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PR links will open inside Synara by default. Click to open the PR view. ⌘/Ctrl-click to open GitHub in your browser. Prefer opening links externally? You can change the default in Settings too. https://t.co/Lf12bmluLX PR links will open inside Synara by default. Click to open the PR view. ⌘/Ctrl-click to open GitHub in your browser. Prefer opening links externally? You can change the default in Settings too. https://t.co/Lf12bmluLXview source ↗
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I’m looking for products with soul. Drop your website/app I’m looking for products with soul. Drop your website/appview source ↗
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AI helps me fail faster. AI helps me fail faster.view source ↗
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What’s the cheapest Cloud GPU provider? What’s the cheapest Cloud GPU provider?view source ↗
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Our clinical trial participants have now used their Neuralink implants for over 50,000 hours, building one of the largest datasets of intracortical neural activity ever. We used it to pretrain a foundation model for BCI: self-supervised neural encoders that turn noisy, drifting spikes into stable representations. Som… Our clinical trial participants have now used their Neuralink implants for over 50,000 hours, building one of the largest datasets of intracortical neural activity ever. We used it to pretrain a foundation model for BCI: self-supervised neural encoders that turn noisy, drifting spikes into stable representations. Some initial results: • Decoders that keep working for weeks instead of days. For some users, calibration dropped from 10 min/day to 10 min/week • Teleporting cursors that jump straight to the intended target • A new cursor-control record of 11.32 bits per second (exceeding the performance of most able-bodied people) We’re just getting started. Future directions include pooling data across participants, one-shot (or zero-shot) calibration, and an API for the motor cortex. Read more: https://t.co/sIQXFUI7pcview source ↗
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“quick sync” is never either of those words “quick sync” is never either of those wordsview source ↗
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legendary pull 😭 https://t.co/jeutcx19cV legendary pull 😭 https://t.co/jeutcx19cVview source ↗
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The speed of our current landscape is nuts. Jev was groundbreaking for like 2 weeks. Cloudflare’s Clef outperforms it, adds vision support and 2x context window. Oh yeah, and it’s open source. The speed of our current landscape is nuts. Jev was groundbreaking for like 2 weeks. Cloudflare’s Clef outperforms it, adds vision support and 2x context window. Oh yeah, and it’s open source.view source ↗
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Heyy founders we are growing so quickly 😭 love y’all 🫶🏻 always happy to support other creators / builders 🤝 https://t.co/I9C4FTwAhv Heyy founders we are growing so quickly 😭 love y’all 🫶🏻 always happy to support other creators / builders 🤝 https://t.co/I9C4FTwAhvview source ↗
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"Have you heard of congress?" https://t.co/85WnfDCuND "Have you heard of congress?" https://t.co/85WnfDCuNDview source ↗
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Artistic stormy clouds 🧑🎨 https://t.co/XQKmFHRt7q https://t.co/Ab3Qf1ZnOK Artistic stormy clouds 🧑🎨 https://t.co/XQKmFHRt7q https://t.co/Ab3Qf1ZnOKview source ↗
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the more i build Taste 👅, the more i think the future of software design might not involve a canvas. if we’re going to design with language, we need to learn how to speak design to LLMs. so... i just shipped Design Breakdowns in Taste! it shows how LLMs interpret static and motion design, helping you build the vocabu… the more i build Taste 👅, the more i think the future of software design might not involve a canvas. if we’re going to design with language, we need to learn how to speak design to LLMs. so... i just shipped Design Breakdowns in Taste! it shows how LLMs interpret static and motion design, helping you build the vocabulary to describe what’s in your head. my hunch is that a lot of AI design looks like slop because we know what we want to see, but don’t know how to say it to an LLM correctly.view source ↗
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You can literally change the trajectory of your life in 90 Days. Lucky for you, there are 91 days left in the rest of 2026. You got an extra day to make something big happen before 2027 starts. You can literally change the trajectory of your life in 90 Days. Lucky for you, there are 91 days left in the rest of 2026. You got an extra day to make something big happen before 2027 starts.view source ↗
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First day after creative test and starting the scaling ad group starts good 🙌🏼 https://t.co/Vd3LWkJDzj First day after creative test and starting the scaling ad group starts good 🙌🏼 https://t.co/Vd3LWkJDzjview source ↗
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Here's what Asante Blackk says about audience frustration toward his "The Drop" character. #AsanteBlackk #TheDrop #LamarKinsey https://t.co/VrBiKK4OkD Here's what Asante Blackk says about audience frustration toward his "The Drop" character. #AsanteBlackk #TheDrop #LamarKinsey https://t.co/VrBiKK4OkDview source ↗
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Bro knows AI better than 99% of AI influencers. https://t.co/oHfMR8KuEW Bro knows AI better than 99% of AI influencers. https://t.co/oHfMR8KuEWview source ↗
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1000 cold emails a day. let’s goo 🚀 https://t.co/X6KbACigHi 1000 cold emails a day. let’s goo 🚀 https://t.co/X6KbACigHiview source ↗
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I'm hiring Applied AI Engineers at Warp. The role: build and deploy Warp Agent. It runs all of people ops for high-growth companies. Our customers are AI-native companies in hypergrowth. They're deploying Warp Agent into their core People function today, and they push us harder every week. You'll own big pieces end… I'm hiring Applied AI Engineers at Warp. The role: build and deploy Warp Agent. It runs all of people ops for high-growth companies. Our customers are AI-native companies in hypergrowth. They're deploying Warp Agent into their core People function today, and they push us harder every week. You'll own big pieces end to end: the agent harness, durable execution for long-running work, evals and guardrails, permissions, and every surface where people delegate to the agent. Employee data is the most sensitive data a company has. Correctness matters more than demos. Agents will soon do more work on Warp than people do. You'll build the systems that get us there. You'll work directly with me and @rankintweets, our cto NYC, in person. Top of market cash and meaningful equity. DM me if you're interested.view source ↗
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Note: check out the link in my BIO. Note: check out the link in my BIO.view source ↗
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LLMs don’t need retraining to become more capable. Our new architecture, Spotlight, gives AI models growing memory, allowing them to gain knowledge and capabilities without changing their weights. Token generation takes constant work, no matter how much information is stored. https://t.co/sf1zjCLHHH LLMs don’t need retraining to become more capable. Our new architecture, Spotlight, gives AI models growing memory, allowing them to gain knowledge and capabilities without changing their weights. Token generation takes constant work, no matter how much information is stored. https://t.co/sf1zjCLHHHview source ↗
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Applications are now open for our newest class of flight directors! Apply before Oct. 12 for a chance to lead missions to the @Space_Station, the Moon, and beyond: https://t.co/kAWf0FFI3C https://t.co/inc5NiQoSj Applications are now open for our newest class of flight directors! Apply before Oct. 12 for a chance to lead missions to the @Space_Station, the Moon, and beyond: https://t.co/kAWf0FFI3C https://t.co/inc5NiQoSjview source ↗
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PewDiePie unveiled Ajax, his own "uncensored" AI model built to run on home PCs, and said OpenAI banned him twice while he was making it One ban was for "distillation," using another AI's outputs to train his own. "How did they even know?" he said https://t.co/I24zKNU6HH PewDiePie unveiled Ajax, his own "uncensored" AI model built to run on home PCs, and said OpenAI banned him twice while he was making it One ban was for "distillation," using another AI's outputs to train his own. "How did they even know?" he said https://t.co/I24zKNU6HHview source ↗
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So I just watched PewDiePie’s new video and this might be one of the most ironic AI controversies I’ve seen recently.. He tried to “distill just a little bit” from OpenAI while building his own local AI model. OpenAI banned him. He appealed. They unbanned him. He tried again. BANNED AGAIN 😭 Now here’s where this ge… So I just watched PewDiePie’s new video and this might be one of the most ironic AI controversies I’ve seen recently.. He tried to “distill just a little bit” from OpenAI while building his own local AI model. OpenAI banned him. He appealed. They unbanned him. He tried again. BANNED AGAIN 😭 Now here’s where this gets interesting... PewDiePie is building Ajax, a small local AI model for his open-source Odysseus project. He needed better training data, so he experimented with using outputs from OpenAI as part of that process. And honestly, I’m conflicted. AI companies have trained models on huge amounts of our internet data, often without every creator explicitly agreeing to have their work used for AI training. But when a solo developer tries to learn from the output of one of those models to build something himself, suddenly there’s a hard line? I understand OpenAI protecting its models from companies trying to extract and replicate them at scale. But this is where I’m genuinely unsure. PewDiePie isn’t some giant competing AI lab. He’s basically a solo developer experimenting with a small local model. Should the same rules really apply here? Where exactly should the line be?view source ↗
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Thanks Antman. Billions it is. Thanks Antman. Billions it is.view source ↗
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so damn close to 200 signups 🥶 https://t.co/wjde5w15yA so damn close to 200 signups 🥶 https://t.co/wjde5w15yAview source ↗