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I've been using Kylon for a few days already, and I really like it. This is a "company harness". It takes your people + your data + your agents and puts them into the same workspace. Basically, everyone can work and collaborate in the same space. I'm using it with my local Codex. You can also connect it to Claude Co… I've been using Kylon for a few days already, and I really like it. This is a "company harness". It takes your people + your data + your agents and puts them into the same workspace. Basically, everyone can work and collaborate in the same space. I'm using it with my local Codex. You can also connect it to Claude Code, Devin, or use a Kylon Cloud account. When you run it locally, Kylon hands off any agentic task to my Codex. It works pretty well! If I had to guess, most companies will move eventually to a model like this. It just makes sense.view source ↗
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Mila Kunis called Uber "the worst idea ever." Ashton Kutcher and his partner invested $500,000 in the company. By 2016, that stake was worth roughly $50 million, according to Forbes. In the video below, Kunis tells Stephen Colbert why she tried to talk her future husband out of investments like these. Her family left… Mila Kunis called Uber "the worst idea ever." Ashton Kutcher and his partner invested $500,000 in the company. By 2016, that stake was worth roughly $50 million, according to Forbes. In the video below, Kunis tells Stephen Colbert why she tried to talk her future husband out of investments like these. Her family left Soviet Ukraine in 1991, when she was seven. In Los Angeles, her father, a trained engineer, worked as a cab driver. Kutcher described Uber as a cab company where anyone could drive. He offered to order her a ride so she could try it. "You're going to put me in a car with a stranger? What is wrong with you?" Then he told her about Bitcoin. She asked, "Is it FDIC insured?". Kutcher replied: "No. That's the point. It's not." "I think this is a horrible idea," she recalled telling him. His response: "Cool, we're investing it." At the beginning of 2013, Bitcoin traded below $100. During the week of her interview in April 2021, it traded above $50,000. Kunis says she now books accommodation through Airbnb and takes Uber everywhere. "I've never been happier to be wrong."view source ↗
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RT @lamps_apple: @RoKhanna Ro, thanks for the Wisconsin history lesson. You skipped the ending. In 1911 Wisconsin's income tax started at… RT @lamps_apple: @RoKhanna Ro, thanks for the Wisconsin history lesson. You skipped the ending. In 1911 Wisconsin's income tax started at…view source ↗
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did you write code for this test? did you write code for this test?view source ↗
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end of summer https://t.co/qHD5zbgF9y end of summer https://t.co/qHD5zbgF9yview source ↗
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THE BEST WAYS TO MARKET YOUR MOBILE APP --- TikTok Ads: Legendary, takes some time to figure out and your app needs to have good user economics but once you find winning creatives it's amazing. Also: TIKTOK ADS MCP Meta Ads: Same, I prefer TikTok but it depends on your niche Canvas UGC: The only form of UGC that's … THE BEST WAYS TO MARKET YOUR MOBILE APP --- TikTok Ads: Legendary, takes some time to figure out and your app needs to have good user economics but once you find winning creatives it's amazing. Also: TIKTOK ADS MCP Meta Ads: Same, I prefer TikTok but it depends on your niche Canvas UGC: The only form of UGC that's reliable. Posting on new accounts makes it both in-line with the nature of UGC as well as making it accessible to creators. Result? you pay little. It requires good understanding of UGC, good management skills, and good payment terms. Also, outreach can be tough sometimes TikTok Farm: Usually with slideshows, which are only effective on TikTok. It does require many phones obviously, and good software to manage them. For software I recommend Ghost Farm by @wbyanme (not sponsored) Organic slideshows: Highest ROI, organic way to post content for free. My go-to for testing the waters for a new app. Only on TikTok, the algorithm loves slideshows for some reason. Instagram not at all. Reddit: Somewhat niche but works if you have a fitting audience. You can also artificially acquire upvotes, and AI indexes reddit too so win-win. Creates a lasting reputation for your app X: You can go mega viral like with @nestymee if you have something good to show Organic UGC: Good but you need to have acting skills and a good phone, and you need to understand the principles of UGC very well (appear professionally unprofessional) Regular UGC: Inherently inferior to Canvas UGC. Why would you buy 1 video for $100? Only use case is if you need a quick video for a launch or website ASO: Not a lifechanger but you need to have this done properly since it amplifies all your other marketing channels when people visit your app store page Clipping (slideshows): Only works if your app has something visual to sell. Middle-man parties usually take a large chunk of revenue like 20%. Also suffers from some botting scams YouTube: Can work, especially with automation like the legenview source ↗
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The first trailer for Greta Gerwig's ‘NARNIA’ has been released. In theaters on February 12, 2027. https://t.co/k7MU0V2Z1A The first trailer for Greta Gerwig's ‘NARNIA’ has been released. In theaters on February 12, 2027. https://t.co/k7MU0V2Z1Aview source ↗
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I GAVE MY GROK BOT $52 AND ONE RULE: TWO LOSSES IN A ROW AND THE TRADER IS FIRED. 24 HOURS LATER: $4,939 The first one it fired was the #1 trader of the week. His two losses cost $1.04. I handed Grok Bot copy trading on FOMO through copyfomo and let it decide who to follow. It picks a trader from the weekly top, copy… I GAVE MY GROK BOT $52 AND ONE RULE: TWO LOSSES IN A ROW AND THE TRADER IS FIRED. 24 HOURS LATER: $4,939 The first one it fired was the #1 trader of the week. His two losses cost $1.04. I handed Grok Bot copy trading on FOMO through copyfomo and let it decide who to follow. It picks a trader from the weekly top, copyfomo mirrors every trade at 0.25x size and exits the second that trader sells. I didn’t touch anything. I just watched it hire and fire. - 00:00, hires ape_vasco, #1 of the week - 05:16, two losses in a row, fired. Wallet at $73 - 05:16, hires moonpie_max, #3 - 13:55, two losses in a row, fired. Wallet at $520 - 13:55, hires lunadegen, #2. By midnight the wallet is at $4,939 copyfomo: https://t.co/IJVMDj6Rew Here’s the honest part. Without the bot I’d have stuck with the first guy, because he’s the best of the week, right? The #1 of the week took the wallet from $52 to $73. The #2, hired last, took it from $520 to $4,939. Two trips into JUICY, then two exits right at the end worth $771 and $837. Both firings together cost under $12. That’s where the money came from, not the copying itself. Following a good trader is easy, everyone does it. Leaving one the moment the streak turns is the part most people can’t do. 48 copied trades, 36 green. The 0.25x size and exiting with the trader kept the 12 losers small, none of them took a real bite out of the wallet. Hour 24. lunadegen still has the seat, and the bot is still counting his losses in a row.view source ↗
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Cat Jam (stealth model) is now free in OpenCode - very fast - built for agentic coding - zero data retention Cat Jam (stealth model) is now free in OpenCode - very fast - built for agentic coding - zero data retentionview source ↗
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After Zendaya was reportedly spotted kissing Jacob Elordi at a club last night, Tom Holland has reportedly unfollowed her on Instagram. 💔 Sources claim the couple’s marriage has ended. 😭” https://t.co/B73TC8WTR0 After Zendaya was reportedly spotted kissing Jacob Elordi at a club last night, Tom Holland has reportedly unfollowed her on Instagram. 💔 Sources claim the couple’s marriage has ended. 😭” https://t.co/B73TC8WTR0view source ↗
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👀 https://t.co/hKORVSdqfl 👀 https://t.co/hKORVSdqflview source ↗
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TYRESE: "You can call him papa Bron if you want!" LEBRON: *nods* "By the time she get 10, imma be in my 50s!" Marvel Maxey stealing everyone's hearts, including @KingJames ❤️ https://t.co/vWX6HMvKdI TYRESE: "You can call him papa Bron if you want!" LEBRON: *nods* "By the time she get 10, imma be in my 50s!" Marvel Maxey stealing everyone's hearts, including @KingJames ❤️ https://t.co/vWX6HMvKdIview source ↗
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When you run a model over a long context, the KV cache gets huge, so you have to throw some of it away. There are competing rules for choosing what to drop: keep the most recent tokens, keep the ones that get the most attention, and so on. The problem is that every method ships its rule welded to its own kernel. So if … When you run a model over a long context, the KV cache gets huge, so you have to throw some of it away. There are competing rules for choosing what to drop: keep the most recent tokens, keep the ones that get the most attention, and so on. The problem is that every method ships its rule welded to its own kernel. So if one method beats another, you can't tell whether the rule was smarter or the code was just faster. At #PyTorchCon North America, Huanran Wang of @AMD will present the poster: FlexBudget: Interchangeable KV Importance Signals under One Compiled FlexAttention Budget We hold the kernel and the memory budget fixed, and swap only the rule. Same code, same allowance, honest comparison. It's training-free, and it's all core PyTorch. Join us in San Jose, October 20-21 to learn more: https://t.co/jBApW8nESiview source ↗
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@AiTools12862 Don't know if you noticed the video I published about how I do this, but you might find that interesting as well: https://t.co/i4wIYxLcT3 @AiTools12862 Don't know if you noticed the video I published about how I do this, but you might find that interesting as well: https://t.co/i4wIYxLcT3view source ↗
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@AiTools12862 Thanks for looking into it :) @AiTools12862 Thanks for looking into it :)view source ↗
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RT @joelhooks: love the the pattern of primitives described here shadcn ish blocks for agents to copy and paste patterns from stealing th… RT @joelhooks: love the the pattern of primitives described here shadcn ish blocks for agents to copy and paste patterns from stealing th…view source ↗
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Sf is insane cuz wdym u can meet s tier founders like @tankots when going out for coffee https://t.co/6vYsJ2LBXx Sf is insane cuz wdym u can meet s tier founders like @tankots when going out for coffee https://t.co/6vYsJ2LBXxview source ↗
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life is good! i love you @claudeai https://t.co/3FujujE0JU life is good! i love you @claudeai https://t.co/3FujujE0JUview source ↗
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RIP Git https://t.co/uIeRj2Qi3S RIP Git https://t.co/uIeRj2Qi3Sview source ↗
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In April 2012, 23-year-old college student Daniel Chong was detained during a drug raid at a friend's house in San Diego. After a short interrogation, DEA agents told him he wasn't a suspect and would be released soon. Then they put him in a small holding cell to wait. And they forgot about him. For five agonizing d… In April 2012, 23-year-old college student Daniel Chong was detained during a drug raid at a friend's house in San Diego. After a short interrogation, DEA agents told him he wasn't a suspect and would be released soon. Then they put him in a small holding cell to wait. And they forgot about him. For five agonizing days, Chong sat handcuffed in a windowless cell with no food, no water and no toilet. When he realized no one was coming to release him, he began shouting and kicking the door. To survive, he drank his own urine. Soon he began to hallucinate, and for the last two days, he sat in complete darkness. When agents finally opened the door, they found him severely dehydrated, with his kidneys failing. He had lost 15 pounds. The DEA apologized, and a year later, the government paid him $4.1 million. Before they found him, convinced he was going to die, he had broken his glasses and used a shard to carve two words into his arm: "Sorry Mom."view source ↗
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NOBODY OWNS THE WHOLE OPEN AI STACK. So DigitalOcean put it in one room with NVIDIA. The Open Intelligence Summit today: → Hugging Face on what's next → vLLM serving for agents → Open harnesses with Nous → Shipping on an open stack Bolt, Supabase, OpenRouter, MiniMax and more on stage. Live from 1 PM PT. NOBODY OWNS THE WHOLE OPEN AI STACK. So DigitalOcean put it in one room with NVIDIA. The Open Intelligence Summit today: → Hugging Face on what's next → vLLM serving for agents → Open harnesses with Nous → Shipping on an open stack Bolt, Supabase, OpenRouter, MiniMax and more on stage. Live from 1 PM PT.view source ↗
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why pay a model when you can prompt one this AI cute girl made with GPT Opus 5.5 and Seedance got 4.5M views and $14,733 on one outfit test > make one character sheet in Claude, 10 angles like below > put her in whatever outfit you need to sell > walk her down a real street with Seedance 2.5 > caption it like a shoot… why pay a model when you can prompt one this AI cute girl made with GPT Opus 5.5 and Seedance got 4.5M views and $14,733 on one outfit test > make one character sheet in Claude, 10 angles like below > put her in whatever outfit you need to sell > walk her down a real street with Seedance 2.5 > caption it like a shoot, "fashion test" 331k followers, zero agency fees, zero reshoots and u still pay for real girls?view source ↗
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@alan__rice it's not what it sounds like @alan__rice it's not what it sounds likeview source ↗
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Anthropic built its own git and github replacement called scion and antique. Built for agents. https://t.co/oyWB9LZDpc Anthropic built its own git and github replacement called scion and antique. Built for agents. https://t.co/oyWB9LZDpcview source ↗
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RT @GuptaRK22: @bchesky Whitney is incredible. We are so lucky that we get to work with her RT @GuptaRK22: @bchesky Whitney is incredible. We are so lucky that we get to work with herview source ↗