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winter Arc: Day 12 -> continued learning applied ai from @arpit_bhayani cohort -> started doing projects. Learned about json structured outputs and about SDKs and why langchain is better alternative and when to use langraph -> researched about @WeMakeDevs hackathon project with @maheshstwt @thebhavye @SS19732004 winter Arc: Day 12 -> continued learning applied ai from @arpit_bhayani cohort -> started doing projects. Learned about json structured outputs and about SDKs and why langchain is better alternative and when to use langraph -> researched about @WeMakeDevs hackathon project with @maheshstwt @thebhavye @SS19732004view source ↗
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Anthropic designer (ex-Meta) released a prompt that turns Opus 5.5 & Fable 5.5 into a motion design studio. It’s f*cking unreal… send it to Opus 5.5 & Fable 5.5, and thank me later. Then read the full roadmap with examples below. https://t.co/W0JOddaG9R Anthropic designer (ex-Meta) released a prompt that turns Opus 5.5 & Fable 5.5 into a motion design studio. It’s f*cking unreal… send it to Opus 5.5 & Fable 5.5, and thank me later. Then read the full roadmap with examples below. https://t.co/W0JOddaG9Rview source ↗
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Dear son, https://t.co/9Bi4xMdgQz Dear son, https://t.co/9Bi4xMdgQzview source ↗
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RT @gumloop: Agent Browsers are live on Gumloop today so your agents can reach the work that doesn't have an MCP or API > Secure credentia… RT @gumloop: Agent Browsers are live on Gumloop today so your agents can reach the work that doesn't have an MCP or API > Secure credentia…view source ↗
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this is why your app feels like every other AI app same prompt. one had a mascot. right one used mcp + skills https://t.co/NreMwEwe9S this is why your app feels like every other AI app same prompt. one had a mascot. right one used mcp + skills https://t.co/NreMwEwe9Sview source ↗
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This Warriors trade could land them an All-Star WITHOUT trading Steph, Draymond, or Jimmy 👀 More here: https://t.co/KckURjJE35 https://t.co/uUVxL25rzh This Warriors trade could land them an All-Star WITHOUT trading Steph, Draymond, or Jimmy 👀 More here: https://t.co/KckURjJE35 https://t.co/uUVxL25rzhview source ↗
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i teared up. this is an awesome video. congrats to the whole team 🔥 i teared up. this is an awesome video. congrats to the whole team 🔥view source ↗
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Earthquake tremors felt in Delhi. Further details awaited. https://t.co/1TrF1UMuWn Earthquake tremors felt in Delhi. Further details awaited. https://t.co/1TrF1UMuWnview source ↗
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Carl Jung spent his life exploring the hidden forces that shape human behavior: the unconscious mind, the shadow, archetypes, dreams, identity, and the parts of ourselves we would rather not confront. He believed that much of what controls us operates outside our conscious awareness. The traits we reject, the emotions… Carl Jung spent his life exploring the hidden forces that shape human behavior: the unconscious mind, the shadow, archetypes, dreams, identity, and the parts of ourselves we would rather not confront. He believed that much of what controls us operates outside our conscious awareness. The traits we reject, the emotions we suppress, and the patterns we repeatedly act out can quietly shape our lives without us realizing it. Jung’s work challenges us to look inward rather than constantly blame the world around us. True growth begins when we become willing to understand the parts of ourselves we have ignored. The goal is not to become perfect. It is to become whole.view source ↗
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Come chat with me, @zkwentz from Reflection, and Miriam from NVIDIA at our NYC meetup next week! I'll also be hanging out at @aiDotEngineer NYC next week. Come say hi! Come chat with me, @zkwentz from Reflection, and Miriam from NVIDIA at our NYC meetup next week! I'll also be hanging out at @aiDotEngineer NYC next week. Come say hi!view source ↗
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we added a lot of features to the new HyperFrames Studio here are 9 tips to help you get the most out of it 👇 we added a lot of features to the new HyperFrames Studio here are 9 tips to help you get the most out of it 👇view source ↗
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You know who’s going through it right now? Almost everyone. So be kind. You don’t know what the quiet person is carrying. Neither do they about you. You know who’s going through it right now? Almost everyone. So be kind. You don’t know what the quiet person is carrying. Neither do they about you.view source ↗
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The boring days matter more than the inspiring ones. Anyone can work hard when the vision feels exciting. Character is built when the same goal becomes repetitive, slow, and painfully ordinary. Can you respect the process when it stops entertaining you? The boring days matter more than the inspiring ones. Anyone can work hard when the vision feels exciting. Character is built when the same goal becomes repetitive, slow, and painfully ordinary. Can you respect the process when it stops entertaining you?view source ↗
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Philosophers signal the highest level of personal accountability and exclusivity; people often look for this status as a guarantee of fiduciary care. Philosophers signal the highest level of personal accountability and exclusivity; people often look for this status as a guarantee of fiduciary care.view source ↗
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Lil fun thing I worked on for my son as he’s playing with contrast cards rn. Wanted something that would teach him concepts of gravity and the arts. Was also my first time building with codex, super fun. Thanks for the suggestion @melodyskim https://t.co/gwB0zncL0e Lil fun thing I worked on for my son as he’s playing with contrast cards rn. Wanted something that would teach him concepts of gravity and the arts. Was also my first time building with codex, super fun. Thanks for the suggestion @melodyskim https://t.co/gwB0zncL0eview source ↗
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In short: You pay to own your digital economic life. Free tools seem cheap but cost you privacy, control, and future income. Paid here gives you a resilient, ethical alternative—like upgrading from a leaky rented apartment to your own fortified house. Welcome to PhilosophyOnX—where macro signal thrives in privacy. S… In short: You pay to own your digital economic life. Free tools seem cheap but cost you privacy, control, and future income. Paid here gives you a resilient, ethical alternative—like upgrading from a leaky rented apartment to your own fortified house. Welcome to PhilosophyOnX—where macro signal thrives in privacy. Stay sharp. Stay sovereign. https://t.co/VE4a60PQfTview source ↗
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"Clarity in chaos is not the absence of noise. It is the ability to distinguish signal from noise when the noise is designed to look identical to signal." "Clarity in chaos is not the absence of noise. It is the ability to distinguish signal from noise when the noise is designed to look identical to signal."view source ↗
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Me at 14: • $0/mo • 0 followers • just started learning to code • ambitious and full of hope Me at 21: • $17k/mo • 10k rejected applications • moved to Spain, then Poland • 10k followers • still ambitious Just fail enough times and you'll get there https://t.co/ep5N51La51 Me at 14: • $0/mo • 0 followers • just started learning to code • ambitious and full of hope Me at 21: • $17k/mo • 10k rejected applications • moved to Spain, then Poland • 10k followers • still ambitious Just fail enough times and you'll get there https://t.co/ep5N51La51view source ↗
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You can also book virtual office hours with Anthropic’s Applied AI team, and join Claude Startups events like Founder House, hackathons, and meetups as space allows. Startups founded in the last five years or funded in the last two are eligible to apply: https://t.co/niD82RXHTN You can also book virtual office hours with Anthropic’s Applied AI team, and join Claude Startups events like Founder House, hackathons, and meetups as space allows. Startups founded in the last five years or funded in the last two are eligible to apply: https://t.co/niD82RXHTNview source ↗
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You'll receive up to $7,500 in Claude products and credits to build with. That includes a free year of Claude Team for companies new to Team, plus $1,000 in API credits as soon as you’re approved. You'll receive up to $7,500 in Claude products and credits to build with. That includes a free year of Claude Team for companies new to Team, plus $1,000 in API credits as soon as you’re approved.view source ↗
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The Claude Startups program is expanding to more founders. Members can get a year of Claude Team, API credits, special offers on the tools a startup runs on, and office hours with Anthropic’s Applied AI team. https://t.co/3MUg1whIfl The Claude Startups program is expanding to more founders. Members can get a year of Claude Team, API credits, special offers on the tools a startup runs on, and office hours with Anthropic’s Applied AI team. https://t.co/3MUg1whIflview source ↗
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let's get you some traffic drop your app let's get you some traffic drop your appview source ↗
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won’t replace everyone. But people who know how to use AI will outpace those who don’t. The real AI skill gap isn’t knowing how to use ChatGPT. It’s knowing how to build leverage with AI. 5 skills worth developing: 1. AI Research Find, analyze, and act on information faster. 2. AI Automation Turn repetitive w… won’t replace everyone. But people who know how to use AI will outpace those who don’t. The real AI skill gap isn’t knowing how to use ChatGPT. It’s knowing how to build leverage with AI. 5 skills worth developing: 1. AI Research Find, analyze, and act on information faster. 2. AI Automation Turn repetitive workflows into systems that run themselves. 3. AI Agents Build systems that can plan, execute, and delegate tasks. Lview source ↗
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Python is finally getting explicit lazy imports. Python 3.15 introduces PEP 810, bringing a language-level mechanism to defer importing modules until they are actually needed. The idea is simple: Don't pay the cost of loading a dependency until you use it. For large Python applications, especially CLI tools, this c… Python is finally getting explicit lazy imports. Python 3.15 introduces PEP 810, bringing a language-level mechanism to defer importing modules until they are actually needed. The idea is simple: Don't pay the cost of loading a dependency until you use it. For large Python applications, especially CLI tools, this can make a meaningful difference. PEP 810 reports: Up to 50–70% faster startup in some real-world workloads 30–40% lower memory usage observed in some large applications Lview source ↗
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Crazy how difficult it is to get a Codex/Claude Code experience with an open source model. I'm trying to plug in Mistral 4 into an agentic coder and just...can't. Crazy how difficult it is to get a Codex/Claude Code experience with an open source model. I'm trying to plug in Mistral 4 into an agentic coder and just...can't.view source ↗