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| keyword | mentions | net | trend | top theme | srcs | last seen | |
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| timeline | 18528 | +61% | — | 1 | 3h | ||
| 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 | 2w | ||
| 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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imo one of the underhyped launches of @OpenAI dev day were all the rad updates to Sites, especially connected data + site-as-infra which is why it was so fun to sit down with @simpsoka (product lead) and talk about the practical + fun ways she uses sites. in this live ep we cover: - how sites can use your connected e… imo one of the underhyped launches of @OpenAI dev day were all the rad updates to Sites, especially connected data + site-as-infra which is why it was so fun to sit down with @simpsoka (product lead) and talk about the practical + fun ways she uses sites. in this live ep we cover: - how sites can use your connected enterprise data + user permissions to create micro SaaS everyone can use - fun consumer use cases, like a Spotify playlist sans baby music - the internals of Sites + how it can host so much more than just webpages anyone struggling with "where the f do we deploy all these internal tools" should pay attention 👇 Full ep on YT: https://t.co/52I4wPnxdyview source ↗
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学会下面的方法 “构图原来如此简单。” 几何之美，艺术之美。 https://t.co/nP7K2hQKxn 学会下面的方法 “构图原来如此简单。” 几何之美，艺术之美。 https://t.co/nP7K2hQKxnview source ↗
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The MKBHD clip had me lol The MKBHD clip had me lolview source ↗
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please if you're talented and ambitious do not work on saas. pick a physical problem in the world and take it on, the models are too good not to please if you're talented and ambitious do not work on saas. pick a physical problem in the world and take it on, the models are too good not toview source ↗
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OCR is dead 🪦 Long live agentic OCR! Traditional OCR makes one pass and hands back whatever text it got. Tables get flattened, charts disappear, and multi-column layouts come out scrambled. Nothing checks the output. Agentic OCR treats parsing as a loop instead: ✅ layout-aware reading order ✅ smart routing of hard e… OCR is dead 🪦 Long live agentic OCR! Traditional OCR makes one pass and hands back whatever text it got. Tables get flattened, charts disappear, and multi-column layouts come out scrambled. Nothing checks the output. Agentic OCR treats parsing as a loop instead: ✅ layout-aware reading order ✅ smart routing of hard elements to the right model ✅ multi-pass verification and self-correction ✅ multimodal parsing of charts, images, and complex tables Logan Markewich, LlamaIndex's Head of Open Source, wrote about what that shift looks like in practice and where it's still struggling. Link to the breakdown in the comments below.view source ↗
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GPT 6 Astra is making AI agents f…cking illegal 10 GitHub repos I’d put around Astra to turn one model into an entire AI system 01 LangGraph ▸ https://t.co/40xDVIhiYg → control the agent loop 02 PydanticAI ▸ https://t.co/f27GiNBorp → structured agents + typed outputs GIVE IT MEMORY 03 Mem0 ▸ https://t.co/ifCHrrByY… GPT 6 Astra is making AI agents f…cking illegal 10 GitHub repos I’d put around Astra to turn one model into an entire AI system 01 LangGraph ▸ https://t.co/40xDVIhiYg → control the agent loop 02 PydanticAI ▸ https://t.co/f27GiNBorp → structured agents + typed outputs GIVE IT MEMORY 03 Mem0 ▸ https://t.co/ifCHrrByYK 04 Graphiti ▸ https://t.co/mNcepopGnE → temporal knowledge graph GIVE IT TOOLS 05 Composio ▸ https://t.co/2oJOJMsiNW 06 Browser Use ▸ https://t.co/lxj0z2sqbF → let agents operate the web LET IT EXECUTE 07 E2B ▸ https://t.co/Mz2wXEufZ9 → isolated cloud sandboxes 08 Daytona ▸ https://t.co/pHtMWe7Liw → disposable development environments WATCH EVERYTHING 09 Langfuse ▸ https://t.co/HqjNuZoCxz 10 DeepEval ▸ https://t.co/c2kul9X4rb the architecture: GPT 6 Astra → context → memory → tools → execution → evaluation → correction → memory that’s the part people keep missing the model is only one block the real advantage comes from everything you build around it ⭣view source ↗
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Finally got Fable 5.5 access, so I made a game based on the worst pun I could think of: POKERMON Pokémon x Balatro. One-shot in 1 hour. https://t.co/ilL7pTmX6Z Game mechanics, visuals, music, demo video, everything one-shot by Fable. This model is NUTS https://t.co/m9PjJp1xYU Finally got Fable 5.5 access, so I made a game based on the worst pun I could think of: POKERMON Pokémon x Balatro. One-shot in 1 hour. https://t.co/ilL7pTmX6Z Game mechanics, visuals, music, demo video, everything one-shot by Fable. This model is NUTS https://t.co/m9PjJp1xYUview source ↗
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if anyone wants to play ball in toronto, jared's awesome if anyone wants to play ball in toronto, jared's awesomeview source ↗
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Codex just increased the default speed for both GPT-6 Astra and GPT-6.1 Sol. From 30 tokens per second to 50. That's a huge update! It used to be slow as a snail, so we had to focus on fast mode. Now we can use default mode and save some usage to run more 6.1 Sol. It's the Day 1 update, now let's make a smarter mod… Codex just increased the default speed for both GPT-6 Astra and GPT-6.1 Sol. From 30 tokens per second to 50. That's a huge update! It used to be slow as a snail, so we had to focus on fast mode. Now we can use default mode and save some usage to run more 6.1 Sol. It's the Day 1 update, now let's make a smarter model than Opus 5.5!!view source ↗
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Ask anyone what the hardest part of learning a language was. Most will say speaking, because it always needed a person on the other side. That just changed. Here's what it means for learners, teachers, schools and the teams building for them. https://t.co/o7Dnpa5vxF Ask anyone what the hardest part of learning a language was. Most will say speaking, because it always needed a person on the other side. That just changed. Here's what it means for learners, teachers, schools and the teams building for them. https://t.co/o7Dnpa5vxFview source ↗
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gyotaku runs on windows now. one line in powershell, same instant search, fully offline. your screenshots never leave your machine. gyotaku runs on windows now. one line in powershell, same instant search, fully offline. your screenshots never leave your machine.view source ↗
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Btw Google is sending 70x more traffic to websites than ChatGPT right now: 1. Google: 23.96% 2. Bing: 1.13% 3. Yahoo: 0.76% 4. Yandex: 0.39% 5. ChatGPT: 0.34% 6. DuckDuckGo: 0.23% 7. Ecosia: 0.05% 8. Meta AI: 0.05% 8. Baidu: 0.03% 10. Brave: 0.02% 11. Gemini: 0.02% 12. Claude: 0.01% 13. Perplexity: 0.01% Google is st… Btw Google is sending 70x more traffic to websites than ChatGPT right now: 1. Google: 23.96% 2. Bing: 1.13% 3. Yahoo: 0.76% 4. Yandex: 0.39% 5. ChatGPT: 0.34% 6. DuckDuckGo: 0.23% 7. Ecosia: 0.05% 8. Meta AI: 0.05% 8. Baidu: 0.03% 10. Brave: 0.02% 11. Gemini: 0.02% 12. Claude: 0.01% 13. Perplexity: 0.01% Google is still #1 priority.view source ↗
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CORRUPTION: The same dead people voting for Democrats have been collecting almost $2 billion from Obamacare. Dr. Oz just terminated them for good. CORRUPTION: The same dead people voting for Democrats have been collecting almost $2 billion from Obamacare. Dr. Oz just terminated them for good.view source ↗
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Well, Computer Use in Codex *used* to be a bundled skill which users could modify (and configure their desired guardrails, accordingly). On quick review, looks like latest Codex releases removed this and guardrails are baked into compiled/minified code 😔 https://t.co/sR3bXfM01B Well, Computer Use in Codex *used* to be a bundled skill which users could modify (and configure their desired guardrails, accordingly). On quick review, looks like latest Codex releases removed this and guardrails are baked into compiled/minified code 😔 https://t.co/sR3bXfM01Bview source ↗
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It makes sense...Cursor recently wrote about how they have a model router that optimises inference between models based of a number of criteria. So model proxies and routing is taking off...you see in reporting from @huggingface, @LangChain and others. So making use of multiple models in an orchestrated fashion (Fle… It makes sense...Cursor recently wrote about how they have a model router that optimises inference between models based of a number of criteria. So model proxies and routing is taking off...you see in reporting from @huggingface, @LangChain and others. So making use of multiple models in an orchestrated fashion (Fleet Engineering) seems to become the default.view source ↗
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How I wish every Indian student should listen to him found him back in my uni days Went to US in a conference (fully sponsored) Contributed very minutely to open source - life had other plans Leading the complete AI engineering for my company right now (I am 27) The second order effects of doing things early in life… How I wish every Indian student should listen to him found him back in my uni days Went to US in a conference (fully sponsored) Contributed very minutely to open source - life had other plans Leading the complete AI engineering for my company right now (I am 27) The second order effects of doing things early in life are crazy @kunalstwt thanks for your content manview source ↗
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A moment of magic 💫 @AstonVilla https://t.co/hIn0MRNaQF A moment of magic 💫 @AstonVilla https://t.co/hIn0MRNaQFview source ↗
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Quote of the day. #qotd https://t.co/bIDxAzItBJ Quote of the day. #qotd https://t.co/bIDxAzItBJview source ↗
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Coach Prime and Colorado slipped up ahead of the game vs. Texas Tech 😬 See more on this story here: https://t.co/gBwPUJvLjP https://t.co/nMEjAjsQBn Coach Prime and Colorado slipped up ahead of the game vs. Texas Tech 😬 See more on this story here: https://t.co/gBwPUJvLjP https://t.co/nMEjAjsQBnview source ↗
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RT @RhysSullivan: t3 code is so much better than the labs products its not even close RT @RhysSullivan: t3 code is so much better than the labs products its not even closeview source ↗
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The hardware is clearly meant to be a loss leader. $3.5k is at or below the market price of the parts, before you even account for labor. Profitable hardware companies hit 30-50% margins, which would be $5-7k a box here (which no one would ever pay for these specs) Based on the use cases in the launch video, this is a… The hardware is clearly meant to be a loss leader. $3.5k is at or below the market price of the parts, before you even account for labor. Profitable hardware companies hit 30-50% margins, which would be $5-7k a box here (which no one would ever pay for these specs) Based on the use cases in the launch video, this is a local Instinct / Muse play. It will have hyper contextual data on you, your health, your interests and be able to recommend the best products to buy. And Ghost will take a cut of that. Agentic commerce is a much more attractive market than reselling Nvidia chips You can't assemble this spec yourself for $3.5k right now, so purely as parts it's a decent deal. You can also plug in another agent like OpenCode. But they obviously want you to buy into their agent and ecosystem, so I would be concerned about 3rd party agents staying 1st classview source ↗
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@EXM7777 Spending 5x more on scraping APIs than on models makes sense when everyone has access to the same models, but deduplicating all that captured content before downstream agents ingest it takes constant tuning. @EXM7777 Spending 5x more on scraping APIs than on models makes sense when everyone has access to the same models, but deduplicating all that captured content before downstream agents ingest it takes constant tuning.view source ↗
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THIS OPEN-SOURCE AGENT JUST MADE HERMES LOOK SLOW AND EXPENSIVE. SAME TASK, 4X FASTER, A THIRD OF A CENT One prompt in both: research the 10 most popular AI coding agents, compare pricing, features, open-source status and GitHub popularity in a table, include sources. • Speed > OpenHuman (@tinyhumansai) finished the … THIS OPEN-SOURCE AGENT JUST MADE HERMES LOOK SLOW AND EXPENSIVE. SAME TASK, 4X FASTER, A THIRD OF A CENT One prompt in both: research the 10 most popular AI coding agents, compare pricing, features, open-source status and GitHub popularity in a table, include sources. • Speed > OpenHuman (@tinyhumansai) finished the table in about 25 seconds, 8 tool calls, 10 sources. > Hermes needed over a minute and a half for the same job. • Cost > Total bill: $0.0036, ticking live on screen while it ran. > Context window live too: 37.7K of 128K, broken down by what used it. > Hermes (@NousResearch) hands you the answer and hides the meter. • Why it's not a toy > Open source, 39K+ GitHub stars. > Memory lives on your own machine, not in someone's cloud. > Your own API keys or local Ollama models, your call. Speed you can time and cost you can see -> every other agent is asking you to trust it on both. OpenHuman by @tinyhumansai, the Hermes alternative I'm switching to. Download link ↓view source ↗
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so many companies working on cloud agents, what's the moat? so many companies working on cloud agents, what's the moat?view source ↗
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marketing channels for startups, ranked S word of mouth founder-led content luck A seo + geo growth loops organic social B paid ads ugc + influencers launches new media cold calls + sms (if you sell to traditional businesses) C partnerships affiliates reddit D geo-arbitrage ads newsletters F billboards cold email… marketing channels for startups, ranked S word of mouth founder-led content luck A seo + geo growth loops organic social B paid ads ugc + influencers launches new media cold calls + sms (if you sell to traditional businesses) C partnerships affiliates reddit D geo-arbitrage ads newsletters F billboards cold emails conference booths pr agencies + press releases paid ads with no tracking and no testingview source ↗