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Starbase is inspiring Starbase is inspiringview source ↗
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RT @southpolesteve: Im calling for a pause on the Oreo frontier until we can understand whats going on here https://t.co/3XDRRavEVQ RT @southpolesteve: Im calling for a pause on the Oreo frontier until we can understand whats going on here https://t.co/3XDRRavEVQview source ↗
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There comes a point when you realise overthinking is just a symptom of underfeeling. There comes a point when you realise overthinking is just a symptom of underfeeling.view source ↗
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i may have vibe coded the best thing ever https://t.co/ZcK20R6a8M i may have vibe coded the best thing ever https://t.co/ZcK20R6a8Mview source ↗
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I just found a website that allows me generate AI videos from different models for free without having to sign into those particular AI tools to use these models. Frame 1: minimax h3 max Frame 2: Gemini Omni flash Same prompt, different outcome. I’ll talk more on this later https://t.co/Z6ve3mJsVk I just found a website that allows me generate AI videos from different models for free without having to sign into those particular AI tools to use these models. Frame 1: minimax h3 max Frame 2: Gemini Omni flash Same prompt, different outcome. I’ll talk more on this later https://t.co/Z6ve3mJsVkview source ↗
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I'm enjoying Astra on low reasoning + ultra fast way too much for a ton of little things like: - email management - one off fixes - research - quick demos Usage limits are still pretty brutal. Really want GPT-6.1 Sol ultra fast that's gonna be absurdly useful I'm enjoying Astra on low reasoning + ultra fast way too much for a ton of little things like: - email management - one off fixes - research - quick demos Usage limits are still pretty brutal. Really want GPT-6.1 Sol ultra fast that's gonna be absurdly usefulview source ↗
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As outrage builds around the case involving a Cornell University student allegedly gang-raped in a fraternity house in October 2024, the university's president released a video statement for the first time Saturday. "This is a defining moment in Cornell's history," Michael Kotlikoff said in the statement, calling Jane… As outrage builds around the case involving a Cornell University student allegedly gang-raped in a fraternity house in October 2024, the university's president released a video statement for the first time Saturday. "This is a defining moment in Cornell's history," Michael Kotlikoff said in the statement, calling Jane Doe's allegations "deeply disturbing." https://t.co/0BmgUeZ2dRview source ↗
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RT @utpalnadiger: @opencomputerHQ is "heroku for agents" - Write a typescript function - Pick a model, add tools, skills/MCP. - Deploy. G… RT @utpalnadiger: @opencomputerHQ is "heroku for agents" - Write a typescript function - Pick a model, add tools, skills/MCP. - Deploy. G…view source ↗
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today in react! really happy we choose this as the base tech for web stuff. https://t.co/rFG6CSeDP2 today in react! really happy we choose this as the base tech for web stuff. https://t.co/rFG6CSeDP2view source ↗
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나를 지키는 데 필요한 것 1. 싫다고 말하는 용기 2. 혼자 보내는 시간 3. 꾸준히 챙기는 체력 4. 급할 때 쓸 목돈 5. 흔들릴 때 돌아갈 루틴 6. 내 편이 되어주는 나 자신 7. 힘들 때 읽어볼 책 글귀 나를 지키는 데 필요한 것 1. 싫다고 말하는 용기 2. 혼자 보내는 시간 3. 꾸준히 챙기는 체력 4. 급할 때 쓸 목돈 5. 흔들릴 때 돌아갈 루틴 6. 내 편이 되어주는 나 자신 7. 힘들 때 읽어볼 책 글귀view source ↗
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Before you switch to OpenAI Dots, watch this 👀 I gave it real jobs. Things got weird. Clean websites? Yep. Working calls? Not in my test. One avatar task sat there for 20–30 minutes 😭 “Always on” apparently includes being on a break 😂 Link in the comments 👇 https://t.co/JcaTR8FF70 Before you switch to OpenAI Dots, watch this 👀 I gave it real jobs. Things got weird. Clean websites? Yep. Working calls? Not in my test. One avatar task sat there for 20–30 minutes 😭 “Always on” apparently includes being on a break 😂 Link in the comments 👇 https://t.co/JcaTR8FF70view source ↗
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https://t.co/GylHq9F2vY https://t.co/GylHq9F2vYview source ↗
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RT @ahistoryinart: 'Kensington Interior,' (1912) depicts the hallway of 67 Ladbroke Grove, London, W.11, the house which belonged to Frank… RT @ahistoryinart: 'Kensington Interior,' (1912) depicts the hallway of 67 Ladbroke Grove, London, W.11, the house which belonged to Frank…view source ↗
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Here's the multi-agent system driving our software factory right now. Core pieces: - We say what to build (sometimes Linear issues, mostly Slack threads) - Triage agent researches and decides whether to implement or to ask questions (think /grill-me but smarter) - Implementation agent builds, maybe collaborating with … Here's the multi-agent system driving our software factory right now. Core pieces: - We say what to build (sometimes Linear issues, mostly Slack threads) - Triage agent researches and decides whether to implement or to ask questions (think /grill-me but smarter) - Implementation agent builds, maybe collaborating with us on a spec with a subagent first - Verification subagent tests the implementation agent's work e2e - Code review agent cycles with the implementation agent for a few rounds before human review - Human reviews and ships - Monitoring automation responds to alerts and files issues (our first step to closing the factory loop) There's room to simplify this. We're benchmarking whether we need separate agents for steps like triage vs. implementation, or if a single high-intelligence model can do most of it. The core loop remains the same though. Curious how this compares to factories others are deployingview source ↗
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I’ll be using my kids classroom background music to get through the 4th quarter. https://t.co/lCjr6ZvyCS I’ll be using my kids classroom background music to get through the 4th quarter. https://t.co/lCjr6ZvyCSview source ↗
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@utpalnadiger this is the way @utpalnadiger this is the wayview source ↗
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RT @utpalnadiger: Slack agents built with https://t.co/OstWXAkeRn serverless agents just got better! https://t.co/35LaWSH32m RT @utpalnadiger: Slack agents built with https://t.co/OstWXAkeRn serverless agents just got better! https://t.co/35LaWSH32mview source ↗
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Still don't understand why slack and linear are two different platforms @Benioff rebrand Salesforce to https://t.co/sHwPVEZbt5 and go after the whole thing https://t.co/nzI3RAcLeK Still don't understand why slack and linear are two different platforms @Benioff rebrand Salesforce to https://t.co/sHwPVEZbt5 and go after the whole thing https://t.co/nzI3RAcLeKview source ↗
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finally had a chance to take my kids to see coyote v acme today and my god this movie had absolutely no business being as good as it was criminally underrated and slept on cannot recommend enough https://t.co/uUGouYqJc3 finally had a chance to take my kids to see coyote v acme today and my god this movie had absolutely no business being as good as it was criminally underrated and slept on cannot recommend enough https://t.co/uUGouYqJc3view source ↗
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From @TheAthletic: Dave Portnoy and Barstool Sports will no longer appear on Fox Sports’ “Big Noon Kickoff.” Portnoy, a Michigan alum, claimed Ohio State and coach Ryan Day were behind the decision after they complained to Fox Sports’ top executives. https://t.co/dnI9LN808F From @TheAthletic: Dave Portnoy and Barstool Sports will no longer appear on Fox Sports’ “Big Noon Kickoff.” Portnoy, a Michigan alum, claimed Ohio State and coach Ryan Day were behind the decision after they complained to Fox Sports’ top executives. https://t.co/dnI9LN808Fview source ↗
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Anthropic just committed $100 million to train 10,000 enterprise engineers to deploy Claude, through a new residency-style program called Claude Frontier Academy. → Engineers start with an in-person bootcamp led by Anthropic instructors → They then spend 12 weeks leading a real Claude project at their own organization… Anthropic just committed $100 million to train 10,000 enterprise engineers to deploy Claude, through a new residency-style program called Claude Frontier Academy. → Engineers start with an in-person bootcamp led by Anthropic instructors → They then spend 12 weeks leading a real Claude project at their own organization → First cohorts are running in San Francisco, New York and London → Early participants include engineers from McKinsey, Deloitte, Morgan Stanley and Novo Nordisk Source: https://t.co/kM05ay2sxzview source ↗
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Never deleting this app https://t.co/3PPyTtvB3X Never deleting this app https://t.co/3PPyTtvB3Xview source ↗