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Guys How do you remember all stuff you learnt in dev ? Do you guys write mini notes ? I remember and understood what I learnt now But after 6months can I do same ? Or like dsa keep on praticse so it stays in memory? Guys How do you remember all stuff you learnt in dev ? Do you guys write mini notes ? I remember and understood what I learnt now But after 6months can I do same ? Or like dsa keep on praticse so it stays in memory?view source ↗
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there’s something quite awkward about all the personal agents in the current hype cycle muse, grok bot, instinct, dots, and whatever google, anthropic will come up with none of them is “mine” i’d be trusting a vendor for some of the most sensitive data about me and bet on them handling it with extreme responsibility… there’s something quite awkward about all the personal agents in the current hype cycle muse, grok bot, instinct, dots, and whatever google, anthropic will come up with none of them is “mine” i’d be trusting a vendor for some of the most sensitive data about me and bet on them handling it with extreme responsibility. what if they have a data leakage incident? what if they hired a wrong employee? what if they simply break bad? i’d also be betting on their model. right now i’ve set up a lot of my stuff in grok bot, but what if their model falls behind? what if another model becomes 10x better on pure intelligence? then i’ll either miss out on a better assistant, or have to bite the bullet and do a full migration i’d also have to bet on their product. they may not build the features i want. they may not allow me to customize enough. and one day my assistant may show me ads that feels like way too much betting than what i’d be comfortable with, if i truly want literally everything in my life to go through and be taken care of by an assistant with all that considered, i’m more bullish on open source personal agents that run on people’s own computers. but i think these open source projects have to break out of the assumption that their users are developers and they can just throw a repo at them and ask them to launch a terminal a well polished, fool proof, community maintained, vendor agnostic, free personal agent that everyone can run by themselves without locking into a SaaS - that’s what i think many people will needview source ↗
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Hermes Desktop. In your browser. Not a dashboard. Not a stripped-down companion. The actual chat-first Hermes experience, running from your host. This is a BIG one. 🔥 Hermes Desktop. In your browser. Not a dashboard. Not a stripped-down companion. The actual chat-first Hermes experience, running from your host. This is a BIG one. 🔥view source ↗
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He asked @grok to list the ways Grok automation is better. Grok turned around and handed him the Hermes playbook 😂 That’s one hell of a way to sell Hermes. He asked @grok to list the ways Grok automation is better. Grok turned around and handed him the Hermes playbook 😂 That’s one hell of a way to sell Hermes.view source ↗
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Opus 5.5 max is on another level for me, IDK. It feels like reviews will become obsolete at the start of next year. I had some drag-and-drop error I tried to solve for a year, I think, and every time I gave the latest model a chance to fix it. Never got that. But once Opus 5.5 max, together with the Claude Chrome s… Opus 5.5 max is on another level for me, IDK. It feels like reviews will become obsolete at the start of next year. I had some drag-and-drop error I tried to solve for a year, I think, and every time I gave the latest model a chance to fix it. Never got that. But once Opus 5.5 max, together with the Claude Chrome skill, that's it. fixed. I have also built a new website now with 5.5 to help people with distribution, and I just can't believe the level. I might not need designers anymore in the future.view source ↗
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Last 2 weeks have been crazy. Did multiple AMAs on Q4 on some of the biggest E-com communities. Hired top level operators in the agency including a finance head. Onboarded our final set of clients for 2026 [ opening intake back in 2027 ] 500+ members joined our Free Email Marketing Course. [ 27% completed within … Last 2 weeks have been crazy. Did multiple AMAs on Q4 on some of the biggest E-com communities. Hired top level operators in the agency including a finance head. Onboarded our final set of clients for 2026 [ opening intake back in 2027 ] 500+ members joined our Free Email Marketing Course. [ 27% completed within the first week ] Building a super dialed in retention tracker [ almost done ] 3 new clients crossed $1M/m with Email & SMS. [ 14 clients crossed at this range ] Planned & Trained Q4 for our existing clients with everything rolling and pre planned.view source ↗
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Hired the best cinematographers in the city to get me a video for my birthday today, Here’s the result! Starting a much crazier new year! https://t.co/bCnnsusHaq Hired the best cinematographers in the city to get me a video for my birthday today, Here’s the result! Starting a much crazier new year! https://t.co/bCnnsusHaqview source ↗
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you'd cry laughing if you saw the react libs trying to emulate these effects when the fragment shaders implementing them are like 20 lines of code > chain of 17 SVG filter steps > "works best in chrome" https://t.co/mkTOwzSAyD you'd cry laughing if you saw the react libs trying to emulate these effects when the fragment shaders implementing them are like 20 lines of code > chain of 17 SVG filter steps > "works best in chrome" https://t.co/mkTOwzSAyDview source ↗
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Get a board that tells you you're wrong, every Friday, for free. Paste this into Claude Opus 5.5 at the end of the week. It plays three board members: the numbers, the customer and the skeptic. They read your week, argue with your plans and leave you three decisions for Monday. Run a company alone and nobody pushes b… Get a board that tells you you're wrong, every Friday, for free. Paste this into Claude Opus 5.5 at the end of the week. It plays three board members: the numbers, the customer and the skeptic. They read your week, argue with your plans and leave you three decisions for Monday. Run a company alone and nobody pushes back. This does. The board is one piece of the system in the article below. Save the prompt, read the article: https://t.co/oohYzkdzQiview source ↗
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threw claude at my favorite racing game inertial drift and an hour later it supports custom servers and custom maps i love the future https://t.co/cxb5xCANXP threw claude at my favorite racing game inertial drift and an hour later it supports custom servers and custom maps i love the future https://t.co/cxb5xCANXPview source ↗
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What it did - delete all categories of email that were not needed for me to keep, validating them in batch - identify labels for types of work that I do and label all the emails appropriately - walked me through emails that needed a reply, searching for relevant context in the background to help get things right and … What it did - delete all categories of email that were not needed for me to keep, validating them in batch - identify labels for types of work that I do and label all the emails appropriately - walked me through emails that needed a reply, searching for relevant context in the background to help get things right and in the process I was able to go through a lot of feedback and requests people send me directly through email. It was a good Saturday.view source ↗
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I have never in my life achieved inbox zero until I just made it an active goal for my dot to help get it done. Let’s see how long it lasts, but it’s a great feeling. https://t.co/qHlFmfSIX5 I have never in my life achieved inbox zero until I just made it an active goal for my dot to help get it done. Let’s see how long it lasts, but it’s a great feeling. https://t.co/qHlFmfSIX5view source ↗
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A sincere request to the media Please refrain from using AI to alter or enhance my photographs from public appearances. Kindly use images in original form. Altering or manipulating an individual’s image or likeness using AI should not be done without their knowledge and consent. Thank you in advance for respecting my… A sincere request to the media Please refrain from using AI to alter or enhance my photographs from public appearances. Kindly use images in original form. Altering or manipulating an individual’s image or likeness using AI should not be done without their knowledge and consent. Thank you in advance for respecting my request!view source ↗
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@Teknium @linusgsebastian 🥳 @Teknium @linusgsebastian 🥳view source ↗
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The only way to do great work is to love what you do. The only way to do great work is to love what you do.view source ↗
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If life gives me anything, I hope it is more time with the people I love and the wisdom not to take a single day with them for granted. If life gives me anything, I hope it is more time with the people I love and the wisdom not to take a single day with them for granted.view source ↗
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Turns out AI needs SaaSapalooza more than ever. Real systems still need state, durability, and strong guarantees. AI can talk. Software gets it done. SaaSapalooza makes software stronger, more powerful, and more useful. https://t.co/uGpSs8O7x1 Turns out AI needs SaaSapalooza more than ever. Real systems still need state, durability, and strong guarantees. AI can talk. Software gets it done. SaaSapalooza makes software stronger, more powerful, and more useful. https://t.co/uGpSs8O7x1view source ↗
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i think im completely sold on cloud coding agents... only because of people with high taste building good software https://t.co/h7BNwQNuYk i think im completely sold on cloud coding agents... only because of people with high taste building good software https://t.co/h7BNwQNuYkview source ↗
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Use of coding agents via CLI has been dead for a while now. We are early on discovering better interfaces but interactions now happen directly with agents and will continue that way going forward. What is working for me is a mixture of high-level persistent agents (like dots) and specialised agents (like codex deskto… Use of coding agents via CLI has been dead for a while now. We are early on discovering better interfaces but interactions now happen directly with agents and will continue that way going forward. What is working for me is a mixture of high-level persistent agents (like dots) and specialised agents (like codex desktop sessions) that are themselves managed by the persistent agents or accessible at anytime when I need to do focused work. This provides me lots of flexibility and I can leverage a variety of experiences and interactions with agents that range from the simpleness of grok bot to the more involved sessions offered by codex desktop. These again are some of the advantages I enjoy because I have built my own agent orchestrator and harness.view source ↗
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“Start with a great idea, make an argument about it, then support it with data.” -Dan Koe How to articulate yourself intelligently article summary in 4k dark & light https://t.co/8C5DzA719X “Start with a great idea, make an argument about it, then support it with data.” -Dan Koe How to articulate yourself intelligently article summary in 4k dark & light https://t.co/8C5DzA719Xview source ↗
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RT @cremieuxrecueil: A new piece in the Financial Times created a great visualization of the results from this study. TL;DR: Rent control… RT @cremieuxrecueil: A new piece in the Financial Times created a great visualization of the results from this study. TL;DR: Rent control…view source ↗
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Another insane Jev use case! Database filters work well when you know the exact conditions. But what if you want to ask: - Is this article about software engineering? - What topic fits it best? - How technical is it? Usually, that means moving data into application code, calling a model, and writing the answers back… Another insane Jev use case! Database filters work well when you know the exact conditions. But what if you want to ask: - Is this article about software engineering? - What topic fits it best? - How technical is it? Usually, that means moving data into application code, calling a model, and writing the answers back. pg-jev brings those questions directly into SQL. It’s an open-source Postgres extension with four functions: > jev() filters rows in WHERE > jev_prob() returns a probability > jev_choice() picks a label > jev_score() ranks rows by ordered levels No vector columns or embedding indexes needed. It batches rows, sends them to Jev, and returns typed answers you can filter, sort, and group.view source ↗
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I just merged two of the highest grossing games ($5 billion+) in history using fable 5.5 (rerouting) in just one shot! I brought Minecraft to the Pokemon world, you can now craft, build and catch pokemon all in the iconic pallet town. There's no longer any reason for anyone not to be making their own billion dollar g… I just merged two of the highest grossing games ($5 billion+) in history using fable 5.5 (rerouting) in just one shot! I brought Minecraft to the Pokemon world, you can now craft, build and catch pokemon all in the iconic pallet town. There's no longer any reason for anyone not to be making their own billion dollar game idea, it's literally one click away now. With everyone now having the ability to bring their imaginations to life, expect to see a whole lot more games just like this. We're witnessing the dawn of incredible crossovers across the gaming world! Try it out here: https://t.co/MKxyWsMMLLview source ↗
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I got my model Y a couple weeks ago and can attest that it is the best car ever made. It's like going from a rotary phone to an iPhone. FSD will save so many lives. I got my model Y a couple weeks ago and can attest that it is the best car ever made. It's like going from a rotary phone to an iPhone. FSD will save so many lives.view source ↗
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I went from 4 → 284 Google clicks/day with AI SEO. Here’s how👇 Betting your whole SEO strategy on ONE website is risky. One Google update = 😬 So I built a 5-site safety net instead. 1️⃣ Find keywords getting impressions but few clicks. Google already thinks your site is relevant. You just need the right page. 2… I went from 4 → 284 Google clicks/day with AI SEO. Here’s how👇 Betting your whole SEO strategy on ONE website is risky. One Google update = 😬 So I built a 5-site safety net instead. 1️⃣ Find keywords getting impressions but few clicks. Google already thinks your site is relevant. You just need the right page. 2️⃣ Feed ONE keyword + a real case study into AI. 3️⃣ Generate 5 UNIQUE articles for 5 different sites. Not copy-paste garbage. Each gets a different angle: → Tutorial → Story → Comparison → Case study → Deep dive 4️⃣ Give AI a strict SEO rulebook. Titles. Keywords. Meta descriptions. Formatting. Quality checks. Claude follows the rules without needing 17 coffees. 5️⃣ Publish consistently and WAIT. This isn't a "rank tomorrow" trick. Some sites can take 3–6 months to really move. But when one site dips? You still have 4 more shots at the same keyword. One of mine went from 4 → 284 clicks/day. Others climbed to 100, 34, 23, and 17 clicks/day. Same system. Different sites. Want my FREE AI SEO course + the exact system behind this? Comment YES and I’ll send it over.view source ↗