•twitter19309
XX / Twitter166
◈Bluesky60
YHacker News58
r/Reddit11
@Mastodon6
project rollup
Default
19610
mentions
across 19 keywords
across 19 keywords
net sentiment
+23%
6051 positive
12088 neutral
1471 negative
volume & sentiment over time
May 13 – Oct 17, 2026 · 4-day buckets
sources
most discussed
claude / pricing
active days
71
mentions
Showing 11051–11075 of 19309 mentions
-
your agent after it's 50th compaction https://t.co/SckF25Xpdi your agent after it's 50th compaction https://t.co/SckF25Xpdiview source ↗
-
Proud of @MaxMill06's H3 Avatar model built with @AquinF03, love to see it turn images into proper videos! Proud of @MaxMill06's H3 Avatar model built with @AquinF03, love to see it turn images into proper videos!view source ↗
-
https://t.co/ACvid4gYKE https://t.co/ACvid4gYKEview source ↗
-
No better way to bring up your maiden T20I ton! 🤩 🎥 Relive Captain Shreyas Iyer's 𝙢𝙞𝙡𝙚𝙨𝙩𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙢𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩 🔥 Updates ▶️ https://t.co/2czVyKWreK #TeamIndia | #INDvWI | @mflone_ | @ShreyasIyer15 https://t.co/LGOfKb5SYx No better way to bring up your maiden T20I ton! 🤩 🎥 Relive Captain Shreyas Iyer's 𝙢𝙞𝙡𝙚𝙨𝙩𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙢𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩 🔥 Updates ▶️ https://t.co/2czVyKWreK #TeamIndia | #INDvWI | @mflone_ | @ShreyasIyer15 https://t.co/LGOfKb5SYxview source ↗
-
Pedigree got protein btw Pedigree got protein btwview source ↗
-
Can trust be rebuilt, or only replaced with acceptance? Can trust be rebuilt, or only replaced with acceptance?view source ↗
-
I can’t believe we have to say this, but the annihilation of two major American cities — more than 5 million people — is not a “small price to pay” for Trump's illegal war. Neither are the 19 American troops and 3,000+ Iranians who lost their lives. Our president is unhinged. I can’t believe we have to say this, but the annihilation of two major American cities — more than 5 million people — is not a “small price to pay” for Trump's illegal war. Neither are the 19 American troops and 3,000+ Iranians who lost their lives. Our president is unhinged.view source ↗
-
Saving Manhattan from reality-bending threats isn't easy. Here's 6 tips to help you get started in Control Resonant https://t.co/OJtgT3vQEx Saving Manhattan from reality-bending threats isn't easy. Here's 6 tips to help you get started in Control Resonant https://t.co/OJtgT3vQExview source ↗
-
A portfolio isn't a resume. It's a place to get lost in the work and see who the person is. So I built mine that way, myself! 25 years of work, random experiments, personal stuff, all of it. Check it out → https://t.co/1jlE2KE4a3 https://t.co/W99zxXeBza A portfolio isn't a resume. It's a place to get lost in the work and see who the person is. So I built mine that way, myself! 25 years of work, random experiments, personal stuff, all of it. Check it out → https://t.co/1jlE2KE4a3 https://t.co/W99zxXeBzaview source ↗
-
There is curation by thoughtful humans (or a team), elevating it above random quote accounts. It feels like a signal service—"distilled wisdom" or "signals" for leaders—rather than spam. There is curation by thoughtful humans (or a team), elevating it above random quote accounts. It feels like a signal service—"distilled wisdom" or "signals" for leaders—rather than spam.view source ↗
-
LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO https://t.co/qa9sRoHPsj LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO https://t.co/qa9sRoHPsjview source ↗
-
I chatted with a former Meta engineering manager who quit his big tech job to build a tiny mobile game by himself. His name is Ken. He spent 12 years in big tech (Amazon, then Meta) and hadn’t written a line of code in 4 years when he started. He built Harpagia, a text-based idle RPG, using AI tools like Cursor and C… I chatted with a former Meta engineering manager who quit his big tech job to build a tiny mobile game by himself. His name is Ken. He spent 12 years in big tech (Amazon, then Meta) and hadn’t written a line of code in 4 years when he started. He built Harpagia, a text-based idle RPG, using AI tools like Cursor and ChatGPT. For the first 6 months, growth was slow. Then he made ONE Reddit post. Revenue jumped from ~$1K/month to $10K/month almost overnight. He quit Meta that same month. The wild part: only a few hundred active users generate over $100K/year. His stack is dead simple and cheap to run ($0 on ads). His stack: > Cursor (code editor) >ChatGPT (brainstorming + icon touch-ups) > React Native (frontend) > Firebase (backend, auth, analytics) > Vercel (web hosting) > Discord Nitro (community) > Unity Asset Store + Gamedev Market (prepackaged art) > Fiverr + Upwork (freelance screenshots, icons, videos) The peak? $18K/month. All from Reddit posts that often got roasted in the comments - turns out criticism drives the most traction. His #1 piece of advice: “If you’re not embarrassed by your V1, V2, or maybe even your V5, you’re probably not shipping early enough.”view source ↗
-
You can now create webhook triggered tasks in @t3dotcodes! Perfect for issue triaging or other tasks you wanna run on a trigger. Signed in to T3 Connect? You get a URL that forwards events to your environment, or opt in to have them held and replayed for up to 24h for added durability if it's down. No Connect? Bring y… You can now create webhook triggered tasks in @t3dotcodes! Perfect for issue triaging or other tasks you wanna run on a trigger. Signed in to T3 Connect? You get a URL that forwards events to your environment, or opt in to have them held and replayed for up to 24h for added durability if it's down. No Connect? Bring your own public URL. For now it's quite "raw" (checks hmac signatures and forwards the event to your prompt template), but will add some UX sugar on top in coming releases. If you don't use T3 Connect you can of course also bring your own public URL that triggers the task.view source ↗
-
now imagine 100 themed pages promoting your app every day from real US iPhones, not three accounts you babysit by hand. Claude plugs in through MCP, you rent the fleet on https://t.co/yTbVuYkiix, and the agent ships while you ship product. https://t.co/33iI5cTAST now imagine 100 themed pages promoting your app every day from real US iPhones, not three accounts you babysit by hand. Claude plugs in through MCP, you rent the fleet on https://t.co/yTbVuYkiix, and the agent ships while you ship product. https://t.co/33iI5cTASTview source ↗
-
my favorite use case for Grok Bot is for the first and the last mile of getting work done. the first mile is figuring out what work you should even be doing at all. that involves connecting Bot to the different apps and services you use, so that it can grab whatever context it needs - whether it's your calendar, your … my favorite use case for Grok Bot is for the first and the last mile of getting work done. the first mile is figuring out what work you should even be doing at all. that involves connecting Bot to the different apps and services you use, so that it can grab whatever context it needs - whether it's your calendar, your CRM, slack, email, or the many other connectors available. then, the first mile begins when you combine these connections, allowing you to provide context to your bot ("look at this slack channel for new features we've built and then look through our CRM to see which customers we should nudge") instead of micromanage it. you can automate further by setting up routines - they let your bot do something on a schedule ("check my email every morning") or as a reaction to something ("do this whenever this slack channel has a new message"). so a new lead can kick off a whole workflow that you setup for your bot, allowing you to delegate the work you would otherwise have to do to your bot! the last mile involves actually following through and closing the loop. one example of this is building a new feature, or fixing a bug that your customers have reported. this is where Bot can hand off tasks to Cursor - our engineering focused agents that can write code in the cloud, on their own computers. when you've gotten the hang of this, the next thing you can try is building a loop. here's a simple example that i use daily: 1. watch this slack channel for feedback about our app 2. create a ticket for this in Linear 3. create a Cursor cloud agent to triage and reproduce the issue on its own computer, using pstack 4. if the issue clearly reproduces, put up a fix and fuzz the pull request with a small swarm of agents 5. if the fuzz has no issues, ping me on Slack, and rebase and auto-merge the PR after 1 hour unless i request changes you can also install my bot Dr Eggbot and ask it to teach you how to setup a loop like this for yourself! https://t.co/U1shj39y3Jview source ↗
-
https://t.co/i3WKza7zGr https://t.co/i3WKza7zGrview source ↗
-
AI assistants everywhere. I have hope this new generation of AI assistants will onboard the next billion people onto AI AI assistants everywhere. I have hope this new generation of AI assistants will onboard the next billion people onto AIview source ↗
-
Number of DSA questions need to practice for a 2 LPA job in Infosys : Number of DSA questions need to practice for a 2 LPA job in Infosys :view source ↗
-
Cline's first hackathon in India was a huge success🔥 The students at IIT Kanpur built some really cool projects using @cline Desktop app + ClinePass. any guesses which college is next? (hint: its my alma mater😉) https://t.co/9aJkpE8sPi Cline's first hackathon in India was a huge success🔥 The students at IIT Kanpur built some really cool projects using @cline Desktop app + ClinePass. any guesses which college is next? (hint: its my alma mater😉) https://t.co/9aJkpE8sPiview source ↗
-
it's very unlikely that booking a flight or securing a restaurant reservation will be the killer use case for these ever-present agents that everyone wants to build those aren't points of friction most people care to solve we're still very early in all of this it's very unlikely that booking a flight or securing a restaurant reservation will be the killer use case for these ever-present agents that everyone wants to build those aren't points of friction most people care to solve we're still very early in all of thisview source ↗
-
some components from savari. we really cooked with these 🔥 https://t.co/zfohvbK2SV some components from savari. we really cooked with these 🔥 https://t.co/zfohvbK2SVview source ↗
-
Boom!!! Watch out Muse, Instinct and others!! Boom!!! Watch out Muse, Instinct and others!!view source ↗
-
The guys who worked on this are the most productive and insanely talented people I've ever seen. Maintained this entire algo, also kept the entire C++ stack at Meta up to date with the latest language standards. Had almost 10x diffs/month over the median. The guys who worked on this are the most productive and insanely talented people I've ever seen. Maintained this entire algo, also kept the entire C++ stack at Meta up to date with the latest language standards. Had almost 10x diffs/month over the median.view source ↗
-
Today on TITV: Meta and Microsoft are cutting back on employees’ Claude use, and Workday’s AI threat isn’t over. Plus, Reflection’s new open-weight model and a look inside DoorDash’s AI playbook. 📺 Tune in at 10 am PT / 1 pm ET: https://t.co/PCsq3J3cxe Today on TITV: Meta and Microsoft are cutting back on employees’ Claude use, and Workday’s AI threat isn’t over. Plus, Reflection’s new open-weight model and a look inside DoorDash’s AI playbook. 📺 Tune in at 10 am PT / 1 pm ET: https://t.co/PCsq3J3cxeview source ↗
-
What's your daily founder habit? What's your daily founder habit?view source ↗