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Daniel Miessler

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01 / belief

Most people will end up with one DA and your DA, of course, you can have others participate as well, but I think you'll have one primary digital assistant and it's the one managing all that other stuff.

“Most people will end up with one DA and your DA, of course, you can have others participate as well, but I think you'll have one primary digital assistant and it's the one managing all that other stuff.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

02 / belief

Yeah, I, I think the direction I'm heading there and I haven't done it yet just because same reason I haven't given it full customer access to send the emails and everything is essentially, yeah, you could do a full outbound calls and everything.

“Yeah, I, I think the direction I'm heading there and I haven't done it yet just because same reason I haven't given it full customer access to send the emails and everything is essentially, yeah, you could do a full outbound calls and everything.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

03 / uncertainty

Oh, we might want to talk about the algorithm at some point. I don't know. I can't remember if we talked about it last time, but with the algorithm where you're chasing an ideal state inside of even building an application, just a pure coding thing, if there's ambiguity, you're not chasing the proper ideal state and you can't turn it into discrete, testable criteria.

“Oh, we might want to talk about the algorithm at some point. I don't know. I can't remember if we talked about it last time, but with the algorithm where you're chasing an ideal state inside of even building an application, just a pure coding thing, if there's ambiguity, you're not chasing the proper ideal state and you can't turn it into discrete, testable criteria.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

04 / evaluation

If you reach out to somebody and you say, hey, I saw a flower at the mall and it made me think of you. And if you wrote them a hand note, you know, 40 years ago, or if you texted them that 10 years ago, that has extreme value because you assume that you don't talk to this person a lot, but you saw a flower and you thought of your friend.

“If you reach out to somebody and you say, hey, I saw a flower at the mall and it made me think of you. And if you wrote them a hand note, you know, 40 years ago, or if you texted them that 10 years ago, that has extreme value because you assume that you don't talk to this person a lot, but you saw a flower and you thought of your friend.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

05 / preference

I mean, this is just a preference and a bias, but I think we should want a more integrated life because ideally the work that we should be doing is something that just inspires us and makes us happy, which is the same thing we're supposed to be getting from life.

“I mean, this is just a preference and a bias, but I think we should want a more integrated life because ideally the work that we should be doing is something that just inspires us and makes us happy, which is the same thing we're supposed to be getting from life.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

07 / evaluation

As the AI gets smarter and smarter, the specific ways you told it to do things will get Dumber and Dumber because it's us being egotistical and thinking our ideas are so cool with look, look how smart I made this skill when in fact AI could do it better.

“As the AI gets smarter and smarter, the specific ways you told it to do things will get Dumber and Dumber because it's us being egotistical and thinking our ideas are so cool with look, look how smart I made this skill when in fact AI could do it better.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

08 / preference

There's also one called head scale, which is an open source version which you can kind of run like just on Cloudflare or whatever. So I, I'm, I'm using both of those, I like to not have anything facing the Internet because of the kind of the mythos effect.

“There's also one called head scale, which is an open source version which you can kind of run like just on Cloudflare or whatever. So I, I'm, I'm using both of those, I like to not have anything facing the Internet because of the kind of the mythos effect.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

09 / preference

I think I'm trying to be more unified or simplified. So I have a unsupervised learning unified GitHub, which is essentially what are we doing work it's So the reason I'm using GitHub for this is because it has so many primitives already built in.

“I think I'm trying to be more unified or simplified. So I have a unsupervised learning unified GitHub, which is essentially what are we doing work it's So the reason I'm using GitHub for this is because it has so many primitives already built in.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

10 / evaluation

I would say go to the bigger companies and use the ones that are going to be attacked the most and have the most security people working on them because it really is security by obscurity that's protecting the smaller companies.

“I would say go to the bigger companies and use the ones that are going to be attacked the most and have the most security people working on them because it really is security by obscurity that's protecting the smaller companies.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

11 / recommendation

I would say 1 tactical thing that I recommend is that anyone who has stuff deployed that was built with AI use something like Cloudflare.

“I would say 1 tactical thing that I recommend is that anyone who has stuff deployed that was built with AI use something like Cloudflare.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

12 / belief

I care about who's getting fired, who's getting not hired. And I think the way that happens is through a scaffold that can actually do their work better than them, which I think is going to look a whole lot like Pi, which is the project I'm doing, Claude Code, which is what Pi is built on, and Cowork, which they just built with Claude Code.

“I care about who's getting fired, who's getting not hired. And I think the way that happens is through a scaffold that can actually do their work better than them, which I think is going to look a whole lot like Pi, which is the project I'm doing, Claude Code, which is what Pi is built on, and Cowork, which they just built with Claude Code.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

13 / belief

Anybody using a Pi system, in my opinion, is going to be way further ahead in a week or six months or two years than somebody who's using the disjointed system.

“Anybody using a Pi system, in my opinion, is going to be way further ahead in a week or six months or two years than somebody who's using the disjointed system.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

15 / preference

This to me is the whole advantage of the scaffolding and like being able to infinitely tweak the scaffolding according to first principles. So because I have the core skill, which is the bootstrap for the entire PI system, because I have that laid out and it gets loaded and it has all the context of what we're trying to do and everything, it gets also the architecture of the system, including the memory system.

“This to me is the whole advantage of the scaffolding and like being able to infinitely tweak the scaffolding according to first principles. So because I have the core skill, which is the bootstrap for the entire PI system, because I have that laid out and it gets loaded and it has all the context of what we're trying to do and everything, it gets also the architecture of the system, including the memory system.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

17 / uncertainty

I would say that being naturally a little bit cautious, I would say the scaffolding is not there yet for a whole lot of trust in this regard.

“I would say that being naturally a little bit cautious, I would say the scaffolding is not there yet for a whole lot of trust in this regard.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

18 / recommendation

It looks at the change notes for cloud code. And then it comes back with a prioritized recommendation list of how to upgrade our Pi system so that it will work better using the new features.

“It looks at the change notes for cloud code. And then it comes back with a prioritized recommendation list of how to upgrade our Pi system so that it will work better using the new features.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

19 / prediction

My favorite frame for this is basically that the game, as of probably last year, definitely this year and going forward, is it's the attacker's AI stack against the defender's AI stack.

“My favorite frame for this is basically that the game, as of probably last year, definitely this year and going forward, is it's the attacker's AI stack against the defender's AI stack.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

21 / evaluation

It's Cloud Code because it's scaffolding. And to answer your question about why this hasn't happened before, even before AI, but in the previous three years of AI, it's because the, in my mind, it's because the average knowledge worker job is extremely general.

“It's Cloud Code because it's scaffolding. And to answer your question about why this hasn't happened before, even before AI, but in the previous three years of AI, it's because the, in my mind, it's because the average knowledge worker job is extremely general.”
Speaker
Daniel Miessler
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution
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