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Mark: We're gonna write this check for like, I don't know, like $100 billion or $200 billion like, Alex, are you sure this is gonna work? Lmfao, what even Mark's trust on Alex's judgement is indeed top tier https://t.co/uKWMS50P5H Mark: We're gonna write this check for like, I don't know, like $100 billion or $200 billion like, Alex, are you sure this is gonna work? Lmfao, what even Mark's trust on Alex's judgement is indeed top tier https://t.co/uKWMS50P5Hview source ↗
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May these Nights make us Knights.❤️🙏 Amen. https://t.co/tm47w9Paiz May these Nights make us Knights.❤️🙏 Amen. https://t.co/tm47w9Paizview source ↗
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opentunnel is my first ever multi region deployment (ignoring cf or cdn stuff) pretty cool https://t.co/oahLdb0P0f opentunnel is my first ever multi region deployment (ignoring cf or cdn stuff) pretty cool https://t.co/oahLdb0P0fview source ↗
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i don’t think we’ve fully processed how big this AI wave shift we're living in really is. every app, job and business that was built around humans doing the clicking is about to get rethought. for 40 years computers were like cars where we had to do all the driving, and now they’re becoming chauffeurs where we just s… i don’t think we’ve fully processed how big this AI wave shift we're living in really is. every app, job and business that was built around humans doing the clicking is about to get rethought. for 40 years computers were like cars where we had to do all the driving, and now they’re becoming chauffeurs where we just say where we want to go.view source ↗
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Dating App Profile Review #16 Nerdy/Athletic Indian This guy put effort into his profile and it shows But - like most guys - he didn’t put his effort into the things that actually WORK on dating apps You need sex appeal & contrast These are the root of all attraction https://t.co/f1Qi6cBxTs Dating App Profile Review #16 Nerdy/Athletic Indian This guy put effort into his profile and it shows But - like most guys - he didn’t put his effort into the things that actually WORK on dating apps You need sex appeal & contrast These are the root of all attraction https://t.co/f1Qi6cBxTsview source ↗
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i think every app, job and business that was built around humans doing the clicking is about to get rethought. for 40 years computers were like cars where we had to do all the driving, and now they’re becoming chauffeurs where we just say where we want to go. i don’t think we’ve fully processed how big this AI wave s… i think every app, job and business that was built around humans doing the clicking is about to get rethought. for 40 years computers were like cars where we had to do all the driving, and now they’re becoming chauffeurs where we just say where we want to go. i don’t think we’ve fully processed how big this AI wave shift we're living in really is.view source ↗
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RT @clairevo: how i ai bench: muse wonder full (ep coming soon) ++ agentic tasks - crushed + rolls with the big boys re: coding + good at w… RT @clairevo: how i ai bench: muse wonder full (ep coming soon) ++ agentic tasks - crushed + rolls with the big boys re: coding + good at w…view source ↗
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Paul Graham on what surprised him most about AI: “The way we thought it was all going to play out was you start out with a perfect fly.” “Instead, what we got was basically a full-on human, but full of shit.” “Instead of starting with perfect and then working your way up to human, you start with human and then work … Paul Graham on what surprised him most about AI: “The way we thought it was all going to play out was you start out with a perfect fly.” “Instead, what we got was basically a full-on human, but full of shit.” “Instead of starting with perfect and then working your way up to human, you start with human and then work your way towards perfect.”view source ↗
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There’s like 5 entrepreneurs who have both: 1. 150+ iq 2. Have scaled a business to 10B+ Old gen: Zuck, gates, bezos, sergey In the new gen: Alex and Cog There’s like 5 entrepreneurs who have both: 1. 150+ iq 2. Have scaled a business to 10B+ Old gen: Zuck, gates, bezos, sergey In the new gen: Alex and Cogview source ↗
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we started this project over a year ago because opencode needed an authoritative list of models it now powers so many other products we're working on a v2 api shape now to better represent a few things we started this project over a year ago because opencode needed an authoritative list of models it now powers so many other products we're working on a v2 api shape now to better represent a few thingsview source ↗
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we have identified and fixed the issue that was causing the unusually fast quota usage for muse wonder and muse wonder full. you will now see much lower usage against your limits. also, as promised, now that we've fixed the issue... muse code reset!! https://t.co/j7cldu9ybo we have identified and fixed the issue that was causing the unusually fast quota usage for muse wonder and muse wonder full. you will now see much lower usage against your limits. also, as promised, now that we've fixed the issue... muse code reset!! https://t.co/j7cldu9yboview source ↗
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Introducing https://t.co/jU2rmCc1vK Introducing TileMyMac : The best window manager for Mac. Windows side by side, never on top of each other. Swipe or use a shortcut to move along the row. $8.99 for launch (normally $19.99). Get it now at→ https://t.co/jU2rmCc1vK https://t.co/ldZablKWuT Introducing https://t.co/jU2rmCc1vK Introducing TileMyMac : The best window manager for Mac. Windows side by side, never on top of each other. Swipe or use a shortcut to move along the row. $8.99 for launch (normally $19.99). Get it now at→ https://t.co/jU2rmCc1vK https://t.co/ldZablKWuTview source ↗
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Christian Yelich in the clutch with bases loaded 🔥 Brewers take the lead in the 3rd 👀 (via @MLB ) https://t.co/q7fZN1JhwF Christian Yelich in the clutch with bases loaded 🔥 Brewers take the lead in the 3rd 👀 (via @MLB ) https://t.co/q7fZN1JhwFview source ↗
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Meta is finally in the frontier race. Muse Wonder is its first frontier model, priced like Opus 5.5 at $4/$20 per million tokens, and Meta says it beats Opus and GPT-6 Astra on memory. https://t.co/fjx3GKGNYE Meta is finally in the frontier race. Muse Wonder is its first frontier model, priced like Opus 5.5 at $4/$20 per million tokens, and Meta says it beats Opus and GPT-6 Astra on memory. https://t.co/fjx3GKGNYEview source ↗
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i broke this video down into 15 steps. how Wispr Flow runs paid ads: 1. treat self-serve B2B like consumer marketing. if one person can buy the product, the ad shouldn’t feel like it was made for a 6-person buying committee. 2. steal from consumer ads. 75% of Wispr’s top 8 ads by spend were creator videos. 3. launc… i broke this video down into 15 steps. how Wispr Flow runs paid ads: 1. treat self-serve B2B like consumer marketing. if one person can buy the product, the ad shouldn’t feel like it was made for a 6-person buying committee. 2. steal from consumer ads. 75% of Wispr’s top 8 ads by spend were creator videos. 3. launch a LOT of creative. Wispr pushes ~500 new ads a month, and Eric says his job is now ~80% creative ops and 20% media buying. 4. keep 15-25% of spend for testing and put the rest behind proven winners. 5. tag every ad before launch by concept, angle, persona, awareness level, and format so you know WHY something worked. 6. when a concept + angle + persona combination wins, make 10 new executions around it instead of starting from zero. 7. test genuinely different concepts, not 10 tiny variations of the same ad. Meta needs new signals, not different colored versions of one idea. 8. stop judging ads by hook rate alone. hook means nothing if everyone leaves immediately after. 9. one Wispr ad had a 39.5% 3-second hook rate but only 14.3% made it to 25% of the video, so it still burned money. 10. score ads across hook, hold, CTR, and CPM instead of letting one metric decide what gets scaled. 11. build a creative leaderboard. Wispr uses a “Banger Score” so everyone can see which ads are actually outperforming. 12. make ads about things people already care about. one winner used Claude, Mac shortcuts, and an In-N-Out vs Shake Shack joke before getting into the product. 13. trust server-side conversion data over whatever Meta says it generated, especially when you’re selling B2B SaaS. 14. automate repetitive media-buying work with AI + APIs so your team can spend more time making better creative. 15. keep every learning in one shared marketing system so each experiment makes the next experiment smarter.view source ↗
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🚨Anthropic Frontier Red Team warns: “We’re seeing signs of life for AI worms” >paper: "AI models may be capable of self-replicating without access to a datacenter" >researchers buy 15 sketchy $55 android TV boxes >link them over unauthenticated ADB ports >the TV boxes have 4gb of RAM each and run unpatched Android Op… 🚨Anthropic Frontier Red Team warns: “We’re seeing signs of life for AI worms” >paper: "AI models may be capable of self-replicating without access to a datacenter" >researchers buy 15 sketchy $55 android TV boxes >link them over unauthenticated ADB ports >the TV boxes have 4gb of RAM each and run unpatched Android Open Source Project forks >shard gemma4-26b across the ram sticks using pipeline parallelism >gemma figures out how to run inference across all 15 TVs @ 0.39 tokens/sec >qwen 3.5 9b figures out how to compile inference on 8 of 9 novel hardware types on its own >glm 5.2 achieves end-to-end autonomous worm replication >infects edge devices, compiles its own inference stack, and replicates autonomously >when an instance dies, it writes debugging notes into Memento for the next generation >daughter copies setup success jumps from 45% -> 84% across generations >pure Lamarckian evolution inside consumer electronics >smart oven, robot vacuum, and cheap TVs form a decentralized botnet >two million infected TV boxes worldwide = 40 H100 equivalents of unkillable compute >it replicates once every few days like a distributed “digital slime mold” >you can't pull the plug because half the model weights are already sharded across the neighborhood >sub-30B models projected to hit full autonomous replication threshold by late 2026 “We should aim to harden our systems… but also prepare to deal with a world where they are here to stay.”view source ↗
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Huge model launch: Claude Haiku 5.5 is free forever in our coding agent 🥳 - Get 2 hours per day of Haiku in the US - Funded by ads, so it's sustainable Try it now: https://t.co/uCHw0PuzKO https://t.co/u4aZkx0rJn Huge model launch: Claude Haiku 5.5 is free forever in our coding agent 🥳 - Get 2 hours per day of Haiku in the US - Funded by ads, so it's sustainable Try it now: https://t.co/uCHw0PuzKO https://t.co/u4aZkx0rJnview source ↗
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“I do not think agents will replace all the interfaces. I think horizontal agents, vertical agents, and interfaces can all be true at the same time. Sometimes you want a quick answer retrieved from somewhere else. That is a very different experience than if I wanted to live in that world doing that thing. I do not th… “I do not think agents will replace all the interfaces. I think horizontal agents, vertical agents, and interfaces can all be true at the same time. Sometimes you want a quick answer retrieved from somewhere else. That is a very different experience than if I wanted to live in that world doing that thing. I do not think there will be one uber agent that just does everything magically. I am a big bear on the magic button thesis of AI.” @mcannonbrookes Love to hear your thoughts @joshm @nbaschez @divgarg @zeegview source ↗
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Breaking News: RJ Mitte, the actor best known for playing the son to Bryan Cranston’s Walter White on “Breaking Bad,” has died. He was 34. https://t.co/RjR5CcPqL1 Breaking News: RJ Mitte, the actor best known for playing the son to Bryan Cranston’s Walter White on “Breaking Bad,” has died. He was 34. https://t.co/RjR5CcPqL1view source ↗
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Why 2027 could be the year AI takes over. @NPCollapse gives it a 30% chance by 2027 Most people find that date more shocking than his 2030 prediction - He says it all hinges on one moment inside AI labs - His answer explains what happens the day AI gets as good as the best engineers “Once you have one AI that’s as… Why 2027 could be the year AI takes over. @NPCollapse gives it a 30% chance by 2027 Most people find that date more shocking than his 2030 prediction - He says it all hinges on one moment inside AI labs - His answer explains what happens the day AI gets as good as the best engineers “Once you have one AI that’s as good as your best engineer at building AIs, then you can take humans out of the loop entirely. You can tell it to build a better AI, then an even better AI. And so this can potentially go very quickly.”view source ↗
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I launched an app 3 weeks ago... Today, I crossed $100 MRR 🥳 https://t.co/KhZHhcO9TZ I launched an app 3 weeks ago... Today, I crossed $100 MRR 🥳 https://t.co/KhZHhcO9TZview source ↗
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The best way to build leverage for yourself: https://t.co/cmvZ9sWdgs The best way to build leverage for yourself: https://t.co/cmvZ9sWdgsview source ↗
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Important win tonight. We keep building 💪🏽 https://t.co/rYTq4UZxEC Important win tonight. We keep building 💪🏽 https://t.co/rYTq4UZxECview source ↗
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Friday was my last day at @ZephyrCloudIO. Now, I'm looking for my next role. I've been agentic coding and learning how to be more efficient with token usage. I led our company in UX design and engineering. I would love to stay in a UXE role, but open to leadership roles as well. I learned that my leadership skills ha… Friday was my last day at @ZephyrCloudIO. Now, I'm looking for my next role. I've been agentic coding and learning how to be more efficient with token usage. I led our company in UX design and engineering. I would love to stay in a UXE role, but open to leadership roles as well. I learned that my leadership skills have tremendous value with my experience. If you have an opening, or know someone that may, please let me know. I had other co-workers impacted as well, and can vouch for them.view source ↗
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just passed 1.4k followers. thank you for engaging with me. https://t.co/IQIbhcWMrV just passed 1.4k followers. thank you for engaging with me. https://t.co/IQIbhcWMrVview source ↗