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| keyword | mentions | net | trend | top theme | srcs | last seen | |
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| timeline | 18926 | +61% | — | 1 | 38m | ||
| Opus 5.5 model documentation | 51 | +61% | claude / pricing | 2 | 2w | ||
| Opus 5.5 official announcement | 50 | +68% | pricing / model | 1 | 2w | ||
| SynthID | 16 | +100% | gemini / google | 1 | 2w | ||
| Cline | 149 | +72% | code | 3 | 2w | ||
| Quill | 32 | -10% | performance | 4 | 3w | ||
| Google SynthID AI image watermark discussion | 1 | +100% | — | 1 | 2mo | ||
| Opus 5.5 versus Claude Opus models | 2 | +100% | — | 1 | 3mo |
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How many followers do you need on X to stay motivated and start making good money? A) 1K–5K B) 5K–10K C) 10K–50K D) 50K+ How many followers do you need on X to stay motivated and start making good money? A) 1K–5K B) 5K–10K C) 10K–50K D) 50K+view source ↗
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Unpopular opinion: a boring app with a hard paywall beats a beautiful app with a free tier every time. Unpopular opinion: a boring app with a hard paywall beats a beautiful app with a free tier every time.view source ↗
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this creator made $76,000 in just a week🤯 AI characters are an actual money glitch https://t.co/5N66MPFEBs this creator made $76,000 in just a week🤯 AI characters are an actual money glitch https://t.co/5N66MPFEBsview source ↗
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Remember this: https://t.co/34autFBLY4 Remember this: https://t.co/34autFBLY4view source ↗
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I made 104 demo videos in 40 minutes, and I didn't record a single one. Claude did. 🤯 https://t.co/5hDIulx6OL is a Chrome extension with 52 developer tools 🛠️, and every tool needs a "how to use" demo, plus a vertical version for TikTok and Reels (52 + 52 = 104). Doing that by hand means 2-3 days of screen recording,… I made 104 demo videos in 40 minutes, and I didn't record a single one. Claude did. 🤯 https://t.co/5hDIulx6OL is a Chrome extension with 52 developer tools 🛠️, and every tool needs a "how to use" demo, plus a vertical version for TikTok and Reels (52 + 52 = 104). Doing that by hand means 2-3 days of screen recording, endless retakes, my tired voice at 2am 😴, and so-so quality at the end. I didn't want to do any of that. So I gave the whole job to Claude Opus 5.5 🤖. It opened a real Chrome browser on my Mac, installed my extension locally, and used all 52 tools like a real person, with smooth cursor movement, clicks and typing 🖱️ It logged every step with exact timestamps, wrote a script for each demo, voiced it, and put the final videos together 🎬. I just watched ☕ The stack 👇 🎭 Playwright: drives the browser and records the demos 🧱 HTML: draws every frame (captions, overlays, a talking mascot) 🎞️ ffmpeg: joins video and audio 🗣️ Kokoro: free text-to-speech that runs locally, no API key No video editor, no paid voice service, no recording software 🙅♂️ The part I love most ❤️ Kokoro gives the timing of every spoken word, so the mascot's mouth lip-syncs to the voiceover automatically. Even the background music is generated in code 🎵 so there's nothing to license. Here's one of the demos 👇view source ↗
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Promote your product. I'll be browsing. Promote your product. I'll be browsing.view source ↗
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it's been just under a week of using dots, and a day or so of using grokbot (courtesy of @poteto, pinging @thsottiaux so you guys can continue sparring). the tl;dr of my adventure so far: why not both? - grokbot works better out of the box. dots are a little finnicky to set up and onboard onto tasks, and requires a l… it's been just under a week of using dots, and a day or so of using grokbot (courtesy of @poteto, pinging @thsottiaux so you guys can continue sparring). the tl;dr of my adventure so far: why not both? - grokbot works better out of the box. dots are a little finnicky to set up and onboard onto tasks, and requires a little struggle to get it working as intended - dots do get better over time, more considerably than grokbot. might be because the baseline starts lower, but i like that dots are very adaptable to requests that you make - multiple bots > one dot. i think that oai should've shipped multiple dots at once, because it really helps with personal context switching - dots have really good integration into daily life stuff (gcal, gmail etc), but lack some important integrations (discord, x) that i would love to see - dots are getting better day by day. i might be tripping but i keep seeing minor UI improvements show up unannounced which i appreciate greatly - pstack. compliments to the chef. i have it ported over to dots and it is still incredible (even with all the hacks i did to get it working). will daily drive it on pi going forward - you can always use both! if you use both dots and grokbot, you can have two VMs for (essentially) free. i'll be posting soon about how you can add both VMs to cua spaces and expand your compute - i currently have grokbot focused more on the X integration and monitoring social medias, while dots are focused more on coding and monitoring my slack - i really, really want a grokbot/dot equivalent that runs on pi durable. extensible botdot sounds incredibleview source ↗
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Update: @shl and @gumroad has reached out and we are working on unwinding of investment. More to follow. Update: @shl and @gumroad has reached out and we are working on unwinding of investment. More to follow.view source ↗
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Huawei & Qualcomm have signed a multi-year, broad patent license agreement—another example demonstrating the value of Huawei's innovations. Watch for 9 facts about Huawei IPR which explain why 1 out of every 10 Global Fortune 500 companies is licensed to Huawei patents. https://t.co/CRXoufnaG6 Huawei & Qualcomm have signed a multi-year, broad patent license agreement—another example demonstrating the value of Huawei's innovations. Watch for 9 facts about Huawei IPR which explain why 1 out of every 10 Global Fortune 500 companies is licensed to Huawei patents. https://t.co/CRXoufnaG6view source ↗
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openai watermarking chatgpt text is useless. just run it through another model. BOOM watermark gone. openai watermarking chatgpt text is useless. just run it through another model. BOOM watermark gone.view source ↗
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The Great Unsubscription: Why Leaving Became the Only Honest Choice The Observable Pattern In 2026, people are walking away from platforms not because of scandals but because the math stopped working The Great Unsubscription: Why Leaving Became the Only Honest Choice The Observable Pattern In 2026, people are walking away from platforms not because of scandals but because the math stopped workingview source ↗
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First night at #sftechweek Zuck’s sister is DJing. https://t.co/hw4mEiJVuR First night at #sftechweek Zuck’s sister is DJing. https://t.co/hw4mEiJVuRview source ↗
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Early in my career, I worked with a Chinese intern who did 2x my work, better She was on her 5th internship (common in 🇨🇳) while I was on my 1st job. She was better than me in every work-skill dimension: time management, note taking, prioritisation etc I was mediocre, forced to improve Early in my career, I worked with a Chinese intern who did 2x my work, better She was on her 5th internship (common in 🇨🇳) while I was on my 1st job. She was better than me in every work-skill dimension: time management, note taking, prioritisation etc I was mediocre, forced to improveview source ↗
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Found my most important to-do of the day Found my most important to-do of the dayview source ↗
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Hono just closed pull requests to outside contributors. Yusuke Wada's post: ~280K views in a day. Sindre Sorhus did the same on all his repos Oct 1. https://t.co/90QNrnQrle nailed the daily pain: open a PR on a big repo and one bot summarises your change back to you, another posts a walkthrough nobody asked for, somet… Hono just closed pull requests to outside contributors. Yusuke Wada's post: ~280K views in a day. Sindre Sorhus did the same on all his repos Oct 1. https://t.co/90QNrnQrle nailed the daily pain: open a PR on a big repo and one bot summarises your change back to you, another posts a walkthrough nobody asked for, sometimes a third replies to the second. Check any repo: curl -s https://t.co/QzS0fQw3J6 | grep creation_policy "collaborators_only". openai/codex and tldraw too. Yusuke says AI PRs aren't even slop now. They scan for nitpicks and open PRs. My take: code is cheap, a contributor who stays is not. Maintainers: shut the door, or keep it open and pay the review tax?view source ↗
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Claude Just Turned One Keyword Into Five Ranking Articles Digital entrepreneurs can now build ranking content ridiculously faster. https://t.co/wRv8RObR4h Claude transforms one keyword into five genuinely different articles. Real case studies keep every article useful and trustworthy. Prices increase soon, so secu… Claude Just Turned One Keyword Into Five Ranking Articles Digital entrepreneurs can now build ranking content ridiculously faster. https://t.co/wRv8RObR4h Claude transforms one keyword into five genuinely different articles. Real case studies keep every article useful and trustworthy. Prices increase soon, so securing your session now matters. Sign up now before you miss out completely. ✅ Get a custom visibility plan built around opportunities. ✅ Discover competitor gaps hiding profitable ranking opportunities today. ✅ Stronger rankings need authority signals supporting your best content. ✅ Premium backlink opportunities are available for stronger authority growth. ✅ Only a few strategy session spots remain available today. ✅ Your plan includes a fourteen day money back guarantee. ✅ Skip expensive guesswork and leave knowing your next moves. Get a FREE SEO Strategy Session here https://t.co/wRv8RObR4hview source ↗
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You can only deploy to one cloud for the rest of your career: - AWS - GCP - Azure - Cloudflare Which one do you bet on? You can only deploy to one cloud for the rest of your career: - AWS - GCP - Azure - Cloudflare Which one do you bet on?view source ↗
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is it just me or are codex rate limits getting really bad? entirely possible it's just me and my 17 accounts got shadowbanned luckily i can still round robin between tons of accounts but it's still a frustrating bottleneck milking AI subs is over. RIP, fun while it lasted is it just me or are codex rate limits getting really bad? entirely possible it's just me and my 17 accounts got shadowbanned luckily i can still round robin between tons of accounts but it's still a frustrating bottleneck milking AI subs is over. RIP, fun while it lastedview source ↗
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As a fellow bully and @bluebottleroast lover, I can confirm this works As a fellow bully and @bluebottleroast lover, I can confirm this worksview source ↗
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Someone literally put an entire AI engineering degree on GitHub and made it 100% free 🔥 523 lessons across 20 phases, with ~342 hours of material. The whole curriculum is built around learning AI from first principles. You start with the math, then implement the concepts yourself: backpropagation, tokenizers, attent… Someone literally put an entire AI engineering degree on GitHub and made it 100% free 🔥 523 lessons across 20 phases, with ~342 hours of material. The whole curriculum is built around learning AI from first principles. You start with the math, then implement the concepts yourself: backpropagation, tokenizers, attention, agent loops and more. Production frameworks come later, once you've already built the core mechanics by hand. Every lesson runs these 5 steps: Read the problem → derive the math → write the code → run the test → keep the artifact. By the end of each lesson you have reusable: prompts, SKILLmd files, agent definitions, MCP servers you built yourself. The code runs in Python, TypeScript, Rust or Julia, depending on what fits the concept best. The curriculum goes from linear algebra all the way to autonomous agent swarms, multi-agent coordination, production infrastructure, and AI safety. It’s 100% free, open source, MIT licensed and available to clone and run locally. 65k+ stars on GitHub. https://t.co/OhK9MK0CaLview source ↗
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No puedo creer el nivel de juegos que hay en la web estas últimas semanas. Me crucé esta joyita donde te podes hacer cagar con otros dragones (gente) e incendiar ejércitos enteros. EN EL BROWSER. Nunca más me descargo un juego que no sea AAA. https://t.co/6Mz8fFLqjo https://t.co/a7c32ueuJY No puedo creer el nivel de juegos que hay en la web estas últimas semanas. Me crucé esta joyita donde te podes hacer cagar con otros dragones (gente) e incendiar ejércitos enteros. EN EL BROWSER. Nunca más me descargo un juego que no sea AAA. https://t.co/6Mz8fFLqjo https://t.co/a7c32ueuJYview source ↗
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If you could freeze your life at one age forever, what would you choose? Physically: I’d choose 26. Young enough to feel unstoppable, old enough to know how to take care of yourself. Mentally: I’d choose 33. Old enough to have learned from life, young enough to still change your mind. If you could freeze your life at one age forever, what would you choose? Physically: I’d choose 26. Young enough to feel unstoppable, old enough to know how to take care of yourself. Mentally: I’d choose 33. Old enough to have learned from life, young enough to still change your mind.view source ↗