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I'll give some hints: - t3os is not for humans - t3os is entirely composed of tech decisions I hate but agents prefer - t3os is headless and meant to be installed on "personal servers" - t3os will not have an iso - t3os is largely ubuntu based and if that upsets you then t3os is not for you - you should not install t3o… I'll give some hints: - t3os is not for humans - t3os is entirely composed of tech decisions I hate but agents prefer - t3os is headless and meant to be installed on "personal servers" - t3os will not have an iso - t3os is largely ubuntu based and if that upsets you then t3os is not for you - you should not install t3os on a computer you useview source ↗
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All passengers presumed dead after plane went missing off US coast https://t.co/2riK7O1WHE All passengers presumed dead after plane went missing off US coast https://t.co/2riK7O1WHEview source ↗
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My team failed to talk me out of this. t3os is happening. It will be the worst OS ever and I'm hyped for it. My team failed to talk me out of this. t3os is happening. It will be the worst OS ever and I'm hyped for it.view source ↗
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woke up at 5:30 today for day 2 at the gym. it was chest day and i already forgot the names of all the exercises 😭 just know i did 4-5 of them, 3 sets each, around 15-20 reps. then went for a 5 km run after that because apparently i had too much energy left. thought i’d be dead by now, but i actually feel more energ… woke up at 5:30 today for day 2 at the gym. it was chest day and i already forgot the names of all the exercises 😭 just know i did 4-5 of them, 3 sets each, around 15-20 reps. then went for a 5 km run after that because apparently i had too much energy left. thought i’d be dead by now, but i actually feel more energetic than usual 😭view source ↗
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Opportunities aren’t measured by tools adopted, but by turning AI into products that solve real problems and create clear market value with owned IP that scales globally. — Dr. Khulood Almani, Creative Summit 2026 Opportunities aren’t measured by tools adopted, but by turning AI into products that solve real problems and create clear market value with owned IP that scales globally. — Dr. Khulood Almani, Creative Summit 2026view source ↗
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Her $4,000-a-Month Side Hustle Landed in Home Depot: ‘Not Bad for a Niche Product’ Read more: https://t.co/VyIWlOczAd Her $4,000-a-Month Side Hustle Landed in Home Depot: ‘Not Bad for a Niche Product’ Read more: https://t.co/VyIWlOczAdview source ↗
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Stocks upbeat, dollar wobbles as Fed hike bets recede https://t.co/ylAqKehcXu https://t.co/ylAqKehcXu Stocks upbeat, dollar wobbles as Fed hike bets recede https://t.co/ylAqKehcXu https://t.co/ylAqKehcXuview source ↗
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98% of people aren't paying for an AI subscription. Less than 0.5% are using an AI agent. You NEED to set one of these up ASAP: • Muse • Grok Bot • Hermes • Dots • Cue (by Manus) • Openclaw? The most expensive mistake you could make is not using these. 98% of people aren't paying for an AI subscription. Less than 0.5% are using an AI agent. You NEED to set one of these up ASAP: • Muse • Grok Bot • Hermes • Dots • Cue (by Manus) • Openclaw? The most expensive mistake you could make is not using these.view source ↗
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Turn one coaching call into a full week of content. Give Ling 3.1 Flash the transcript. It pulls out every question and answer, finds missing tutorial ideas, and writes 5 community posts. One call. Five posts. Less work. Want the SOP? DM me. https://t.co/3z48xohBxM Turn one coaching call into a full week of content. Give Ling 3.1 Flash the transcript. It pulls out every question and answer, finds missing tutorial ideas, and writes 5 community posts. One call. Five posts. Less work. Want the SOP? DM me. https://t.co/3z48xohBxMview source ↗
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Every vibe coder's security prompt: "My vibe-coded app just leaked user data. - Move every API key to env variables. - Rotate the keys I already pushed to GitHub. - Add .env to .gitignore. - Turn on row-level security in Supabase. - Never trust the client, validate on the server. - Add auth checks to every API route. … Every vibe coder's security prompt: "My vibe-coded app just leaked user data. - Move every API key to env variables. - Rotate the keys I already pushed to GitHub. - Add .env to .gitignore. - Turn on row-level security in Supabase. - Never trust the client, validate on the server. - Add auth checks to every API route. - Rate-limit login and signup. - Hash passwords, never store them raw. - Use HTTPS everywhere. - Set CORS to my domain only. - Sanitize every input against SQL injection. - Escape output to block XSS. - Add CSRF protection to forms. - Lock down file uploads by type and size. - Hide stack traces in production. - Set secure, httpOnly cookies. - Update every outdated package. - Log every failed login. - Back up the database daily. - Add a spending cap on my AI API keys. Make it unhackable by Friday. Make no mistakes." Funny thing is, this is actually the whole security checklist. Bookmark it. Paste it into Claude Code. Then actually check the last two yourself.view source ↗
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Going first is uncomfortable. Being last is worse. Going first is uncomfortable. Being last is worse.view source ↗
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OpenAI is in a good spot if the next move is efficiency, a jump in peak IQ would still be nice, but it's not where the best proposition for me is right now. Sol 6.1 (or a '6.2' ideally)-level coding at something closer to Luna prices is the product I think people want right now. Smarter models are past the point of dim… OpenAI is in a good spot if the next move is efficiency, a jump in peak IQ would still be nice, but it's not where the best proposition for me is right now. Sol 6.1 (or a '6.2' ideally)-level coding at something closer to Luna prices is the product I think people want right now. Smarter models are past the point of diminishing returns for a lot of the work I do now (mostly game scripts). What is missing for me is a model I can run all day, drain the sub, and supplement without feeling like I made a bad financial decision or I'm wasting time.view source ↗
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THIS ANGLE of Joker’s RIDICULOUS dime to the opposite corner 😱 https://t.co/B1O9l6AYjd THIS ANGLE of Joker’s RIDICULOUS dime to the opposite corner 😱 https://t.co/B1O9l6AYjdview source ↗
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And sorry to be clear there’s both nothing wrong with using LLMs to help write harnesses or understand data and I’m also not doubting all the results. But I can’t blind trust them either because my experience has shown they almost always deliver results you want to see AND with caveats And sorry to be clear there’s both nothing wrong with using LLMs to help write harnesses or understand data and I’m also not doubting all the results. But I can’t blind trust them either because my experience has shown they almost always deliver results you want to see AND with caveatsview source ↗
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if your Vercel deployments don't look like this... you need to build faster. https://t.co/wualbyJtWw if your Vercel deployments don't look like this... you need to build faster. https://t.co/wualbyJtWwview source ↗
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Coast Guard suspends search for people on crashed medical aircraft https://t.co/PoJgsEnLFz https://t.co/PoJgsEnLFz Coast Guard suspends search for people on crashed medical aircraft https://t.co/PoJgsEnLFz https://t.co/PoJgsEnLFzview source ↗
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The recent improvements on Claude code are awesome. I think it is better than codex app now. But codex app experience becomes worse to me. I don’t need many features that recently added, I think it is bad decision to put everything in the same app. The recent improvements on Claude code are awesome. I think it is better than codex app now. But codex app experience becomes worse to me. I don’t need many features that recently added, I think it is bad decision to put everything in the same app.view source ↗
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Exceptions in Dart can hide failure paths until something breaks in production. In this guide, @devseyi shows you how to make errors typed, visible, and compiler-enforced. You'll learn how to use Records, sealed Result types, monads, dartz, and Freezed exceptions to build safer Flutter apps. https://t.co/XYkIfDkMvn Exceptions in Dart can hide failure paths until something breaks in production. In this guide, @devseyi shows you how to make errors typed, visible, and compiler-enforced. You'll learn how to use Records, sealed Result types, monads, dartz, and Freezed exceptions to build safer Flutter apps. https://t.co/XYkIfDkMvnview source ↗
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I asked Sam, co-founder of @meetgranola, how he feels about people skipping his UI and instead just using the MCP to get the job done. Here's what he said: "There's definitely a pang of sadness to that as a UI designer. We fought it for a while. We were like, no, we really need to keep everybody in the Granola UI fo… I asked Sam, co-founder of @meetgranola, how he feels about people skipping his UI and instead just using the MCP to get the job done. Here's what he said: "There's definitely a pang of sadness to that as a UI designer. We fought it for a while. We were like, no, we really need to keep everybody in the Granola UI for everything. But as soon as you become a big enough enterprise, it's inevitable you have all of this internal tooling. If Granola doesn't play nice with that internal tooling, then it's a non-starter. At this point we're at peace with the fact that for a bunch of workflows, the best way to use Granola is to capture the context, then use it through your internal agent." 📌 Watch the full episode here: https://t.co/4f5zTNl4Kcview source ↗
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The problem for big software companies will also be for startups. Anything successful can be cloned quickly. The problem for big software companies will also be for startups. Anything successful can be cloned quickly.view source ↗
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I just bought the $500 ChatGPT plan after Tibo’s post. Which is funny, because this is actually me cutting my OpenAI spending by $700/month. Reasons: - this account still has 2 banked resets from when it was on Plus, and they survived, so I can finally use them on the $500 plan - my six $200 subscriptions just expired… I just bought the $500 ChatGPT plan after Tibo’s post. Which is funny, because this is actually me cutting my OpenAI spending by $700/month. Reasons: - this account still has 2 banked resets from when it was on Plus, and they survived, so I can finally use them on the $500 plan - my six $200 subscriptions just expired ($1,200/month), and I decided not to renew them - Tibo just announced 28 days of possible resets A month ago I paid OpenAI $1,200 because Astra had just come out and, for what I was doing, it was noticeably better than Opus 5. A month later, that changed a lot. I’m now paying OpenAI 60% less, and I’ll probably use some of the difference on a few Claude subscriptions. I’m 17, so $1,200/month on AI is obviously a ridiculous amount of money. I use Codex a lot, I have my workflows built around it, and after using Astra this much you also just get used to how the model works. That’s probably the main reason I’m not dropping OpenAI completely yet. But Codex has a lot of problems right now. The limits got worse, UX is worse, and I really don’t feel like OpenAI is paying much attention to the feedback from people who already pay them. My previous post listed some pretty basic Codex problems and got around 1,000 likes in a day. No one at OpenAI has publicly addressed these issues yet. OpenAI is getting $700 less from me, I’ll see what that number looks like next month.view source ↗
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Agents have both blank start issue and retention issue. Email fetching essentially turns agent into one sided notification machine Agents have both blank start issue and retention issue. Email fetching essentially turns agent into one sided notification machineview source ↗
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We're hiring a Product Manager 📍 Berlin Active work permit in the role's country required ✅ Visa sponsorship available Own the lifecycle of core product initiatives from inception and discovery through to launch and iteration, partnering directly with engineering to ship world-class AI products. Tackle unsolved AI pr… We're hiring a Product Manager 📍 Berlin Active work permit in the role's country required ✅ Visa sponsorship available Own the lifecycle of core product initiatives from inception and discovery through to launch and iteration, partnering directly with engineering to ship world-class AI products. Tackle unsolved AI problems by diving deep into complex... Make sure your CV mentions visa status, location, availability, and the must-haves above. DM me if you want more context on the role or team. Apply: https://t.co/lysQhqoLHZ #ProductManagement #ProductJobs #BerlinJobs #Hiring #JobSearch #NowHiring #TechJobsview source ↗
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Building your own SaaS can feel overwhelming at first. Find one person with a real problem. Build something that solves it. Get them to pay for it. Then do it again. Building your own SaaS can feel overwhelming at first. Find one person with a real problem. Build something that solves it. Get them to pay for it. Then do it again.view source ↗
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Do hugs, not drugs. Spread love, not legs. Respect, don't judge. Listen more, talk less. Understand, don't assume. Forgive and forget. Do hugs, not drugs. Spread love, not legs. Respect, don't judge. Listen more, talk less. Understand, don't assume. Forgive and forget.view source ↗