandbox, sharing only the workspace's directory with the host.

A command regulator inspects bash commands and automatically approves or denies them based on project rules, which cuts down on approval fatigue.

So like this is where NAMM enters the picture for me, actually.

So like the first like public commits on like the GitHub repositories are like the very beginning of January 2019.

Yeah.

Uh, where I was like, kind of just trying to do this as a, for fun thing.

And I kind of looked at it and I was like, oh, they found my code.

And I just kind of like mentioned, oh, that old, that old thing.

Like there's, there's this vibe of like people finding, you know, these like things that you'd kind of tucked away on your sleepy corner of the internet, whether it's like a GitHub repo, or it's just like a blog that you're just kind of doing for your own like personal enjoyment, you And that like someone one day like finds it and says, Hey, look out, look at what's been going on over here.

So, and that

What's the link, bro? Yeah.

I think they can get on GitHub, but not anymore.

not since May he said no more fun he said no you can play games on there you know it's just within the browser not anymore you know I got the so you see the word game you're like I got the robotics and you know some the IT kids coming after me like I'm supposed to get on GitHub I can't find things I'm like yeah cell cell service bud you have a phone right i can't block that you know what i'm saying they can't block this you know the brain well the good thing is is that they can't have their phones their phones are supposed to be in their lockers and if they they're caught with their phones it goes to the principal and he keeps it for like a few weeks i believe a

few weeks something like that where it's like the

parents have agreed to this like it's it's it's like in their contract or something these kids tell you what these kids don't risk it You know what I'm saying? But they're good little boys.

Then...

What happened around about the same week is there's a piece of software that got released on GitHub that is called Reverse Engineer Anything.

And I think this is slightly different to what the guy on Adobe Suite did.

I think this is closer to being a copyright issue.

Yours would all be horn related.

You'd release a pack of honky horn, car horns, old timey.

You'd be on GitHub going, guys, I've created a pack of old timey honky horn, car horn tones.

John's old-timey honky horn pack dot zip.

I mixed two things that I love the most, building businesses and computer vision.

The reason I did that is in my previous company, which was a GitHub for hardware, a separate engine, it got acquired.

Past that, I was figuring out to actually launch this creator-like profile where I talk about certain things that I know of.

um, obsessed about credit card points.

Tell you how to create your folder structure, how to use other things.

Like, does it make sense to have a GitHub account or not for this stuff? And, you know, it evaluates that stuff really, really well.

Sets you up really, really well.

And everything that I do...